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| 1 | Address: Sources: Birth Register, Ohio County Court House, Wheeling, West Virginia, Vol 43, p 1195. [donmaxwell3.ged] [Don Maxwell .FTW] [Bier.FTW] [Bier by Bruhn.FTW] King.GEDCOM. Electronic. Date of Import: December13, 2001. I have additional information on most of the living individual's information..DPM Oct. 10, 2001. PLEASE CONTACT ME DIRECTLY ,so i can add your references to my file! Don Maxwell M.D. 18700 Wolf Creek Dr. Edmond, Okla. 73003 dmaxwelljr@hotmail.com | Bruhn, Jerry Lee (I468)
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| 2 | [Winch.FTW] [Winch.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch | Webb, Lorenza D. (I35875)
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| 3 | 1 Irene Stinnett b. 02 Jul 1920 d. 09 Nov 2006 John Walker Ownby b. 27 May 1919 d. 11 May 2004 2 Zuenne Ownby Descendancy chart to this point b. 11 Jun 1942 d. 11 Jun 1942 2 Living Ownby Descendancy chart to this point Living McCarter 3 Living McCarter Descendancy chart to this point 2 Living Ownby Descendancy chart to this point 2 Living Ownby Descendancy chart to this point + Living Watson 2 Living Ownby Descendancy chart to this point + Living Atchley [Winch.FTW] [Winch10.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch | Stinnett, Irene (I19720)
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| 4 | Sources: Sevier County, Tennessee Census, 342D, 1880. [Winch.FTW] [Winch.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch [Winch3.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch [Winch4.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch [Winch6.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch [Winch8.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch | Webb, Mary J. (I35851)
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| 5 | Sources: Sevier County, Tennessee Census, 342D, 1880. [Winch.FTW] [Winch.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch | Webb, Lorenzo Dowe (I35852)
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| 6 | Sources: Sevier County, Tennessee Census, 342D, 1880. [Winch.FTW] [Winch.ged] GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch GEDCOM provided by Carolyn Proffitt Winch | Webb, Sally E. (I35855)
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| 7 | (Boteler) | Butler, Petronella (I64232)
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| 8 | (Dobeka) | Dobeck, Stanley (I43281)
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| 9 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dobeck, Chester (I43317)
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| 10 | (Later Calvert) | Swingate, Benedict (I49870)
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| 11 | (Later Coggburn) | Hamblin, James (I47219)
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| 12 | (or Birth Could Be Dec. 25 | Anderson, Susan B. (I4075)
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| 13 | (or Birth Could Be Dec. 25 | Anderson, Susan B. (I4075)
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| 14 | - Veterans sec. III, lot 321-D-1 | Davis, John Alexander Jr. (I15908)
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| 15 | at age 82 years | Hart, Asberry (I7358)
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| 16 | Grismond Castle | Plantagenet, Lord of Beaufort John (I62885)
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| 17 | Grismond Castle | Plantagenet, Earl Lancaster Thomas Earl of Lancaster (I62886)
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| 18 | Grismond Castle | Plantagenet, Mary (I62887)
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| 19 | Later Swain County | Conner, Samuel (I4850)
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| 20 | LeConte Medical Center | Cole, Flora Ethel (I68333)
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| 21 | now Wetzel County, West Virginia | Furbee, Miriam (I12007)
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| 22 | Now:, Ukraine, SSR | Sobieski, King of Poland Jan III (I45492)
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| 23 | Or Boteler | Butler, Ankaret (I64325)
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| 24 | zc 26186 | MOORE, WILFOIDA CATHERINE (I6451)
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| 25 | "'He fought in the Battle of Staten Island in the Revolutionary War. In addition to himself he had four brothers who also fought in this war. Birth of Joseph Sapp, (RWS) who was reported aged 16 at time of enlistment in Delaware Blues in 1776. Revolutionary War Soldier. Most of Josephs family lived in Marion Co. until 1860's moved to Independence, Preston Co. Enlisted in the Revolutionary Army in Delaware in 1776 and was discharged in January of 1783. He had been wounded twice during his service. Served under Captain Caldwell, Captain Holland and Captain Jacquets, and under Colonel Patterson, Colonel Hall, and Colonel Vaughn. Captured in the battle of "Ninety Six" and paroled by Colonel Croger. He drew two pensions; one for being an invalid (arm wounds at "Ninety Six") and one for having been a Revolutionary War Soldier.' "This was posted by a cousin (grlncali) to the Ancestry.com personal military page of Joseph on April 7th, 2012. Prior to that it may have been in the Broderbund Gedcom 2810 where my father (Ronald Stuart Sapp) acquired it on March 25th, 1999. I have seen this listed in many other places as well. The original author of this information nor anyone who has referenced it from that time have provided any proof as to the parents of Joseph let alone that he had brothers who also fought in the war." Kellie Sue Sapp King | SAPP, JOSEPH FRANKLIN "Joe" (I6331)
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| 26 | "... who Served Two Terms as Sheriff of Wetzel County Also Two Terms As Assessor. Levi Shuman his Grand-Father Served As Sheriff Of Wetzel County - 1869 - 1873 ..." Carl Bryan Shuman "Lee was twice Sherriff, and twice elected Assessor of Wetzel County." Melanie Turner Furbee | Francis, Lee (I12923)
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| 27 | "According to his grave, his date of birth is April 23, 1866; however, according to his death certificate, his date of birth is April 26, 1866. According to family history, his oldest daughter Elizabeth (Lizzie) was about five years old when they moved from the Bohanan log cabin to what is now known as the Emert home place, which means that house was built about 1895. The family is found in the 1900 Census in Sevier County, TN, living with Mary Jane's father and step-mother. He's found in the 1910 census in District 13, Sevier County, TN: BOHANAN, William (80; married twice); wife Mary (60; married once); his daughter and her family: EMMERT, Mary J. (40; married once); John R. (44); Lizzie E. (20); Kettie (18); Perlie M. (16); Sarah R. (13); Carrie M. (10); Hattie (7); Freeman (4); Nannie B. (2). William and Mary had been married 30 years; Mary was mother of one child, who was still living. Mary Jane and John had been married 22 years; Mary Jane was mother of 9 child, 8 of whom were still living. Everyone in the household was born in Tennessee, as were their parents; except for William's mother, who was born in Virginia. William and John were farmers. Lizzie was a school teacher for the public schools. He's also found in the 1920 Census, 13th District, Sevier County, TN: Emert, John R. (age 63); wife Mary J. (50); daughter Hattie (17); son Freeman W. (14); daughters Blanche (12) and Gypsy (8). Will of John Redman Emert: I John R. Emert being of sound mind but feeble body make this my last will and testament this Jan. 16, 1922. My first request is that all my just debts be paid. Second I will all my Property to my wife mary J. Emert during her life and she is to use the income for her support and my wife mary J. Emert with the help of John Jinkins are to invest my property in a farm are home for her and the children to live on that are yet at home and at my wife death to be divided equal between Elizabeth Jenkins, Kettie Gobble, Pearl Fowler, Moishua Williams, Carie Huskey, Hottie Emert, Freeman Emert, Blanch Emert & Gypsy Emert. Third I request that after the death of my wife that John Jenkins be my executor and place tomb rocks to me and my wife grave. Signed by his mark "X" Signed the January 16, 1922 Witnessed by A. F. Stott, Kettie Gobble, Lizzie Jenkins Probate by the court court of Sevier County Oct. 9, 1922. H.D. Bailey, County Court Clerk" Larry and Carole King Murray Tennessee, Deaths and Burials Index, 1874-1955, Ancestry.com, (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.Original data - "Tennessee Deaths and Burials, 1874-1955." Index. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2009, 2010. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled re;). Birth date: 26 Apr 1866 Birth place: Tennessee Death date: 27 Sep 1922 Death place: Sevier, Tennessee Death Certificate for John Emert, Tennessee Vital Records: Sevier Cty; Room 145; Book 47; 1922; Page 179. | Emert, John Redman (I14716)
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| 28 | "According to the 1940 Census Maude did not have a Social Security Number. Maude was the one who provided the family information to the Census Taker and was listed on line 29, so was chosen for Supplementary Questions found at the bottom of he Census Sheet. She completed two years of college at that time. She is listed as Haynes, Maude S. and I believe she may have listed S. for her maiden name. Maude was so very proud of her heritage. That is why one of her sons carries her maiden name as his given name." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Shuman, Maude E. (I13057)
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| 29 | "Alberta never married." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Furbee, Alberta (I13400)
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| 30 | "Alcinda is buried in William's Cemetery beside her husband Levi Shuman. Her grave is unmarked." Kellie Sapp King | Cook, Alcinda (I12911)
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| 31 | "Alice Towers was the neice of Sie John Jolles, Lord Mayor of London in 1615 w ho left her 500 pounds in his will dated 1621. The administration of her estate in January 1703 was granted to her grandson, John, son of Richard Ashcroft, Jr." The Ashcraft Family, Descendents of Daniel by Martha Ashcraft Neil | Towers, Alice (I6588)
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| 32 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Knapp, Janet (I17228)
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| 33 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Knapp, Lyle (I9072)
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| 34 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Sapp, _____ (I17272)
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| 35 | "Alive in 2001." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Sapp, Richard Thomas (I17273)
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| 36 | "Almeda lead a very interesting life. She was fostered by Samuel Ferbee and his wife Jane Postlethwait Furbee. Jane died and after her death Amelda married Samuel. She bore him four children, who as she had been were raised by Samuel. After Samuel died Almeda found work in Wetzel County, West Virginia as a servant in the Friend Taylor Household. She then married J. M. Goodard on November 13th, 1924 in Moundsville, Marshall County, West Virigina. Mr. Goodard was a resident of Wellsburg, Brooke County, West Virginia. After the death of her second husband she lived with her son Grover Cleveland "Cleve" Furbee in Marion County, West Virginia and is listed in the 1910 Census there. She most likely died in her sons home. Her name has also been listed as Amelda." Kellie Sue Sapp King | DeBolt, Almetta Cox (I13512)
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| 37 | "Anna Sipple was a remarkable woman. During her lifetime, she introduced into the Furbee family an element of culture and an appreciation of the better things of life, such as it has seldom enjoyed since her day. Born to a life of wealth, luxury, and ease, she inspired in her husband and children sentiments which can be traced down to the present day. Anna Sipple Furbee, survived him [Bowers] almost five years. In her will, a most remarkable document, made November 14, 1785, she speaks of herself as 'being on sick bed, but of sound and perfect understanding.' It closes with this: 'Item, (I) will also that all my negroes may and shall be their own free people to act and deal for themselves.' This will was probated on or about December 20, 1785, which marks approximately the date of her death." | SIPPLE, ANNA (I11140)
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| 38 | "As a child I was often confused about my Grandmother Maxines family. I knew she did not have any full blodded brothers or sisters. I also knew she often spoke of not meeting some of her siblings until she was an adult. One thing that I got most corrected on was that Mailda was her mother. Malinda was not the biological mothet of Maxine but she was her mom. The family said she was her mother, I believe this was so becouse the title mother carried a large level of respect. She raised Maxine as her own daughter. Mailnda was the woman that my father called grandma when he would be telling me stories fondly remembering her and her home made egg noodles. And oh would Dad get on me if I dared to call anyone but Malinda his grandma. I am sorry I that I do not really remember her that I mostly remeber the funeral services and the outpour of grief showed at her passing. She sounded like a very special woman, supporting Maxine later in life as she went to stay with the McIntyre so that she could meet her brother Kenneth and later her other half siblings mothered by Katherine Jane Yoho. Maxine was even listed as a biological daughter in Malinda's obituary. The obituary lists Malinda as having three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. These numbers include both biological and step grandchildren and great grandchildren. The best words I can think of to summarize her character would be gracious and loving. Bryan and Katherine were never married. I do not want anyone who reads this to think that my branch of the family has any ill at all to Katherine Jane Yoho. That is not at all the case. There is just a special bond that comes between a woman and the child she raises and loves. On the contrary, I have never really heard a bad thing about Katherine and I imagine she must have had as much love in her heart as Malinda had. She loved Grandma Maxine so much that she let Bryan raise her, knowing that in that action she was giving her daughter something she could not give at that time of her life. A home. If I remember the story correctly there was a point when my father, as a young man, had managed to break one or both of his legs and he went to the Pruitt's to recover. (You can find the Pruitts by going to one of the spouses of Katherine Yoho.) The 1940 Census states that Malinda finished fourth grade." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Darrah, Malinda Virginia (I900)
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| 39 | "As a Private, Delaware Blues, under Colonel David Hall, Joseph Sapp served from March 1778 to January 26, 1883, participating in the battles of Monmouth (June 6, 1778, Camden, S.C. (August 16, 1780), Guilford Court House (March 15 , 1781), Hobkirk's Mill ( April 25, 1781 and the Battle of Fort Ninety-Six, near Abbeville, S.C. until taken prisoner by the British (June 14, 1781). While attempting to scale the wall of the fort, Joseph Sapp was severely wounded in the right shoulder and arm, and was eventually discharged by reason of disability at Philadelphia, January 26, 1783. He was awarded a pension." Pension number G-41122. National Archives, Washington, District of Columbia Delaware Archives, 1911-1919, Volumes I, II and III. The three volumes contain 24 total references. | SAPP, JOSEPH FRANKLIN "Joe" (I6331)
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| 40 | "At least one daughter and one son are alive in 2001." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Sapp, Barbara Elizabeth (I10619)
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| 41 | "At least one daughter appears to be living in 2001." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Starkey, Hazel Vaun (I10526)
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| 42 | "Based on existing records John was born in Est. Bet. 01 Jan 1806 and 20 Jul 1807. If you add our family oral traditions to this it further narrows the date down to Est. 01 Jan 1807 and 01 Jun 1807." Kellie Sue Sapp King Gabriel lived in Proctor District, Wetzel County, West Virginia in 1880. The only heirs mentioned in John's inventory, dated 26 Jun 1889, were Elsy Furbee, Eliza Jane Kirkland, Harriett Guthrie, and Lucinda Kirkland. | Furbee, John George (I11180)
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| 43 | "Before Kinsey and Lizze were married she was found to have Tuberculosis (TB). She was forthright with him and he took his marriage vows to her with an awesome sense of 'In sickness and in health' and a bittersweet feeling must have been there when they heard 'Until death us part'. To him it must have only be an existence without her and he wanted every moment of their life to count. His family were very upset about the marriage. The Shumans had nothing against her personally, it was the TB, and it scared them. There was a happy reprieve that ended in tragedy when they had a son who died in infancy of TB. Kinsey followed soon after their son and Lizze soon after of TB and a broken heart. The Shumans were understandably very upset that all three had died of Tuberculosis and Lizzie was viewed as a murderess by the family. As she was the one who did this they were not welcome to be laid to rest with the rest of the family. I do not know if the family ever regretted that choice but I do know I admire the courageous choice the couple made." Kellie Sue Sapp King Sources: Gedcom - Benjiman Furbee Descendants.FTW, James and Melanie Turner, Date of Import: November 13th, 2001. Gedcom - King.Ged, Date of Import: Dec 13th, 2001. Gedcom - William Shuman Descendants.GED, James and Melanie Turner, Date of Import: November 13th, 2001. | Shuman, William Kinsey (I13790)
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| 44 | "Caleb had children." (S116) | Sipple, Caleb (I3796)
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| 45 | "Caroline may be the daughter of Moses Raymond Dulaney but it is unknown at this point as to which of his two wives she would belong. She has been listed as being the daughter of 'Mosus'." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Delaney, Caroline (I12935)
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| 46 | "Caroline was never married and was still living during the early part of 1920." Kellie Sue Sapp King Sources: Gedcom - Benjiman Furbee Descendants.FTW, James and Melanie Turner, Date of Import: November 13th, 2001. Gedcom - King.Ged, Date of Import: Dec 13, 2001. | Furbee, Caroline (I12716)
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| 47 | "CASTLECALDWELL, Fermanagh 11H06 Originally known as castle Hasset, ruined Castlecaldwell is a Plantation structure built betw een 1610 and 1619 by Francis Blennerhasset as one of a series of strongholds guarding the Lough Erne raod. In 1662 the Blennerhasset family sold the castle to James Caldwell, who rename d it ans whose descendants lived there for over 200 years. The remains include two of the bawn's flankers, a boathouse and quay, and a ruined Protestant church. The latter was built b y Francis Blennerhasset in 1641, and during later use as a family chapel acquired some interesting monuments. the English traveller Arthur Young enjoyed the hospitality of James Caldwel l in 1776. beside the road is the Fiddler's Stone, a monument raised to a drunken fiddler who fell from a boat and drowned while travellin with Sir James' band in 1770. The whole of the area at the NW corner of Lough erne is classed as a region of outstanding natural beauty. As well as being a forest park, it is also a reserve under the control of a RS PB warden who watches over the thriving local bird life." Supplied from a book on Castle's of Ireland | CALDWELL, Sir JAMES (I11748)
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| 48 | "Clowney accomplished one year of college at the time of the 1940 Census. He served as a Sargent in The First Great War, World War I. He took up the finer arts of concrete and its many uses. Eventually, he became a specialist in the field offering his know how and knowledge, to various Counties and States. Namely West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New York. He was even called as far away as Florida. In 1940 he is listed in the Census as having a Lodger in his family home. Clowney also supervised highway bridge structures and was the Superintendent of a large Concrete Pipe Works. He retired in 1970 and lived modestly just out of Wileyville, Wetzel County, West Virginia with his wife, Maude. He died soon after retirement." Melanie Turner and Kellie Sue Sapp King | Haynes, Clowney Elbert (I13094)
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| 49 | "Delano left behind no children. Some of his childhood toys were given to me as a child. One that I hold dear is a stuffed skunk that I so aptly named SkunkyPoo. I heard so many stories about Delano that having one of his old toys to sleep with meant so very much to me." Kellie Sue Sapp King | Shuman, Carl Delano (I8172)
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| 50 | "Dorothy was christened on 13 Januart 1613 in St. Mary's, Stockport, Cheshire Co. She probably married twice. A Dorothy Ashcrafte married Agmundesham Muschamp on 21 December 1634 at St Vedost Church, Faster Lane and St Michael, London. She married Joseph Howe 20 November 1651 in St. Margaret Pattens in London. She became a member of the East India Co. in 1629. She apperars to have inherited her father's interest in the East India company." The Ashcraft Family, Descendents of Daniel by Martha Ashcraft Neal | Ashcroft, Dorothy (I6592)
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