Thomas Farley - WORCESTER, WORCESTSHIRE, ENGLAND NOT... DEFINITELY NOT WORCHESTER WEST MIDLAND

Hello Ann ... I took a look at Thoams Farley's profile and corrected it for you.....take a look and see that it is right.

Since the "About Me" section says he was born in Liverpool, I changed his birthplace to that.

(Sorry Rhonda... Didn't mean to step on your toes, there.)

Yes I read that afterwards ... you are correct David .

Thanks so much Rhonda. What would I do without you dear cousin? Ann x

Geoffrey, I question the accuracy of Liverpool as being the place of birth. He may have set sail from Liverpool but his father ended his life in Worcestershire and I bet my bottom dollar his son was born in Worcestershire! That was the area for the Farleys ... They were not Liverpudlians. Sorry, but I do not believe what you put. Ann

Thomas Farley's grandfather was my tenth great grandfather. He was Reginald born in Towthorpe Yorkshire England. He died in WORCESTERSHIRE. His son Roger was born and died in Worcestershire. His son Thomas (I feel certain and have read) was born in WORCESTERSHIRE. ... my notes....
Roger's son Sir Thomas Farley, took the hand of a lady known only as Jane in marriage. That same year both Thomas and Jane lost each of their parents. . Soon afterward, feeling there was nothing in England worth staying for, the young couple forsook everything they had in the land of their birth in hope of a newer and better life across a 5,000 mile blanket of ocean. Sir Thomas Farley, his wife, and one servant (Nicholas Shotter) were carried to America by the ship named Anne
I really feel Liverpool should be removed and substituted with Worcestershire.

I think you are correct Ann , there is only this one mention of Thomas being born in Liverpool , all other research I can find says Worcestershire.

Is there debate also about his wife Jane ? Some researchers seem to believe she was not the legitimate daugher of Sir Richard the 1st Baronet
of Sefton Molyneux and Lady Frances Gerard of Sudbury but that there was a young woman born out of wedlock in Lancashire. She was christened on Sept 30, 1607 at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. Her name was listed as Jane Molyneux and her parents were Margrette Hope and Sir John Molyneux. They speculate she was later sent to live in Worcester with relatives in order to avert any embarrassment to the Molyneux family in residence at Sefton. This,of course, is only supposition at this point. Just wondered if you had heard of this?

Oooo what fun. I have copied your message Rhonda and will enjoy researching what you have found. I have her in my tree on my pc as Jane Sefton, Lady Molenyneux.

Funny enough, I do have a Richard Sefton Molenyneaux in my tree and I have that he had a lover, called Margaretta Hope! I have a child from that liaison called JANE SEFTON! and she married Thos Farley in 1622. Unfortunately, I omitted to enter my source, so I need to varify this. Interesting though! Your story seems to hold water! Ann

Rhonda, your name is interesting to me as we have an area in South Wales called The Rhondda Valley. I wonder who chose your name and if they had Welsh roots? Ann

Yes my father made me aware ( when I was a child ) that my name was on a map of Wales ...lol...though I am named after my father Ronald and my mother decided it sounded better as Rhonda-Lee . My father always told me we are descended from Welsh origins but the more research I do , I am not so sure of that. I know the Bowen surname could have originated from Wales , as there are many Bowens there , and the family used to think we were descended from Griffith Bowen (Wales) but alas so far, I cannot locate any concrete sources. I see some researchers of the Bowens , have decided they think we descended from William Bonney
b1635 England . Even though all his children have the surname Bonney and then there is William Bowen I my 6th GGF, b circa 1670
Sudbury, Suffolk , added on as one of William Bonney's children. IAgain I have not been abel to verify if this correct, I don't think he would have changed his name to Bowen from Bonney, when he came to New England. So right now I am still trying to find the right connection, as are several others. This is one piece of the puzzle I would dearly like to know !

I have been searching, but this is the best I can find ...

Sir William Molyneux was born about 1470 in Lancaster, England. He married Jane Rugge, born in 1475 in Stafford, England. Jane was the daughter of Sir Richard Rugge and Margaret Moreton. They had a son, Richard Molyneux, born about 1495 in Sefton, Lancashire, England, William Molyneux, Jane Molyneux, Anne Molyneux, born, 1509 in Sefton, Lancashire, England. Sir William died 16 March 1548 in Lancaster, England.

Richard Molyneux was born about 1495 in Sefton, Lancashire, England. He married Eleanore Radcliffe. Eleanore was a daughter of Alexander Radcliffe and Alice Booth of Barton. Richard and Eleanore and a son, William Molyneux, born about 1530. Richard Molyneux died 3 January 1567-68 in Ireland.

William Molyneux was born about 1530 and died 1567. He married Bridget Caryll, born in Sussex, Warham, England and daughter of John Caryll. The couple had a son, Richard Molyneux, born about 1557 in Sefton, Lancashire, England.

Richard Molyneux was born about 1557 in Sefton, Lancashire, England. He married Frances Gerard, daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerard born 1517 - died 4 February 1592, and Anne Ratcliffe, daughter of Thomas Ratcliffe. The couple had a daughter, Jane Molyneux, born in Worcester, Worcestershire, England in 1602.

Jane Molyneux was born in 1602 in Worcestershire, England, She married Thomas Farley 12 November 1622 in Worcester, Worcestershire, England. Jane Molyneux died after 1650 in Archers Hope, James Citie County, Virginia

Found it in ... http://www.nkclifton.com/molyneux/molyneux.html

of course, cannot vouch for any accuracy.

part 2. for Rhonda

Richard Molyneux was born about 1557 in Sefton, Lancashire, England. He married Frances Gerard, daughter of Sir Gilbert Gerard born 1517 - died 4 February 1592, and Anne Ratcliffe, daughter of Thomas Ratcliffe. The couple had a daughter, Jane Molyneux, born in Worcester, Worcestershire, England in 1602.

Jane Molyneux was born in 1602 in Worcestershire, England, She married Thomas Farley 12 November 1622 in Worcester, Worcestershire, England. Jane Molyneux died after 1650 in Archers Hope, James Citie County, Virginia

Found it in ... http://www.nkclifton.com/molyneux/molyneux.html

of course, cannot vouch for any accuracy.

same website...
Thomas Farley was born 15 1591 in Worcester, Worcestershire, England. Thomas married Jane Molyneux 12 November 1622 in Worcester, Worchestershire, England. Jane was born about 1602 and died after 1650 in Jamestown, Virginia. Thomas died after 1650 at Archer's Hope, James City County, Jamestown, Virginia. Thomas and Jane's children were: Ann born 1623 at Sea on the Ship the Ann; Archer born 1627 Farley's Neck, Virginia; Barbara born 1628 at Archer's Hope, Jamestown, Virginia; George born 1631 at Archer's Hope, Jamestown, Virginia; Philip born 1633 Archer's Hope, Jamestown, Virginia; Thomas born 1636 at Archer's Hope, Jamestown, Virginia; Virgina born 1637 at Archer's Hope, Jamestown, Virginia; Fabyan born 1640; James C. born 1645; Elizabeth born 1645; Richard born 1647; John B. born 1648 Charles City, Virginia; William born 1648 and Thompson born 1650 at Charles City, Virginia.

Rhonda, I am related to the princes and kings of ancient Wales and you are related to me, so you must surely be related to the Welsh dear cousin.

Yes, Bowen is a very common name in Wales and we had very dear friends by that name, now passed on unfortunately. The wife was born in our cottage at the time and only lived five houses away! The husband, Elfed Bowen was the last anthracite miner to be pulled out of a flooded mine close to where we live in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Ann

Ann , thank-you for sharing all that info , it was an interesting read to be sure , I have to admit I had not spent much time researching Thomas Farley , I know you are connected closely with that family. Research is always so fascinating , no matter who it is .

Wales would be a place I would love to visit and hopefullly, I can convince my hisband how much more exciting it would be to travel there and Europe , rather than always going somewhere warm to vacation. Since we live on a beautiful lake here in Ontario Canada , he only likes to travel in the winter.He still enjoys water skiing and boating , but when I mentioned that perhaps we could find out more about our families history if we took a trip abroad , he seemed to think that may not be a bad idea ...;)... so here's hoping !!

Dear Rhonda,
If you manage to steer your man to the UK, then make a note of the places NOW, so that you are not too busy to concentrate on that. Let me know the places, and I will advise as some places are not so nice anymore, but most are beautiful still. Rhonda might I suggest that you put Sir Anthony Hungerford or even Jane Hungerford in your search here and then follow backward the wives and their parentage. Most are daughters of Lords of the Relm and as they kept marrying noble people to retain or increase their wealth and lands, you will soon find yourself getting back to royalty.

Try putting in Edward II or Edward III both Kings of England. Edw II born 1284 Caernarvon Castle North Wales, Edw III born 1312 born Windsor Castle, Berkshire England. For me, they are my 18th and 19th great grandfathers. Their descendent King Edward IV born 1442 Rouen France, died Westminster Palace, London England His Dad was Richard Plantagenet, Duke of York, read this .. Richard was involved in various battles - one at Ludford, near Ludlow, but was killed in battle at Wakefield.
His son Edward then became leader of the Yorkists; he won a decisive victory at Mortimer's Cross and marched to London to successfully claim the throne.
Now you have a few names to search in the box here!
My dear friend went to Ontario to live many many years ago and she returned to England where my husband was Best Man at her wedding with a lovely Canadian man. Diane and I worked together in the 1960s ... long before your time! hee hee, Ann

Hello. I just happened to see this conversation. I too am related to Sir Thomas Farley. He was my ninth great grandfather. I guess I'm related to Edward II? I'm not sure how to get the geneology going down the generations. I'll try. It would be fun to take a trip and research cool places my ancestors were!
Martha Trussell

My great grandfather was named Henry Farley. My grandmother spent years researching the Farley line and left me a box full of information. This is before computers. She traveled to Archers Hope and to England. She wanted me to name my son Thomas Farley to carry on the family tradition. I am pleased to find this website and enjoyed reading through all the information.

Hello I am pretty positive my husband is a direct descendant of Thomas and Lady Jane. Our son Bradley, jr is the last Farley on our branch of the Farley tree. My husbands great grandfather came to PA in the 1920's from Harlan Ky, his name was William born 1898, his father was John his father Henry and his father was Henry C. I would very much like to contact you Julia Decker,
Beth Farley

Thomas and Jane are the 10x great grandparents of my husband. The research I have found also confirms that Jane Farley is a descendant of the Molyneux family. I was then able to trace that family back to a William de Molins from France in 1066 who fought against England with William the Conqueror. As a reward he was given 3 manors in England including Sefton. This is the link I found it in https://archive.org/stream/historygenealog00unkngoog/historygenealo...
It is hard to read so you have to take your time. Start reading where it says: LINEAGE OF THE ENGLISH BRANCH, MOLYNEUX
I wasn't able to use the link you posted so I'm hoping you can use this one. If you can't try typing in "History, genealogical and biographical of the Molyneux families" My husband is on ancestry.com We don't have the full membership but he did the DNA and is linked to about 9 other people through DNA that all have this same family on their tree. We are under the name bosslady68 JoAnn Decossas

I am not sure how Reginald Farley or Barbara Farley is related since I can not seem to find anything on my grandfather Donald M. Farley Jr. (1936-2002) or my great grandfather Donald M. Farley Sr. (1912-1986). So if any has information on those two names that would be awesome. For Reginald and Barbara since I am just curious at this point are there two different Barbara's because I have (1526/1541/1544-1550/1603/1606/1618) and the Marriage dates are (1555/1570/1591) for Reginald (1530-1622)

@ Thomas Farley - WORCESTER, WORCESTSHIRE, ENGLAND NOT... DEFINITELY NOT WORCHESTER WEST MIDLAND

While this is an old discussion, which I read with great interest (Thanks to all who participated and contributed information!), I wanted to address something that was addressed as an aside, i.e., the parentage of Jane Molyneaux. wife of Thomas Farley. I'd like to contribute the following to that conversation for your collective and individual consideration and enjoyment.

LADY JANE SEFTON’S MOTHER IS NOT FRANCES GERRARD

Taken From: “Jane (Molyneux) Farley of Sefton (1605 - 1665),” Profile manager: Malcolm Bliss, https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Molyneux-409, Accessed 09 Sep 2014.

Lady Jane (Sefton) Farley
Lady Jane (Lady Jane) "Molyneux" Farley formerly Sefton aka Molyneux
Born 1605 in Worcester, Worcestershire, England
Daughter of Richard (Molyneux) Molyneux of Sefton and Margaret Hope
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of Sir Thomas Farley Sr. — married April 1622 in Worcester, Worcestershire, , England
Wife of Thomas Farley — married July 12, 1622 in Savoy Church, Worchester, England
Mother of Ann Farley, Archer Farley, Barbara Farley, George Farley, George Farley, Philip Farley, Thomas A Farley, Virginia Farley, Fabyan Farley, Bonnie Bell Farley, James C Farley, Elizabeth Farley, Richard Farley, John B. Farley Sr, William Farley and Thompson Farley
Died 1665 in Archers Hope, James City, Virginia, America (USA)
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• Death Date 1651-00-00 1665-00-00
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You just touched upon one of my favorite subjects - Lady Jane.

A couple of us ladies here have been researching this woman and I can tell you that she was definitely NOT a legitimate daughter of Sir Richard the 1st Baronet of Sefton Molyneux and Lady Frances Gerard of Sudbury. I know what all of the sources say, but she's just not listed in the household records or papers of either one of her parents or grandparents. There is a great deal of mystery surrounding the reason why she styled herself a Lady. Quite a few people surmise the reason that was called Lady may be just out of respect, but I don't think so, or it would have been used for more ladies than just her. We also have to look at the problem of locality. How would a young girl from Liverpool meet and marry a man from Worcester ? She had to have been relatively young when they married because she has a scad of children after coming to Virginia. My illustrious sister in arms, Dot Duncan, has deserted me for a few weeks to go overseas, but we have poured over this problem for quite a while and the only person we can come up with that fits this bill is a young woman born out of wedlock in Lancashire. She was christened on Sept 30, 1607 at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. Her name was listed as Jane Molyneux and her parents were Margrette Hope and Sir John Molyneux. We figure she was later sent to live in Worcester with relatives in order to avert any embarrassment to the Molyneux family in residence at Sefton. This, of course, is only supposition on our part at this point. Since both Dot and I are bordering on the legally insane, you can take it for what it's worth. But, I DO still have Jane attached to Sir Richard and Lady Frances Gerard Molyneux in my database, just for now. We do intend to get back to Worcestershire soon to find out what we can about both Thomas and Jane Molyneux Farley. I won't even touch upon the controversy surrounding Thomas and his ancestry at this point since it tends to throw people into a frenzy.

But we are working on it.[1]
Information for Thomas Farley
Born about the year of 1600 probably the son of Roger Farley, married lady Jane Sefton, of the line of the Earl of Sefton about 1622. [2]
They sailed on the ship "Ann" and were living at Archer's Hope, James City County, Virginia, 16 February 1623. [3]
Their first child Ann, was born on the way over and is said to have been named for the ship.
Tomas Farley was a "member of the House of Burgesses for the plantations between Harrop and Archer's Hope and Martin's Hundred at the session of March 1629-30 and for Archer's Hope February 1631-32." [4]
At Court in James City, 21 August, 1626, Thomas Farley, gent, confessed to "being absent from church on the Sabbath day for three months. He was ordered to pay 100 pounds of tobacco into the public treasury." [5]
From the minutes of the Council and General Court, 1622-1629: "Thomas Farley of Archer's Hope bargained with Widow Bush for the land he was settled on." [6]
Name
NOTE: No records have been found that verify that Jane was ever listed as a Molyneux. She was styled Lady Jane Sefton in all records found to date.X-7424 10:44, 1 February 2014 (EST)
Jane Molyneux[7][8]
Birth
1604 Worchester, Worchestershire, , England[9]
Richard Sefton in entry for Jane Sefton, "England, Cheshire Parish Registers, 1538-2000"
Name: Jane Sefton Event Type: Christening Event Date: 18 Jan 1598 Event Place: St Oswald, Chester, Cheshire, England Gender: Female Father's Name: Richard Sefton [10]
Date: 1602 Place: Worchester, Worchestershire, ENG
Birth: Date: 1602
Place: Worchester, Worchestershire, ENG
Found multiple copies of BIRT DATE. Using 1602
Christening
Richard Sefton in entry for Jane Sefton, "England, Cheshire Parish Registers, 1538-2000"

Name: Jane Sefton Event Type: Christening Event Date: 18 Jan 1598 Event Place: St Oswald, Chester, Cheshire, England Gender: Female Age (Formatted): Marital Status: Father's Name: Richard Sefton Mother's Name: Spouse's Name: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Mother's Name: GS Film number: 2068352 Digital Folder Number: 004018798 Image Number: 00042
"England, Cheshire Parish Registers, 1538-2000," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F753-N3Y : accessed 16 Jun 2013), Richard Sefton in entry for Jane Sefton, 1598.
Marriage
Married Thomas Farley, July 12, 1622 in Savoy Church, Worchester, England.
Husband: Thomas I Farley
Wife: Jane Molyneux
Child: John B. Farley
Relationship to Father: Natural
Relationship to Mother: Natural
Marriage Date: 1622
Place: WORCHESTER, ENG[11]
Event
Type: Arrival Date: 1623
Place: VA, USA[12]
Date: 1624-1625
Place: Virginia, USA[13] [14]
Arrival BET 1624 AND 1625 Virginia[15]
Arrival 1623 Virginia[16]
Death
Date: 1650
Date: 1651
Place: ARCHER'S HOPE, JAMES, VA, USA
1665 Virginia, United States[17]
Name
Name: Lady Jane Sefton /MOLYNEAUX/[18]
Name: Ann //[19]
Name: Jane /SEFTON MOLYNEUX/[20][21]
Name: Lady Jane Sefton /MOLYNEUX/[22]
Name: Lady Jane Sefton /MOLYNEUX/[23]
Name: Jane "Lady Sefton" /MOLYNEUX/[24]
Name: Lady Jane /SEFTON/[25]
Name: Lady Jane /SEFTON MOLYNEUX/ b1605[26]
Found multiple versions of NAME. Using Lady Jane Sefton /MOLYNEAUX/.
Birth
Birth: 1602 Worcester, Worcestershire, , England[27][28][29]
Birth: 1605 Worcester, Worcestershire, England[30]
Birth: 1605 Worchestershire Co[31]
Birth: 1605 Worcester, Worcestershire, , England[32]
Birth: 1604 Ship, The, Ontario, Canada[33]
Birth: 1605 Worcester, Worcestershire, England[34]
Found multiple copies of BIRT DATE. Using 1602
Death
Death: 1651 Archers, James City, Virginia, United States[35][36][37]
Death: 1651 Archers, James City, Virginia, USA[38]
Death: 1651 Archers Hope, James City, Virginia[39]
Death: 1651 Archers, James City, Virginia, USA[40]
Death: 1665 Virginia, USA[41]
Death: 1651 Archers, James City, Virginia, USA[42]
Found multiple copies of DEAT DATE. Using 1651Array
Event
Event: Thomas w/ Wife Jane and Dau Ann Arrival 1623 Virginia[43]
Event: Arrival BET 1624 AND 1625 Virginia[44][45]
Event: Jane Farley came to Virginia in 1623, on the "ANN", and was at Archer's Hope in 1624 and 1625 (Hottens Lists, pp 180-181, 230-231) 1623 Virginia[46]
Event: Arrival BET 1624 AND 1625 Place: Virginia[47]
Marriage
Husband: Sir Thomas Farley
Wife: Lady Jane Sefton Molyneaux
Child: George Farley
Child: Thompson Farley
Child: William Farley
Child: @I4808@
Child: Richard Farley
Child: Elizabeth Farley
Child: James C Farley
Child: Bonnie Bell Farley
Child: Fabyan Farley
Child: Virginia Farley
Child: Philip Farley
Child: Barbara Farley
Child: Archer Farley
Child: Ann Farley
Child: Thomas A Farley
Marriage: Date: APR 1622 Place: Worcester, Worcestershire, , England[48]
Sources
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1. ↑ Dreama "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/S1GV-SL4 : accessed 2014-01-13), entry for Jane /Molyneux/.
2. ↑ Reference: Jesse Kelso Farley, Jr., Twelve Generations of Farleys (Chicago: Press of Albin O. Horn Company, 143, p5.
3. ↑ Reference: Hotten, Orginal List of Emigrants, page 230. Mrs. W. G. Stannard. Colonial Virginia, pages 43. VA Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 34, page 405. Tyler's Historical & Genealogical Quarterly, Vol 13, page 134.
4. ↑ Reference: Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 19, page 132 and pp 147-8.
5. ↑ Reference: Ibid., Vol. 26, page 4.
6. ↑ Reference: Ibid., Vol. 24, pages 240-241. Children of Thomas and Jane (Sefton) Farley: Reference: Jesse Kelso Farley, Jr., Twelve Generations of Farleys (Chicago: Press of Albin O. Horn Company, 1934), page 25.
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Jane /Sefton/<ref>Source: [[#S2]] Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for John B Farley</li>
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Notes
Note N439 Croxteth Hall is the former country estate and ancestral home of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton.[1] After the death of the 7th and last Earl in 1972 the estate passed to Liverpool City Council, which now manages the remainder of the estate, following the sale of approximately half of the grounds. The remaining grounds, Croxteth Park, were at one time a hunting chase of the Molyneux family and are now open to the public.

In short, the family descends through Lady Jane Sefton - daughter of the Earl of Sefton whose family links back through the Plantegenets. Lady Jane arrived in the New World in 1623 at Archer's Hope (near Jamestown) aboard the ship, 'the Anne'. She was with her husband, Thomas Farley..
Little is known of Lady Jane - she is reputed to be the daughter of Richard Molyneux, the Earl of Sefton. The Molyneux/Sefton family group can be traced back in time as descending with and marrying into the lineage of the Plantagenet kings of England..

Tracing this line back through Lady Jane places this family in descendancy of Charlemagne and the Plantagenet kings of England..

Source: “Lady Jane Sefton’s Mother Is Not Frances Gerrard. /http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sefton-8, Accessed 9 Sep 2014.

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Source: “Remains, Historical & Literary, Connected with the Palatine Counties of Lancaster and Chester,” Vol. XIV, “The Journal of Nicholas Assheton of Downham in the County of Lancaster, Esq., for the Year 1617 and Part of the Year Following,” Rev. F. R. Raines, Ed., The Chetham Society, Publisher, Printed by Charles Simms and Company, Manchester [England], 1868,
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Source: “The Peerage of Ireland: Or, a Genealogical History of the Present Nobility of that Kingdom, Vol III” John Lodge, Mervyn Archdall, Revised and Updated by Mervyn Archdahll, James Moore, Dublin, Ireland, 1799, http://books.google.com/books?id=y1oUAAAAQAAJ&amp;pg=PA254&amp;lpg=..., Accessed 09 Sep 2014.

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Source: “The Peerage of Ireland: Or, a Genealogical History of the Present Nobility of that Kingdom, Vol III” John Lodge, Mervyn Archdall, Revised and Updated by Mervyn Archdahll, James Moore, Dublin, Ireland, 1799, http://books.google.com/books?id=y1oUAAAAQAAJ&amp;pg=PA254&amp;lpg=..., Accessed 09 Sep 2014.

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Source: “Lord Burghley's Map of Lancashire in 1590:” Joseph Gillow, William Cecil Baron Burghley, Arden Press, London, England, 1907, http://books.google.com/books?id=QeGJZ9ABOzsC&amp;pg=PA40&amp;lpg=P..., Accessed 09 Sep 2014;

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