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Where published print and online records and information have been used precedence has been given to referenced historical fact.
Unreferenced information has been cross checked to a reasonable level of authority.
Prime evidence has been used wherever possible by way of public records, archives and documents.
Translation from documents in French, German and Latin have been randomly outsourced for reference.
Ancestry links have only been used where there is confirmed documentation of birth, death, marriage or census records.