What proof she was daughter of Thomas Farley and his wife Jane?

Question

I've been working on the Farleys (see [this G2G discussion]) and just changed the mother for this profile - Ann Farley - to be Jane Unknown (there is no evidence to support that Thomas's wife was Sefton and/or Molyneux).

However, I don't find any evidence to support that Ann was a Farley, much less the daughter of Thomas & Jane, even though she's shown in their household in the 1624/5 Jamestown Muster (see [Thomas's profile]).

I wanted to post here before marking her relationship with Thomas & Jane as Uncertain, as well as marking her LNAB as Uncertain - or should be be changed to LNAB Unknown also?

Thanks!

Answer 1

Is there a big problem with a Farley connection, or could a warning in the bio keep most people from going back further. or might you just list her as a Farley but not connected to the possible Farley parents?

It'd seem to me that removing someone who is living with a Farley family as not being one may be going a bit to far.

Comments

Since she has no children, I don't think it matters. But I wanted feedback before I did anything more. Sounds like I should just leave it as it is. And that's fine by me. Thanks Dave!

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If you look at the complete book of emigrants 1607-1660, ship ANN. It states Ann was born on the ship and Thomas arrived with Jane his wife , a servant Nicholas Shotten and a daughter Ann page 58.

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The 1624 muster lists at Neck-of-land near James City

under servants

Thomas Farley came in the Ann 1623

Jane his wife in the same Shipp

Ann a child

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Ann supposedly married a lee