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Patriots and Pioneers - The legacies of the Shane and Beck families
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Bare-Garver Cemetery | Norris, Minnie Mae (I4074)
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Beatty, Lynn Family Bible. George Shane Family Bible. Philadelphia: Hogan and Thompson, 1921.
Harrison County OhArchives Bible Records.....George Shane Family Bible Copyright Date 1921
The Bible from which above was taken was printed by Jasper Harding Phila Pa in
1839 & published & for sale by Hogan & Thompson
Additional Comments:
Extracted from Josiah V. Thompson Journals | Source (S905)
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Became a Nun at Treves, 612.
Line 190-8 page 163
8. SAINT ARNULF, b. ca. 13 Aug. 582, Mayor of the Palace and tutor of Dagobert, Bishop of Metz 612, d. 16 Aug. 640; m. abt. 596, Dode (Clothilde), who became a nun at Trèves 612. (They were the parents of St. Clodulf, Bishop of Metz ca. 650, d. 690). | Doda (Clothilde) (I3573)
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Beers, J.H.. Commemorative biographical record of northwestern Ohio : including the counties of Defiance, Henry, Williams and Fulton, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and of many of the early settled families. Chicago, Illinois: J.H. Beers & Co., 1899. https://archive.org/details/commemorativebio00jhbe_1 | Source (S298)
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Beetle served in the South Pacific with the U.S. Army 129th Infantry as aprivate first class. He was awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge,Asiatic Pacific Campaign Ribbon with one bronze service star for hisparticipation in the Luzon Campaign, and the Philippine LiberationRibbon. (from his obituary) | Klunk, Raymond John (I3948)
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Before moving to York, Herman & Helen lived at 32 Ridge Ave., Hanover, PA. | Mummert, Helen Mae (I4024)
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Before moving to York, Herman & Helen lived at 32 Ridge Ave., Hanover, Pennsylvania, USA. | Dell, Herman Reginald (I3905)
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Beheaded Winchester, 31 May 1076
Earl of Huntingdon, Northhampton and Northumberland. | Waltheof, II (I2974)
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Believe him to be buried in Lot 152, Block 2
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Believe Loguel is "Lemuel" the son who died in 1865 at 6 yrs old. | Neal, Loguel (I2261)
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Believe this to be the son of John P and Sally Clements
John P Neal Medina, Peoria, Illinois, USA 32 1827 New Hampshire Male
Annette Neal Medina, Peoria, Illinois, USA 27 1832 New Hampshire Female
Oren Neal Medina, Peoria, Illinois, USA 3 1856 Illinois Male
Wm Betner Medina, Peoria, Illinois, USA 24 1835 Pennsylvania Male | Neal, John P. (I2395)
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Bell Memorial Cemetery | Walker, James Elton (I4139)
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Bells Furnace, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, USA | Bard, Sarah Jane (I4259)
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Benjamin Kriders Lutheran Church Cemetery | Babylon, Allison Arminta (I3753)
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Berkeley county was created from Virginia as part of the state of West Virginia. It did not officially become part of West Virginia, USA until after the Civil War.
Marriage Records of Berkeley County Virginia, USA 1781-1854 & bond 4-15
LETTER AT PO JUL 7, 1814
VOL 16-1814-1815
Wife was noted as Katherine or Catherine Snode.
There is also death date of 1869 in some of the records. Brown Cemetery is also
called Thomas/Shane Cemetery.
Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records; Washington D.C., ; Federal Land Patents, State Volumes records James Shane of Peoria County purchased 144 84/100 acres at the NW 1/4 Section 6 Township 10 north of the baseline of Range Six East of the 4th PM,
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Berneval-le-Grand is a former commune in the Seine-Maritime department in the Normandy region in northern France. On 1 January 2016, it was merged into the new commune of Petit-Caux. Wikipedia, accessed 13 Nov 2022 | Godbout, Michel (I826)
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Birch Hill Cemetery, Burnham, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA | Monihen, Hettie (I4080)
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BIRTH-DEATH DATE-PLACE: Family bible
BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL DATE-PLACE: Gridley-Biggs Sexton's Records
MARRIAGE: (2) Butte County, Calif. Marriage License number 5270, Book J, page 537 | Block, Marie (I2920)
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BIRTH-DEATH PLACE-DATE: Civil War pension file of Pearly G. Brown
BIRTH-DEATH DATE: Gridley-Biggs Cemetery Records
OCCUPATION: 1881 Farmer. 480 acres. 1881 Butte County, CA Directory.
RESIDENCE: 1881 Central House, 17 miles south of Oroville (east of Gridley) "the center of trade for an agricultural community". 1881 Butte Co. Directory.
(W 39:21, N 121:36) Intersection of SR 70 and Central House Road.
Civil War record:
1 Oct 1861 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - joined for duty at Camp Wool, Athens, OH
18 Mar 1862 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - absent sick (one month?)
1 Aug 1862 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - promoted to 3rd Sgt.
30 Aug 1862 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - promoted from Sgt. to 1st Lt.
30 Aug 1862 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - appointed and commissioned 1st Lt.
24 Dec 1862 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - discharged to accept commission as 1st Lt.
10 Apr 1863 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - absent since 8 Apr 1863 on 10 days leave
28 May 1863 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - commanding company G
1 Jun 1863 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - present Murfreesboro, Tenn.
9 Jun 1863 Co. A, 18 Ohio Inf. - promoted from 1st Lt. to Capt.
15 Jun 1863 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - transferred to Co. A
28 Jul 1863 Co. A, 18 Ohio Inf. - Decherd, Tenn. - appointed Captain
20 Sep 1863 Co. A, 18 Ohio Inf. - wounded in battle of Chickamauga, in Hosp. C
7 Oct 1863 Co. A, 18 Ohio Inf. - absent station McArthur, OH. leave for 20 days on certif. disability
7 Dec 1863 Co. A, 18 Ohio Inf. - returned from AWOL
22 Aug 1864 Co. H, 18 Ohio Inf. - remustered at Chattanooga, Tenn.
[Broderbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: Sep 7, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.317.1.3958.44]
Individual: Brown, Pearly
County/State: Vinton County, OH
Location: Mc Arthurstown
Page #: 470
Year: 1850 | Brown, Pearly Green (I2915)
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BIRTH-DEATH PLACE-DATE: Civil War pension record of Pearly G. Brown
BIRTH: McNeill family bible
DEATH-BURIAL DATE-PLACE: Gridley-Biggs Sexton's Records | McNeill, Mary Ella (I2916)
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BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL PLACE-DATE: Gridley-Biggs Sexton's Records
NOTE: Middle name from Butte County, CA Delayed Birth Records
CONFLICT: Birthplace of Illinois from Sexton's records. Daughter Ruth's Delayed
Birth Record gives birthplace as Frankfort, Ross, OH | Brown, Anna Rebecca (I2933)
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BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: The Trowbridge genealogy, history of the Trowbridge family in America; Francis Bacon Trowbridge; Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor; New Haven; 1908.
Died young. | Trowbridge, Experience (I3037)
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BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: The Trowbridge genealogy, history of the Trowbridge family in America; Francis Bacon Trowbridge; Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor; New Haven; 1908.
Died young. | Trowbridge, Abigail (I3036)
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BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: The Trowbridge genealogy, history of the Trowbridge family in America; Francis Bacon Trowbridge; Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor; New Haven; 1908.
William Trowbridge passed his boyhood in his native town, New Haven, Conn. On January 2, 1681/82, he received a grant of 50 acres of land in the town of Suffield, Conn., and on March 9 following he was invited to teach the first school established there, at a salary of 10 pounds per annum for five years and a payment for every additional scholar.
He married and made his home in his native town. He was a planter and shipmaster, sailing out of New Haven. He was captain of the sloop, Adventure, when it was taken by the French on July 20, 1697. Captain Trowbridge was accustomed to make voyages to the West Indies, Fayal and other foreign ports, and died on one of these voyages. He attended the First Church, of which his wife was admitted a member May 15, 1689. | Trowbridge, William (I3034)
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BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: The Trowbridge genealogy, history of the Trowbridge family in America; Francis Bacon Trowbridge; Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor; New Haven; 1908. | Trowbridge, Thankful (I3033)
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BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: The Trowbridge genealogy, history of the Trowbridge family in America; Francis Bacon Trowbridge; Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor; New Haven; 1908. | Trowbridge, Lydia (I3031)
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BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE: Family bible | Beebe, Harry H. (I3022)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible | Brown, Archable (I3024)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
DEATH: Butte County, Calif. probate record number 279
BURIAL: "location unknown" in Old Oroville Cemetery records
NOTE: Died at home of his parents. Never married
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624
BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
DEATH: Butte County, Calif. probate record number 279
BURIAL: "location unknown" in Old Oroville Cemetery records
NOTE: Died at home of his parents. Never married
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624 | Brown, Henry (I3010)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624
BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624 | Brown, Levi Trowbridge (I3003)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624
BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624 | Brown, Sophia E. (I3002)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624
Died of wounds received in Civil War battle of Chickamauga, GA.
BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible
Researcher: Carol W. Brown, 32 Everett Dr., Rochester, NY 14624
Died of wounds received in Civil War battle of Chickamauga, GA. | Brown, Lemuel C. (I3001)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible | Chatfield, Vera May (I2938)
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BIRTH-DEATH: Family bible | Chatfield, Edith Della (I2935)
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BIRTH-MARRIAGE: Family bible
BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL PLACE-DATE: Gridley-Biggs Sexton's Records
Note: Middle name given as Edwin on Ruth's Delayed Birth Record (Butte County, CA) | Chatfield, Charles Edward (I2934)
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BIRTH: Affidavit of birth in possession of S.R. Juch
MARRIAGE: Butte County, Calif. Marriage License and Certificate recorded in Book M, Page 498. Witnesses Elenor Douglas of San Francisco and Harold Edwin Fielder of Berkeley.
DEATH: Death Certificate
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Jan 26, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.41417.97]
Individual: Perkins, Erwin
Birth date: Oct 16, 1894
Death date: Mar 1975
Social Security #: 561-14-8165
Last residence: CA 94618
State of issue: CA | Perkins, Erwin Fontaine (I3004)
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BIRTH: Family bible
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Feb 9, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.107709.11]
Individual: Wells, Carleton
Birth date: Apr 6, 1926
Death date: Sep 1, 1993
Social Security #: 557-28-1936
Last residence: 95501
State of issue: CA | Wells, Carleton Chatfield (I3008)
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BIRTH: McNeill family bible
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from M through Z, Date of Import: Jan 26, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.4.71320.51]
Individual: Sharp, Ruth
Birth date: Sep 19, 1898
Death date: May 1973
Social Security #: 545-07-5543
Last residence: CA 94015
State of issue: CA | Chatfield, Ruth Brown (I2937)
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Birthdate came from Debbie Debpermon@aol.com 11 Apr 2000 email | Scott, Mary (I1750)
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Blackberry Creek, Pike, Kentucky, USA | Hatfield, Ephraim (I8002)
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Blake Graveyard, Off State Rt. 7 - Swan Creek, | Blake, Martha (I3222)
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BOGARDUS OLIVE N/S UNK 0000195 1937-02-25 SANGAMON SPRINGFIELD - - | Bogard, Olive (I1940)
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Book in personal library | Source (S210)
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BORN AT 417 11TH STREET, HUNTINGDON, Pennsylvania, USA | McCall, Mary B. (I1603)
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Born at Fairfield, Fairfield County, CT, 24 May 1783; died at Medina Township, Peoria County, IL, 2 December 1856, age 73 years 6 months 6 days; buried at LaSalle Cemetery, Chillicothe, Peoria County, IL; married at Coventry, Tolland County, CT, 6 October 1809, Mary Polly, daughter of Ebenezer and Phebe (Carpenter) Colman, born 16 August 1787, died at Chillicothe, Peoria County, IL, 24 December 1861, age 77 years 4 months 8 days, buried at LaSalle Cemetery, Chillicothe, Peoria County, IL.
"served in the United States army until the close of the war of 1812, and while in the service saw much fine farming land, and becoming disgusted with the rough and stony country in which his family awaited his return, after being discharged he removed with them, and in company with many of his neighbors, in wagons, crossed the Alleghany mountains to Ohio, settleing at first in Ross county, and afterwards in Harrison township, Jackson county.
Here he was followed in a few years by many of his old neighbors from Delaware county, some of whom were afterwards pioneer settlers in Peoria county, among them the families of Reeds, Roots and Hicks. After a residence of some thirteen years in Ohio, during which Simon and Aaron Reed had removed west to Peoria county, [Gershom] became smitten by Illinois fever, caught from Simon Reed, who had returned with glowing accounts of the land to be had in that State, and in the year 1828 the family left their farm in Ohio, and started in their wagons for Illinois, piloted on their way by Simon Reed. The journey occupied twenty-days, camping out every night, but two, in a tent. They arrived in Peoria, September 21." (The History of Peoria County, Illinois)
"Gershom Silliman and family settled on Section 2 of Medina Township, Peoria County, IL, in 1831." (The History of Peoria County)
"The family records show that Rev. Gershom Silliman, who was born and reared in Connecticut, served as a soldier during the war of 1812, in Capt. Denio's Company, Col. Fitzwilliam's Regiment, First New York Militia. After his marriage to Polly Colman, of Connecticut, he removed to New York and settled in Delaware County, thence proceeding further west in 1814, and identifying himself with the pioneers of Jackson County, OH. Still there came to his soul the call of the wilderness. While Illinois was still on the outpost of civilization and the region beyond the Mississippi an unexplored land of opportunity, he traveled to Illinois, settling in Peoria County, in 1828, and remaining in the locality until his death. To him belonged the distinction of being the first Baptist clergyman to settle in Peoria County. A man of fine education, broad classical attainments, the highest patriotism, and an undying faith in the future of our country, he gave to his descendants the example of a noble life and left to them an unblemished name." (History of McLean County)
Gorsham Silliman in Harrison Twp, Jackson County, OH Page 244 in 1820 Ohio Census.
Gerskom Silliman in LaSalle Precint, Peoria County, IL in 1840, Page 43.
Gershom Silliman in Peoria, Peoria County, IL in 1850, #123, Page 223.
Polly Silliman at Medina Township, Peoria County, IL in 1860, age 72 years. # 318. | Silliman, Gershom (I2264)
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Born Johannes Philip Liebrich in Germany, Johannes obviously Anglisized his name to John Philip Leebrick after his arrival in America.
Early Pennsylvania Births (1675-1875) by Dr Charles Fisher lists his birth year as 1696, however his gravestone lists it as 1702.
Date is also given as 1696 in Leebrick family records in the Oklahoma Historical Society.
Following is from "History of Dauphin County": John Philip Lebreg (as the name was then spelled) was born in 1696, in Manheim, Germany, from whence he emigrated to Pennsylvania, settling in Manheim, Lancaster county, where he passed the remainder of his life". He died on 17 Sep 1785 in Manheim, Pennsylvania. Year is given as 1778 by Oklahoma Historical Society. This date is also given in the "Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of Dauphin County, Pa" and in "History of Dauphin County".. He was buried in Manheim, Pa. Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery Johannes Liebrech arrived in Philadelphia 25 Sep 1754 on the ship "Adventure" from Hamburg, Germany. Children from adm account P392 misc. 1784-1787 Lancaster Court House
The first member of the Leebrick family to arrive in America was Johannes Philip Liebrich 1st, who probably arrived in Philadelphia on the "Adventure" out of Hamburg, Germany in 1754. Church records show he was born 15 January 1702 in Mannheim, Germany and died 17 September 1785, age 81 years 8 months 2 days in Manheim, Pennsylvania and is buried in the cemetery of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church of Manheim, Pennsylvania. The church record of burials was compiled in 1942 from grave stones, some of which were severely eroded. Also the early ones were written in German. Also in the church record is a Catharine Liebrich, born February 1, 1717, died September 9, 1785 who probably was his wife.
John and Catharine had five children, John Philip Nicholas Liebrich, born 1748 and four daughters. The first was Apollonia, who married Valentine Gardner; the second, Mary Elizabeth, who married Daniel Newman 15 December 1775; the third, Hannetta, who married Charles Wilsbach, and the fourth Margaret, who married Daniel Briligam.
John apparently remarried in Manheim after his arrival, however we have no record of his occupation. His will, recorded in the Lancaster County courthouse, Lancaster Pa. was drawn 30 April 1785. He names his children as above and places Nicholas after Apollonia and Mary Elizabeth.
In 1984, I visited the Zion Lutheran Church in Manheim with the cemetery in the side yard. The Leebrick stones are mostly red sandstone and about the fifth row back from the street and more or less centered. The name is spelled Librich and Liebrech. One stone in German is Johannes Liebrich 1st.
K. C. Leebrick
Johannes Liebrech arrived in Philadelphia 25 Sep 1754 on the ship "Adventure" from Hamburg, Germany. From: "History of Dauphin County" | Liebrich, Johannes Philip (I3159)
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Bowman's Chapel Cemetery | Norris, Samuel Alexander (I4072)
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Brethren Home Community, New Oxford, Adams, Pennsylvania, USA | Stewart, Dell Royal Jr. (I3943)
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Bridge Street Cemetery | Strong, Elizabeth (I4483)
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Brimfield Cemetery | Shane, Hiram William (I1908)
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