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*For First Division/Premier League titles, if not co-captains, preference is given to the captain who captained a clear majority of matches on the pitch

*For cup titles, preference is given to the captain who captained in the final match

First Division/Premier League champions list -

First Division/Premier League winning captains verified as follows:

1947 - Willie Fagan (Liverpool) -

1948 - Joe Mercer (Arsenal) -

1949 - Reg Flewin (Portsmouth) -

1950 - Reg Flewin (Portsmouth) -

1951 - Ron Burgess (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1952 - Johnny Carey (Manchester United) -

1953 - Joe Mercer (Arsenal) -

1954 - Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1955 - Roy Bentley (Chelsea) -http://newyorkblues.webs.com/roybentley.htm

1956 - Roger Byrne (Manchester United) -

1957 - Roger Byrne (Manchester United) -

1958 - Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1959 - Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1960 - Jimmy Adamson (Burnley) -

1961 - Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1962 - Andy Nelson (Ipswich Town) -

1963 - Roy Vernon (Everton) -

1964 - Ron Yeats (Liverpool) -

1965 - Noel Cantwell (Manchester United) -

1967 - Denis Law (Manchester United) -

1966 - Ron Yeats (Liverpool) -

1967 - Noel Cantwell (Manchester United) -

1967 - Denis Law (Manchester United) -

1968 - Tony Book (Manchester City) -

1969 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1970 - Brian Labone (Everton) -

1971 - Frank McLintock (Arsenal) -

1972 - Roy McFarland (Derby County)

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1973 - Tommy Smith (Liverpool) -

1974 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1975 - Archie Gemmill (Derby County)

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1976 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1977 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1978 - John McGovern (Nottinfham Forest) -

1979 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1979 - Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool) -

1979 - Phil Thompson (Liverpool) -

1980 - Phil Thompson (Liverpool) -

1981 - Dennis Mortimer (Aston Villa) -

1982 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1983 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1984 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1985 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1986 - Alan Hansen (Liverpool) -

1987 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1988 - Alan Hansen (Liverpool) -

1989 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

1990 - Alan Hansen (Liverpool) -

1991 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

1992 - Gordon Strachan (Leeds United)

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1993 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United) -

1993 - Bryan Robson (Manchester United) -

1994 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United) -

1994 - Bryan Robson (Manchester United) -

1995 - Tim Sherwood (Blackburn Rovers) -

1996 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United) -

1997 - Eric Cantona (Manchester United)

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1998 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

1999 - Roy Keane (Manchester United) -

2000 - Roy Keane (Manchester United) -

2001 - Roy Keane (Manchester United) -

2002 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

2003 - Roy Keane (Manchester United) -

2004 - Patrick Vieira (Arsenal) -

2005 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2006 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2007 - Gary Neville (Manchester United) -

2008 - Gary Neville (Manchester United) -

2009 - Gary Neville (Manchester United) -

2010 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2011 - Nemanja Vidić (Manchester United)

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2012 - Vincent Kompany (Manchester City) -

2013 - Nemanja Vidić (Manchester United)

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2014 - Vincent Kompany (Manchester City) -

2015 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2016 - Wes Morgan (Leicester City) -

FA Cup match list -

FA Cup winning captains verified from except:

1972 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United) -

1980 - Billy Bonds (West Ham United) -

1997 - Dennis Wise (Chelsea)

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2004 - Roy Keane (Manchester United) -

2005 - Patrick Vieira (Arsenal) -

2006 - Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) -

2007 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2008 - Stephen McPhail (Cardiff City)

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2009 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2010 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2011 - Carlos Tevez (Manchester City) -

2012 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2013 - Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)

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2014 - Thomas Vermaelen (Arsenal)

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2015 - Per Mertesacker (Arsenal)

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2016 - Wayne Rooney (Manchetser United)

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League Cup match list -

League Cup winning captains verified as follows:

1961 - Vic Crowe (Aston Villa) -

1962 - Ron Ashman (Norwich City) -

1963 - Trevor Smith (Birmingham City) - Matthews, Tony (2012). The Birmingham City Miscellany. The History Press. ISBN 9780752490557.

1964 - Colin Appleton (Leicester City) -

1965 - Terry Venables (Chelsea) -

1966 - Graham Williams (West Bromwich Albion)

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1967 - Mike Keen (Queens Park Rangers) -

1968 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1969 - Stan Harland (Swindon Town) -

1970 - Tony Book (Manchester City) -

1971 - Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1972 - Peter Dobing (Stoke City)

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1973 - Martin Peters (Tottenham Hotspur)

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1974 - Mike Bailey (Wolverhampton Wanderers)

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1975 - Ian Ross (Aston Villa) -

1976 - Mike Doyle (Manchester City) -

1977 - Chris Nicholl (Aston Villa) -

1978 - John McGovern (Nottingham Forest) -

1979 - John McGovern (Nottingham Forest) -

1980 - Emlyn Hughes (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1981 - Phil Thompson (Liverpool) -

1982 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1983 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1984 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1985 - Dave Watson (Norwich City) -

1986 - Malcolm Shotton (Oxford United)

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1987 - Kenny Sansom (Arsenal) -

1988 - Steve Foster (Luton Town) -

1989 - Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)

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1990 - Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)

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1991 - Nigel Pearson (Sheffield Wednesday) -

1992 - Bryan Robson (Manchester United) -

1993 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

1994 - Kevin Richardson (Aston Villa) -

1995 - Ian Rush (Liverpool) -

1996 - Andy Townsend (Aston Villa) -

1997 - Steve Walsh (Leicester City)

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1998 - Dennis Wise (Chelsea) -

1999 - Sol Campbell (Tottenham Hotspur) -

2000 - Matt Elliott (Leicester City) -

2001 - Robbie Fowler (Liverpool) -

2002 - Henning Berg (Blackburn Rovers) -

2003 - Sami Hyypiä (Liverpool) -

2004 - Gareth Southgate (Middlesbrough) -

2005 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2006 - Gary Neville (Manchester United)

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2007 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2008 - Ledley King (Tottenham Hotspur) -

2009 - Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United) -

2010 - Patrice Evra (Manchester United)

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2011 - Stephen Carr (Birmingham City) -

2012 - Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) -

2013 - Ashley Williams (Swansea City) -

2014 - Vincent Kompany (Manchester City) -

2015 - John Terry (Chelsea) -

2016 - Vincent Kompany (Manchester City)

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Charity Shield/Community Shield match list -

Charity/Community Shield winning captains verified as follows:

1948 - Joe Mercer (Arsenal) -

1949 - Reg Flewin (Portsmouth) -

1949 - Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1951 - Ron Burgess (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1952 - Johnny Carey (Manchester United) -

1953 - Joe Mercer (Arsenal) -

1954 - Len MIllard (West Bromwich Albion) -

1954 - Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1955 - Roy Bentley (Chelsea) -

1956 - Roger Byrne (Manchester United) -

1957 - Ray Wood (Manchester United) - McParland, Peter (1960). Going For Goal. Souvenir Press Ltd.

1958 - Nat Lofthouse (Bolton Wanderers) - Banks, Tommy (2012). Ah'm Tellin' Thee. Ian Seddon. ISBN 9781908341938.

1959 - Billy Wright (Wolverhampton Wanderers) -

1960 - Jimmy Adamson (Burnley) -

1960 - Bill Slater (Wolverhampton Wanderers) - Donnelly, Paul (2010). First, Last & Only: Football. Octopus Books. ISBN 06000622541.

1961 - Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1962 - Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1963 - Roy Vernon (Everton) -

1964 - Bobby Moore (West Ham United) -

1964 - Ron Yeats (Liverpool) -

1965 - Ron Yeats (Liverpool) -

1966 - Ron Yeats (Liverpool) -

1967 - Denis Law (Manchester United) -

1967 - Dave Mackay (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1968 - Tony Book (Manchester City) -

1969 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1970 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1970 - Brian Labone (Everton) -

1971 - David Nish (Leicester City) -

1972 - Tony Book (Manchester City) -

1973 - Martin Dobson (Burnley) -

1974 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1975 - Roy McFarland (Derby County) -

1976 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1977 - Martin Buchan (Manchester United) -

1977 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1978 - John McGovern (Nottingham Forest)

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1979 - Phil Thompson (Liverpool) -

1980 - Phil Thompson (Liverpool) -

1981 - Dennis Mortimer (Aston Villa) -

1981 - Steve Perryman (Tottenham Hotspur)

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1982 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1983 - Bryan Robson (Manchester United) -

1984 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1985 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1986 - Alan Hansen (Liverpool) -

1986 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1987 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1988 - Ronnie Whelan (Liverpool) -

1989 - Alan Hansen (Liverpool) -

1990 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United)

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1990 - Ronnie Whelan (Liverpool) -

1991 - Tony Adams (Arsenal)

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1991 - Gary Mabbutt (Tottenham Hotspur)

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1992 - Gary McAllister (Leeds United)

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1993 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United) -

1994 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United)

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1995 - Dave Watson (Everton) -

1996 - Eric Cantona (Manchester United)

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1997 - Roy Keane (Manchester United) -

1998 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

1999 - Nigel Winterburn (Arsenal)

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2000 - Dennis Wise (Chelsea) -

2001 - Sami Hyypiä (Liverpool)

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2002 - Patrick Vieira (Arsenal) -

2003 - Roy Keane (Manchester United)

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2004 - Dennis Bergkamp (Arsenal) - Palmer, Myles (2011). The Professor: Arsène Wenger. Random House. ISBN 9780753546611.

2005 - John Terry (Chelsea)

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2006 - Jamie Carragher (Liverpool) -

2007 - Ryan Giggs (Manchester United) -

2008 - Gary Neville (Manchester United) -

2009 - John Terry (Chelsea)

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2010 - Nemanja Vidić (Manchester United) -

2011 - Nemanja Vidić (Manchester United)

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2012 - Vincent Kompany (Manchester City)

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2013 - Nemanja Vidić (Manchester United)

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2014 - Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) -

2015 - Per Mertesacker (Arsenal)

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Full Members Cup match list -

Full Members Cup winning captains verified as follows:

1986 - Colin Pates (Chelsea)

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1987 - Glenn Keeley (Blackburn Rovers)

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1988 - Martin Hicks (Reading) -

1989 - Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)

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1990 - Peter Nicholas (Chelsea) -

1991 - Geoff Thomas (Crystal Palace) -

1992 - Stuart Pearce (Nottingham Forest)

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European Cup/Champions League match list -

European Cup/Champions League winning captains verified as follows:

1968 - Bobby Charlton (Manchester United) -

1979 - John McGovern (Nottingham Forest) -

1980 - John McGovern (Nottingham Forest) -

1981 - Phil Thompson (Liverpool) -

1982 - Dennis Mortimer (Aston Villa) -

1984 - Graeme Souness (Liverpool) -

1999 - Peter Schmeichel (Manchester United) -

2005 - Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) -

2008 - Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United)

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2012 - Frank Lampard (Chelsea) -

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup/UEFA Cup/Europa League match list -

Inter-Cities Fairs Cup winning captains verified as follows:

1968 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1969 - Bobby Moncur (Newcastle United) -

1970 - Frank McLintock (Arsenal) -

1971 - Billy Bremner (Leeds United)

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1972 - Alan Mullery (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1973 - Tommy Smith (Liverpool) -

1976 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1981 - Mick Mills (Ipswich Town) -

1984 - Graham Roberts (Tottenham Hotspur) -

2001 - Sami Hyypiä (Liverpool) -

2013 - Frank Lampard (Chelsea) -

UEFA Super Cup match list -

UEFA Super Cup winning captains verified as follows:

1977 - Emlyn Hughes (Liverpool) -

1979 - John McGovern (Nottingham Forest) -

1982 - Ken McNaught (Aston Villa) -

1991 - Steve Bruce (Manchester United) -

1998 - Dennis Wise (Chelsea) -

2001 - Sami Hyypiä (Liverpool) -

2005 - Jamie Carragher (Liverpool) -

Cup Winners' Cup match list -

Cup Winners' Cup winning captains verified as follows:

1963 - Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur) -

1965 - Bobby Moore (West Ham United) -

1970 - Tony Book (Manchester City) -

1971 - Ron Harris (Chelsea) -

1985 - Kevin Ratcliffe (Everton)

- Groom, Andy (2014). 101 Interesting Facts on Everton: Learn About The Boys From Goodison Park. Andrews UK Limited. ISBN 9781910295212.

1991 - Bryan Robson (Manchester United)

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1994 - Tony Adams (Arsenal) -

1998 - Dennis Wise (Chelsea) -

Intercontinental Cup match list -

Intercontinental Cup winning captains verified as follows:

1999 - Roy Keane (Manchester United)

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Club World Cup match list -

Club World Cup winning captains verified as follows:

2008 - Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United) -

RELIGION

Bible: Which Came First?

General reference

- The Holy Bible, King James Version, Cambridge Edition (1769). King James Bible Online (2015).

Sodom and Gomorrah destroyed (~2667 B.C. - 2666 B.C.)

- Garcia, Lisa (2010). The Tree of Life: From the Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem. Tate Publishing. ISBN 9781615665976.

Moses crosses the Red Sea (1446 B.C.) -

Jesus meets Zacchaeus the tax collector (30 A.D.) -

Jesus walks on water (29 A.D.) -

Nebuchadezzar's prophetic dreams (604 B.C.) -

Daniel is thrown into a den of lions (538 B.C.)

- Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. The One Year Chronological Bible KJV. Tyndale House Publishers, Inc. ISBN 9781414372068.

David becomes king of Israel (1008 B.C.) -

Solomon becomes king of Israel (970 B.C.) -

Tower of Babel built (2242 B.C.) -

Noah's flood (2348 B.C.) -

God creates land and vegitation (day three of creation) - Genesis 1:9-13 KJV.

God creates stars, sun and moon (day four of creation) - Genesis 1:14-19 KJV.

Jacob marries Rachel (after Leah) - Genesis 29:23 KVJ.

Jacob marries Leah (before Rachel) - Genesis 29:30 KJV.

Moses's plague of locusts (eighth plague) -

Moses's plague of flies (fourth plague) -

Peter heals a lame beggar (before Stephen is stoned to death chronologically in Acts in the Bible) - Acts 3:1-10 KJV.

Stephen stoned to death (after Peter heals a lame begger chronologically in Acts in the Bible) - Acts 7:54-8:2 KJV.

An angel helps Peter escape from prison (44 A.D.) -

An earthquake frees Paul from prison (49 A.D.) -

Andrew becomes follower of Jesus (before Philip chronologically in John in the Bible) - John 1:35-40 KJV.

Philip becomes follower of Jesus (after Andrew chronologically in John in the Bible) - John 1:44 KJV.

Magi visit Jesus (after shepherds chronologically in Matthew in the Bible)

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Shepherds visit Jesus (before Magi chronologically in Matthew in the Bible)

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Jesus feeds 5000 with five loaves and two fish (after Jesus changes water to wine chronologically in John in the Bible) - John 6:5-15 KJV.

Jesus changes water to wine (before Jesus feeds 5000 with five loaves and two fish chronologically in John in the Bible) - John 2:1-11 KJV.

John the Baptist dies (28 A.D.) -

Jesus crucified (33 A.D.) -

Jesus heals paralysed man (before Jesus heals epileptic boy chronologically in Mark in the Bible) - Mark 2:1-12 KJV.

Jesus heals epileptic boy (after Jesus heals paralysed man chronologically in Mark in the Bible) - Mark 9:14-29 KJV.

Esther saves the Jewish people from Haman (~485 B.C. - 464 B.C.) -

Jonah swallowed by whale (~786 B.C. - 746 B.C.) -

Samson defeats the Philistines (~1118 B.C. - 1978 B.C.)

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David fights Goliath (1020 B.C.) -

Babylon falls (539 B.C.) -

Jericho falls (~1600 B.C. - 1200 B.C.)

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Joseph sold to Egypt by his brothers (~1950 B.C. - 1930 B.C.) -

Baby Moses found in the Nile (~1391 B.C. - 1271 B.C.) -

Jesus tempted in the wilderness (after Jesus is baptised chronologically in Matthew in the Bible) - Matthew 4:1-11 KJV.

Jesus baptised (before Jesus is tempted in the wilderness chronologically in Matthew in the Bible) - Matthew 3:13-17 KJV.

ENTERTAINMENT

Born in London Boroughs

Bobby Moore (Barking, Barking and Dagenham) -

Nick Frost (Dagenham, Barking and Dagenham) -

George Michael (East Finchley, Barnet) -

Emma Bunton (Finchley, Barnet) -

Kate Bush (Welling, Bexley) -

Quentin Blake (Sidcup, Bexley) -

Twiggy (Neasden, Brent) -

Keith Moon (Wembley, Brent) - Fletcher, Tony (2010). Dear Boy: The Life of Keith Moon. Omnibus Press. ISBN 9780857122223.

H.G. Wells (Bromley, Bromley) -

Fatboy Slim (Bromley, Bromley) -

Stephen Fry (Hampstead, Camden) -

A.A. Milne (Hampstead, Camden) -

Samuel Pepys (Salisbury Court [just off Fleet Street], City of London) -

John Donne (Bread Street, City of London) -

Kirsty MacColl (Croydon, Croydon) -

Kate Moss (Croydon, Croydon) -

John McVie (Ealing, Ealing) -

Fern Britton (Ealing, Ealing) -

Amy Winehouse (Southgate, Enfield) -

Bruce Forsyth (Edmonton, Enfield) -

Vanessa Redgrave (Greenwich, Greenwich) -

King Henry VIII (Greenwich, Grennwich)

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Alan Sugar (Hackney, Hackney) -

Idris Elba (Hackney, Hackney) -

Daniel Radcliffe (Fulham, Hammersmith and Fulham) -http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0705356/

Helen Mirren (Hammersmith, Hammersmith and Fulham) -

Adele (Tottenham, Haringey) -

Dave Clark [musician] (Tottenham, Haringey) -

Elton John (Pinner, Harrow) -

Roger Bannister (Harrow, Harrow) -

Imogen Heap (Havering-atte-Bower, Havering) -

Richard Madeley (Romford, Havering) -

Andy Serkis (Ruislip, Hillingdon) -

Jane Seymour [actress] (Hayes, HIllingdon) -

Phil Collins (Hounslow, Hounslow) -

Jimmy Page (Heston, Hounslow) -

Leona Lewis (Islington, Islington) -

Emily Watson (Islington, Islington) -

Andrew Lloyd Webber (South Kensington, Kensington and Chelsea) -

Beatrix Potter (South Kensington, Kensington and Chelsea) -

Eadweaerd Muybridge (Kingston upon Thames, Kingston upon Thames)

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Jonny Lee Miller (Kingston upon Thames, Kingston upon Thames) -

Roger Moore (Stockwell, Lambeth) -

David Bowie (Brixton, Lambeth) -

Gary Oldman (New Cross, Lewisham) -

Jude Law (Lewisham, Lewisham) -

Young MC (South Wimbledon, Merton) -

Robert Graves (Wimbledon, Merton) -

Chiwetel Eijiofor (Forest Gate, Newham)

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Vera Lynn (East Ham, Newham) -

Maggie Smith (Ilford, Redbridge) -

Nigel Benn (Ilford, Redbridge) -

Noël Coward (Teddington, Richmond upon Thames) -

Brian May (Hampton, Richmond upon Thames) -

Enid Blyton (East Dulwich, Southwark) -

Michael Caine (Rotherhithe, Southwark) -

David Weir [Paralympic athlete] (Wallington, Sutton) -

Jeff Beck (Wallington, Sutton) - Power, Martin (2014). Hot Wired Guitar: The Life of Jeff Beck. Music Sales Limited. ISBN 9781783233861.

Dizzee Rascal (Bow, Tower Hamlets) -

W.W. Jacobs (Wapping, Tower Hamlets) -

David Beckham (Leytonstone, Waltham Forest) -

Alfred Hitchcock (Leytonstone, Waltham Forest) -

Jo Brand (Wandsworth, Wandsworth) -

Clement Attlee (Putney, Wandsworth) -

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (Paddington, Westminster)

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Alan Turing (Maida Vale, Westminster)

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GEOGRAPHY

Rivers of London

All London Rivers sourced from except:

Non-London rivers:

River Medlock

HOLIDAY

Presidents Day

All facts about Presidents Day gathered from except:

Presidents Day was established as a full holiday for all federal employees in 1885 -

The Purple Heart, a military award featuring an image of Washington, was revived on Presidents Day in 1932 -

Presidents Day can occur on February 15 at the earliest and February 21 at the latest

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Alexandria, Virginia honors George Washington throughout the month of February

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Lincoln may also be honored on Presidents Day in some states

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Lincoln's birthday is celebrated as a state public holiday in Connecticut, Illinois, Missouri and New York -

Thomas Jefferson is also honored on Presidents Day in Alabama

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Daisy Gatson Bates is also honored on Presidents Day in Arkansas -

In New Mexico, Presidents Day is celebrated the day after Thanksgiving -

English Football Top Flight Top Goalscorers by Season

List of top goalscorers by season verified from

World Cup Winning Squads

List of world cup winning squads verified from