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While there was a holonet site, or what one could consider a holonet site, for Magrath Weapons Foundry; it was the bare minimum for what one could call a site. The only information on the company was simply that it exist. Beyond that there were no names of whom ran it, or who the weapon smiths were. However on the page was a small series of contact numbers, each of which would connect a prospective buyer to a customer service agent. This was due in part to the extreme attention of privacy that the Magraths had for their weapon smiths. They made sure that the smiths themselves were protected, and that their privacy that that of their families was ensured. This was done more than anything to ensure the safety of their employees and the said families that they had. Each customer service agent usually met with a prospective buyer at an office in which an order was filled out by both parties. Then after a set number of days to ensure a proper background check; or in the way of a proper document from a militia or military order was proven as legitimate; the order was taken to the main facility where it would then been filled out.

As such any information beyond the normal process of their transactions was limited; with the same attention to privacy being carried out when it came to the Baroness and her family. For the most part her background and private life where kept off of the holonet; this being an agreement set up between her late father and the former Baron of Jaemus and the Imperial Intelligence. After all her father was a man who had enjoyed his privacy and wanted to make sure that it stayed that way when it came to his children. This even extended to her spouse, the current Baron, whose history seemed to merely state that he was a living breathing man born on Jaemus.

Any information on their estate was limited beyond the simple fact that it existed; including that it was on the planet. There was no information on its exact location, yet another circumstance of attention to privacy, with much; if any; of their messages being sent privately from their own encrypted network at their estate, or coming into a private box at the local government building in the town.

Ninety-eight however would succeed in gathering some information; though it wasn't really anything worth noting. The information on the Coruscanti Magraths was more open than on the Jaemus Magraths. It even included an article in which it described the rapid fall of the Coruscanti Magraths at the turn of the late Ruusaan Reformation era; in which the patriarch at the time had seemed to squander much of their credits on half baked schemes and females of an alien nature. The article went on to further speak of the Coruscanti Magraths seeming to claw their way back to the top; though this too would see their fall once more. It was the outbreak of the Clone Wars that saw the Coruscanti Magraths disgraced the most; as they had sided with the CIS. A move which in the beginning had helped them as their own wealth skyrocketed for a time; however when the Empire rose and its supporters with it, the Coruscanti Magraths had their entire accounts wiped clean for siding with the CIS, an act which caused the Matriach to throw herself from her apartment window and drove the family into poverty.

The article would go on to speak of the Jaemus Magraths and how the Baroness' late father was given the title of Baron due to his service in hiding and aiding wounded clones on his estate during the Clone Wars. Beyond that most information afterwards was nothing more than the praise of the Jaemus Magraths for their work with charities and aiding their neighbors to keep their farms and ranches afloat; actions which had given the Jaemus Magraths considerable support among their neighbors.