However, when Finrod's name was changed to Finarfin in the second edition, Gildor's line was not changed. Gildor does not appear in Tolkien's later versions of the genealogies, and no elf named Inglor is mentioned in any writings after the change of names. Although Gildor has some standing among the elves of Middle-Earth, as his leadership of his party in "The Fellowship of the Ring" indicates, the phrase "of the House of Finrod" no longer has a clear meaning. Hammond and Scull suggested that this might mean merely that Gildor belonged to the "household" of Finrod; whether Tolkien fully intended a bloodline connection is unknown.