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part of what is now Lincoln. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

Sergen Abraham Kuykendal,

ABRAHAM KUYKENDAL, File No. 0355


Warrent: Unto Abraham Kukendall, 600 A on N side Broad River on Sandy River...
4 Apr 1752 by Gab. Johnson http://www.greatdreams.com/henry/patrick-henry.htm

February 24, 25, 1754- Robert Leeper and Cathrine Leeper, wife of Anson County to Adam Snider(lease s5, release 60 Va money) land on south side of Catawba, Leepers Creek, 300 acres of land granted to Leeper October 8, 1751...Signed Robert Leeper 'seal' Cathrine Leeper (seal' Witnessed; Robert Patrick Abraham Kuykendall, John Thomas.


Note Robert Leeper, James Kuykendall and two others built a fort and a stockade at the junction of the South Fork and Catawba Rivers
Note: 1814 ABRAHAM KUYKENDALL of Franklin Co, TN deed to PETER KUYKENDALL of Buncombe Co NC 150 acres on Batts Branch joining JOHN KUYKENDALL and JANE MCMINNS survey. Buncombe Ct NC Book G page 307. Witnessed Joseph Henry Jr. and ABRAHAM MCGUFFEE

JAMES ARMSTRONG, FILE NO. 1091 (359) Anson Co gr. No. 268; bk. 17, P 135 (18, 121) Plat: 22 Mar. 1764, Surveyed for James Armstrong, 240 A on waters of Fishing Creek adj. Abraham Kuykendal... by George Alexander. James Young & Moses Cotter,C.B. ISS. 16. 1764 

1814, Buncombe Co., North Carolina. 1814 ABRAHAM KUYKENDALL of Franklin Co, TN deed to PETER KUYKENDALL of Buncombe Co NC 150 acres on Batts Branch joining JOHN KUYKENDALL and JANE MCMINNS survey. Buncombe Ct NC Book G page 307. Witnessed Joseph Henry Jr. and ABRAHAM MCGUFFEE http://www.henry.descendants.us/

The Patriots of the Revolutionary War are being honored in a special Historic Courthouse Centennial Ceremony at 11:45 a.m. today at the Historic Courthouse.

A precise number may never be known, but research has found at least 22 Patriots who died in Henderson County or are buried in the county.

Listed on a monument erected by the Joseph McDowell Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, are eight Patriots: William Capps, John Peter Corn, William Senter (Sentelle), Joseph Henry, James Johnson, Andrew Miller, Samuel King, Abraham Kuykendall, James Brittain, Jesse Rickman, Elijah Williamson and the Rev. Joel Blackwell.



Corpl. Adam Dick,

Corpl. Robert Leeper/ Philip Rude???

1749 THOMAS ROBERSON LG 180A on SS Catawba Riv 5 or 6 miles below Rbt Leeper joining the Riv. Granted by NC Council 30 Sep 1749. Issued and recorded 24 May 1754 Anson Co NC. Land in todays Gaston Co NC. http://www.joelrobinson.com/robinson/origin/augusta.html

William Henry, Robert Leeper and Catherine his wife, of Anson Co. to Nicholas Leeper, 135 proc money, on N side of fork of the Catawba opp Andrew Cathey survey, 400A granted Robert Leeper 8/31/1753. Sgned Robert Leeper, Catherine Leeper. Wit: William Henry, William Patrick, John Thomas http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thegillons&id=I4484

February 24, 25, 1754- Robert Leeper and Cathrine Leeper, wife of Anson County to Adam Snider(lease s5, release 60 Va money) land on south side of Catawba, Leepers Creek, 300 acres of land granted to Leeper October 8, 1751...Signed Robert Leeper 'seal' Cathrine Leeper (seal' Witnessed; Robert Patrick Abraham Kuykendall, John Thomas. http://www.greatdreams.com/henry/patrick-henry.htm

Vol 1, p. 550: 18 Apr 1764: Andrew Armour of Meck, planter to James Armour…land on S. side of Catawba River between Croders Creek & Allison Creek granted to John Thomas 28 Mar 1755, conveyed to James Armour, dec'd…adj. James Campbells land..(no wife signed with Andrew..which indicates either he was not married or was a widower). Wits: Samuel Bigham, Moses Ferguson, Robert Leeper http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncschgs/armourfam.htm

ANSON COUNTY, N.C. DEED ABSTRACTS & 1st TAX LISTS YEAR 1763
Publication: As referenced in ROBERT LEEPER A BROTHER TO IMMIGRANT JAMES LEEPER AND UNCLE TO NICHOLAS AND JAMES LEEPER, http://users.erols.com/tcathey/Page3.txt http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thegillons&id=I4484

Vol. 1, p. 592: 18 Apr 1764: Andrew Armour of Meck to James Armour, Meck, beginning at a walnut standing on the bank of ye Cataba River…patented to James Armour 6 April 1753… Wit: Samuel Bigham, Moses Ferguson & Robert Leeper

Vol. 5, p. 198: 12 & 13 Oct 1770: Moses Ferguson & wf Martha of Tryon Co., NC and Samuel Knox and wf Mary of Meck, to Francis Johnston and Joseph Jonston, both late of Meck…400 acres on East side of Catawba River and SE side of path leading from Jean Armour's to the Catawba Nations, patented 4 Apr 1765.. Wits: Thos. Neely, Hugh Neely, Alexander Johnston. Recorded Oct term 1770. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncschgs/armourfam.htm

Robert Leeper, James Kuykendall and two others built a fort and a stockade at the junction of the South Fork and Catawba Rivers http://www.greatdreams.com/henry/patrick-henry.htm



Papers, 1750-1834, James Graham
Description: (manuscript) Land grants, deeds, indentures, etc., pertaining to lands in the Catawba River Valley of Iredell and Anson counties, NC, and York County, SC, once owned by Robert Leeper and later by A.J. Worke, and acquired by James Graham in 1828.
LIBRARY HOLDINGS: LOCATION: Manuscripts Dept SHC at UNC at Chapel Hill -- CALL NUMBER: 2024 http://www.ncgenweb.us/anson/BooksMapsEtc.htm

WILLIAM BROWN 3RD  (WILLIAM7 BROWN, JR., WILLIAM6, ALEXANDER5, JAMES4, JAMES3, JAMES2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1760 in Anson County NC (Craven County SC), and died Abt. 1832 in St. Clair County AL.  He married MARY ANN LEEPER Abt. 1783 in Hawkins County, NC.  She was born Abt. 1768 in Augusta County, VA, and died Bet. 1834 - 1840 in St. Clair County, Alabama. http://www.brownsociety.org/browngen/brown-william-3rd.htm



Robart Patrick,

Robert Patrick (1758) West Side of Catawba, Anson Co NC http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?ANson::patrick::3232.html

Wills and Estates, Anson County, NC 1749-1795 Page 116: No Date, Estate of James Pickett, Sr. Notes & Accounts Due Estate: Stephen Brown, Preswood To Crag, George Renek, James Davis, Wm Phillips, John Betty, James McNish, Joseph Culpepper (#2253), Thos Harrington, Wm Harrington, Robert Patrick, Thos Davis. Order From Crawford to Patrick, Lawrence Franklin, David Hildeeth, John Dunn, Note from Little to Thomspon. http://gen.culpepper.com/archives/nc/anson.htm

February 24, 25, 1754- Robert Leeper and Cathrine Leeper, wife of Anson County to Adam Snider(lease s5, release 60 Va money) land on south side of Catawba, Leepers Creek, 300 acres of land granted to Leeper October 8, 1751...Signed Robert Leeper 'seal' Cathrine Leeper (seal' Witnessed; Robert Patrick Abraham Kuykendall, John Thomas.



Robert Patrick (b.pre.1722-d.1776 York Co, Camden District, SC) md ??; received land grant in 1755 in Anson Co NC; this land became part of Mecklenberg Co in 1762; became part of Tryon Co in 1768; when the NC/SC was finally settled his land was in York Co SC. http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?ANson::patrick::3232.html

Corpl. William Hendry

William Henry, Robert Leeper and Catherine his wife, of Anson Co. to Nicholas Leeper, 135 proc money, on N side of fork of the Catawba opp Andrew Cathey survey, 400A granted Robert Leeper 8/31/1753. Sgned Robert Leeper, Catherine Leeper. Wit: William Henry, William Patrick, John Thomas

1755 JAMES KUYKENDALL and SARAH his wife, deeded 300 acres to JOHN KUYKENDAL, South side of Cuttawba River on KUYKENDALL Creek, part of a larger survey of JAMES KUYKENDAL Anson Co Providence of NC, witnessed Eton Mooley, William Henry and Frederick Hambright. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncakcdar/abraham3.htm

1757 – Deed – Anson Co. NC Deed book C1 pgs 414/415/416 dated 26 August 1757


MARTIN SCHUCHMAN to ABRAHAM KUYKENDALL, both of Anson Co. 315 acres south side of Catawba River lying opposite to the Great Shoals (granted to MARTIN SCHUCHMAN by Patent Book 2, pg 92 #543 dated 25 Feb 1754 joining the river.) Beginning at a gum standing on the river brink and runs North 25 chains to a hickory, thence N78W 70 chains to a hickory, then S45W 60 chains to a red oak at the river, then upon the various courses of the river to the first station. Signed MARTIN SCHUCHMAN
Wit: Frederick Hambright, Andrew Mc Nabb, Benjamin Brown Sold in 23 Apr 1772 Abraham Kuykendall of Tryon Co. NC planter to Baptist Scott. Wit: William Henry, James Eden and John Kuykendall. http://genforum.genealogy.com/henry/messages/7972.html

Andrew MacNab

James Kuykindal

Peter Kuykindal

ANSON COUNTY PETER KUYKENDAL, File No 2078; Bk. 15, p. 461
200 A on fishing Creek adj. Kuykendals, Woods & McDowells ...
N side o Dickeys fork of sd. Creek ... 15 Nov. 1762 - by Arthur Dobbs
This same property was recorded earlier in Bk. 13, p 373 using the same date. http://www.greatdreams.com/henry/patrick-henry.htm

Wiliam Hagirty

Andrew Hemton

John Moore

Oct. 25, 1755, John MOORE obtained 600 acres from Evan LEWIS in Anson Co., NC. On Feb. 22, 1762, Mary MOORE, widow of John MOORE, sold 130 acres to her brother-in-law Moses MOORE, and on May 16, 1762 she sold 170 acres to Jeremiah POTTS and 300 acres to Joseph CLOUD. [Anson Co. Deed Abstracts, 1757-1766, p. 19.]



John MOORE - b. 1720-1730, PA; d. 1760, Echoee, NC. John, and Captain in the militia, was killed during the French and Indian War while on an expedition against the Cherokees. He and his wife Mary had no children

http://kinnexions.com/smlawson/moore.htm

1762 THOMAS ROBINSON, Francis Beaty wit deed bet Moses Moore of Anson Co NC to Valentine Mauney of same 370A on NS Indian Crk adj Joseph Cloud, dec'd. 170A granted to John Moore, dec'd, then conveyed to Jeremiah Potts, then to Moses Moore and 200A granted to Moses Moore 10 Apr 1761. Bk 1 Pg 579-581 23 Nov 1762.



RESEARCH NOTES:
1. Indian Crk in todays Lincoln and Gaston Co NC.
2. Francis Betty listed in John Christian's Militia Company in Augusta Co VA 1742. Others listed in the same company are Rbt McClenachan, Nicholas Leeper, James Robinson, Thos Shield, John Robinson.
3. Joseph Reed, taylor, to David Sayers Jr land adj James Robinson, Francis Beaty and Christians Crk. DB 2 Pg 138 15 Sep 1748 Augusta Co VA.
4. Wm Beverly to Thos Shields 202A in Beverly Manor adj William Robinson, Col James Patton, Francis Beaty, John Cowan. DB 2 Pg 212 5 Apr 1749 Augusta Co VA.

William Moore

William Moore (father of General John Moore ?)


was listed among the men in Captain Samuel Cobrin's Company in 1747-1748.

General John Moore, b. 1759 in Gaston, Lincoln Co, North Carolina


(son of William Moore )
d. 1836 Lincoln Co, bur. Goshen Cemetery, nr Belmont, Lincoln Co. NC,
m. 1stly Elizabeth Adair (Betsy) who d. in GA and in 1815 he returned to NC
m.2ndly Mrs. Mary SCOTT (Alexander) , as her 2nd husband.

His brother was Alexander Moore who d.1837, father of Rosanna Moore,


2nd wife of William SCOTT.

John Moore was one of the guard at Tuckaseege, watching the movements of


Cornwallis after his entrance into Lincoln County. He later served as Commissary
to the Army. His first wife was a sister of Gov. Adair, of Kentucky. ...
He was a member from Lincoln of the Convention at Hillsboro in 1788 and of the Convention at Fayetteville in 1789.
.........................
In book "Guide to Private Manuscript Collections in
North Carolina State Archives" by Barbara T. Cain.
Index. p.519 - Adair, William. efforts to recover land. 1168 http://www.genforum.familytreemaker.com/adair/messages/5675.html

Andrew Hemton

William Adeare

William Adair in Shenandoah l740's granted 400 acres on Long Creek about a mile above Jacob Hoils l755 http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

William ADAIR was mentioned in Tryon Co. NC http://www.genforum.familytreemaker.com/adair/messages/3667.html

In book "Guide to Private Manuscript Collections in


North Carolina State Archives" by Barbara T. Cain.
Index. p.519 - Adair, William. efforts to recover land. 1168

p.306, relating to efforts by Adair to recover land


by Henry McCulloh through chancery proceedings in North Carolina Courts :
Gabriel Johnston
William Adair
John Rutherfurd
Patrick Gordon

Research Notes: How is this connected to the Adair that owned the lands prior to Stockley Donelson selling them to Hudson Johnson?

Thomas Stone

John Langham

George Rutledge

On page 486 "Roster of North Carolina Soldiers in the American Revolution" in the Appendix regarding George Rutledge is written that George Rutledge was a descendant of George Rutledge who was a member of Sam Corbin's Company in the Spanish Alarm in 1747; whose Company protected the coast of North Carolina in 1742 from the Spaniards http://www.obcgs.com/KUYKEN.htm

25 Sep 1744, John Armstrong of Anson Co., to George Rutledge
of same, for 10 lbs VA money--land on N Side of Broad River, on main fork off
Turkey Crfeek, 225 a granted to sd Armstrong 31 Aug 1753--John Armstrong (seal)
Wit; Andrew Barry, Richard Barry, Jannet Barry . http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

George Rutledge of Aug. Co., sold land being ready to move to Carolina


abt 1750. Bought land of John Armstrong in Anson Co. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

George Rutledge from Shenandoah valley, 320 acres l754 Kuykendall’s creek http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

On page 66, a second
grant from King George to George Rutledge in 1753 was for 320 acres on Kuykendall Ck joining the lands of James Kuykendall. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/m/Karl-Hampton/BOOK-0001/0008-0001.html

George Rutlidge, 20 May 1754, 320 Acres in Anson Co. on the S Side of the Cataba River on kuy kindals


creek--including the place where he now lives below Jas. Armstrongs land,
joining the creek on sd Armstrong. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

George Rutlidge, 24 Sept 1754, 400 acres in Anson Co. on


South side of Enorce River on Rocky creek below David Templeton. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

George Rutledge purchased land from John Armstrong of Anson Co., in 1755--"VA money - - land on N side of Broad River, on main fork of Turkey Creek, 225 a, granted to sd Armstrong Aug 1753 http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donkelly/RUTLEDGE/Rutstates/north_carolina.htm

6 Feb 1760, James Armstrong of Anson Co., Maester, to


George Rutledge, of same, planter, (Lease s5, release, s14)--Land on Dutchman's
Creek, part of tract granted to Robert Leeper, 31 Mar 1750 and sold by L. & R
to sd Armstrong and afterwards found to interesct into sd George Rutledge's
land granted to him 20 May 1754--James Armstrong (seal) Wit; John Armstrong &
Francis Beaty. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

Crown to George Rutlidge, 4 May 1769, 100 acres in Mecklenburgh on the W side of the Catawba river on the branches of Leepers Creek. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

George Rutledge 5 May 1769, 154 acres in Tryon on both sides of Leepers creek, joining Rutledges own line. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04835.htm

1770: George Rutledge, (who died Abt 1770 (will dated 21 Mar 1770 in Tyron Co., NC., wife Jean - - (I believe the one that was in Augusta Co, VA & 'removed' to Carolina Abt 1745)

leaves to son James tract of land called the Nickson Ieve containing 150 acres; son John the place on Dutchman's Creek containing 200 acres below Andrew Hampton's;

son George place on Turkey Creek Cont 255 ac; son Charles, the place I now live on reserving same to wife for her life.

Dau Mary, mare and 20 pounds in money;

Dau Jean 25 lbs also tract of land on Broad River I got from James Ceisot. http://buloandsusiebriggs.homestead.com/files/the_andrew_hampton_stories.doc


The Rutledge family is placed on the South Branch of the Potomac near the Hampton family in VA circa 1743 by this compiler. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/m/Karl-Hampton/BOOK-0001/0008-0001.htm l

William Pleghorn

Samel Willson

John Nellson

Thomas Ranils

Thomas and Richard Reynolds, also from Cecil co, were granted land n Indian Creek, some six miles sw of the modern town of Lincolnton. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



Richard Ranils

David Stanley

William “Clighorn, a blacksmith and David Stanley temporary residents on land west of Catawaba in l748 (l753) for Clegnorn bought land on Cedar Creek of James River (Shenandoah valley) in l752 while David and John Stanley obtained 546 acres on Falling Springs of Jackson River (Covington Va) in l75l. They returned to Carolina after selling their land I Va. In l762 Cleghorn was granted l50 acres including the mouth of Duhart’s Creek I now Gaston co. Four years later David Stanley received 200 acre son both sides of Long Creek http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



John Watkins

John Watkins land on south side of Catwba adj Thomas Robinson’s creek. Origin of him obscure http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



Charles Macfators (?)

Charles McFeeters probably from Cecil co Md lived on west back of Catwaba river about three miles nort of Samuel Cobron. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



Edward Hogin

Robart Brank

Fredrick Hambright

Hendry Richards

Peterer Hoyl

Peter Bumgardnor

Peter Oyster

Peter Oyster from York Pa (sold land to Clubb) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



1758 Peter Club bought 50 from Oyster; http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html
Peter Club
1753 315 acres on Leopard (Leeper’s which is now the town of Mariposa) Creek on the south of the Catwaba (Anson co vol 8 p.28 of printed copy, abstract) Deed book B #l pp 304-306 13 and 14 July l753, Lenord Killion and Margaret his wife of Anson co to Peter Clubb of same (lease s5, release L 30 Va money) .....315 A granted to Killion ll April l752...Leonard Killion (L) (seal) Margaret Killion (M) (seal), wit James Armour, John Thomas. This indenture made this Thirteenth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand Seven hundred and fifty Three between Leonard Killion and Margett his wife of the county of Anson and province of North Carolina of the one part and Petter (sic) Clubb of the Cunty and Province aforsd. Of the other part. WITNESSETH that the sd Leonord Killion and Margett his wife for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings to them in hand paid by the sd Peter Clubb the receipt is herby acknowledged and hav granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do bargain and sell unto the sd Peter Clubb all that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the county and province aforsd. On the south side of ye Cutawba River on Leopard’s Creek beginning on the north side of the aforsd Creek on a stony hill thence south l5 degrees West 40 chains to a pine south 67 degrees, east 22 chains thence south 60 degrees east 45 chains to a pine thence north 35 east 50 chains to a hickory from thence to the first station 74 chains containing by estimation three hundred and fifteen acres the same being granted to the sd Lenord Killion by a patent bearing the date the eleventh day of April one thousand seven hundred and fifty two and relation there unto being had may more at large appear and all houses buildings gardens, orchards meadows waters, water courses, mines, minerals profits commodities hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever to the same belonging or in a any wise appurtaining the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits therefore on half of all gold and silver mines excepted to have and to hold the sd tract or parcel of land and all and singular other the premises herby granted with the appurtenances unto the sd Peter Clubb his heirs exors and assigns from the day of the date herof for and during the term of one whole year from thence next ensuing to be fully compleated and ended , yeilding and pahing therefore the rent of one barley corn on Lady day next If the same lawfully demand to the intent that by virtue of these presents and force of the statute for transfering uses into possession that sd Peter Clubb may be in actual possession of the premises and herby may be enabled to accept and take a grant release for the reversion and inheritance to him the sd Peter Clubb his heirs and assigns forever. In Witness whereof the said Leonrd Killion and Margett his wife have here unto set their hands and seals the day and year above written and in the twenty sixth year of his Majesties Reign. Signed sealed and delivered in presence of James Armour, John Thomas. Lenord L Killion (L) Mazrgett (M) Killion (seal mark) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1753 July 12, l753 Book B #l 305 deed to Peter Clubb from Leonard Killion and Margaret his wife land on Leopard’s Creek, Anson co deeds index (lease s 5, release L 30 Va money) 315 acres granted to Killion ll April l752. Leonard Killion (L) (seal), Margett Killlion (M) seal wit James Armour, John Thomas http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1753 Peter Club 250 from Moore http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1753 Oct 19 Deed book B #l p.370 from Samuel Moore and wife Sarah of Anson co, to Peter Clubb of same, for L 35 VA Money...250 acres n s side of Cataba, both sides of Killlion’s creek, between Killion’s and Robert Leeper lines 250 A http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

l754 NC patents #l patent book l8, 464l p.48 Thomas Ourigh 24 Sept 200 acres in Anson co s side of Catawba on Killion’s creek, joining said Killion land; Peter Club and James Armstrong http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1756 Nc patent 509l p.l99 Hance Adam Snider Oct l3, l756 l25 acres ne side of his old plantation and Leopard creek on w side of Catwba adjoining land of Peter Club, Bastion Best, and Hance Adam Snider. Boston patented l6 May l754. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html


       

1756 (Anson vol 5, p l42-144 Jan l3, 1757) Hance Adam Snider and wife Sarah of anson to John Walker of same (lease s 5, release L 5) land on ne side of his old plantation and Leopard Creek, w side of Catawba, adj Peter Club, Boston Best, Snider’s old line,...granted ot sd Snider l3 Oct l756, ...Adam Snider (seal) signed in German) Sarah Snider (x seal) wit George Brown, Moutice Pegues, Jno Thomas JP http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html


       

1756 Anson #l2 patent book l5 509l pg l99 Hanc eAdam Snider l3 Oct l756 l25 acres in Anson co the ne side of his old Plantation and Leopard Creek, on the w side of the cAtauba River, joining Peter Club (?), bAstian Best, and Hance Adam Snider. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html


      

1758 50 acre tract sold by Peter Oyster to Peter Clubb is mentioned, but have no deed of it –‘a mile from Leeper’s line” This would be during the time that the Killians have left until l760 because of the Cherokee uprising. Where is Peter Clubb? Adam Seitz ‘settled on Leeper’s Creek in modern Lincoln county, four miles north of Peter Oster. Heinrich Seitz lived on Klllian’s creek five miles northeast of Adam. (Journal NC l966) Andreas Killian had a marker ST Paul’s Lutheran church, Catwaba county NC. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html


       

1758 Peter Clubb from Peter Oyster and wife Mary Feb l, l758 deed book 5 p.292 Leeper’s Creek. Lease s 5..part of 3l0 granted to Oyster 24 Sept l754; adj Leeper...50 A...Peter oYster (seal), Mary Oyster ( 0), (seal), wit; John Thomas, Jean Thomas, Will Paul (W) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html


       

1758 Peter Oyster and wife to Peter Clubb 5 -294 adj Robt Leeper http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1758 (Anson co vol 6) page 275 22 March l758 Peter Oyster and wife Mary of Anson to Michael Oyster of same, for L l0 ..land about a miles (sic) from Robert Leeper line adj to a 50 acre tract sold by sd Oyster to Peter Club, 260 acres granted to Peter Oyster 24 Sept l754...Peter Oyster (seal) Mary Oyster (x) (seal) witness Abraham Scott, Peter Clubb (pc), John Thomas (NOTE John Thomas signed the Killion lease to Peter Clubb l754) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html
       

1758 Vol 6, p 275; 22 Mar 1785 Peter Oyster and wife Mary of Anson to Michael Oyster of same for L l0...land about a miles from Robert Leeper’s line, adj to a 50 a tract sold by sd Oyster to Peter Clubb, 260 granted to Peter Oyster 24 Sept l745. Peter Oyster (seal) Mary Oyster (x) (seal) wit Abraham Scott, Peter Clubb, John Thomas. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html


       

1758 (Mecklenburg deed) Peter Club planter, and wife Margaret of Mecklenberg to Michael Master of same L 30 l00 acres w side of Catawaba and Leeper’s , part of 2 tracts granted to Peter l Feb 1758 (sic) Peter Club (PC) witness John Dunn


 Notes on Oyster “Michel Oster/Eyster was probably son of Peter and seems to have lived with or near his father” (NC op cit. P.1926)
Notes on Leeper non German, originated in Lancaster co Pa, proceeded directly to Carolina, while a kinsman James remained in the Shenandoah valley. Between l750 and l755 Leeper was issued seven grants of land totaling more than 37000 acres in the present day Lincoln and Gaston counties, along the Catawba river and on Leeper’s and Dutchman’s creeks. He lived in l75l on a 587 acre tract on Leeper’s Creek adjoining Peter Oster (Land grant book l0 page 240) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1763 4 July John Armstrong of Mecklenberg to Jacob Costner l50 acres s side of s fork of Catawba below ye great Shoales. Witness Jacob Seits, Peter Clob (sic) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

24 March, 1764 Mecklenburg Co .Peter Clubb sold to Jacob Sights 250 acres on Killian's Creek. Deed book 1 pp. 482-6. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/nc_land_records.htm

1764 March 24, Mecklenburg Book l page 482 and 483 “This indenture made the twenty fourth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty four between Peter Club of the county of Mecklenburg in the province of North Carolina, planter of the one part and Jacob Sights of the County of Mecklenbenburg in the province aforesaid planter of the other part; Witnesseth that the said Peter Club for and in consideration of the sum of five shillings..money to him in his hand, paid by the said Jacob Sights at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained, and sold and by these presents doth grant bargain and sell unto the said Jacob Sights, all that tract or parcel of land containing by estimation two hundred and fifty acres be the same more or less situate, lying and being in the county of Mecklenburg in the said province on the south side of the Cataba river and on the both sides of Killion’s Creek Between Killion’s line and Robert Leepers old survey. Beginning at Killion’s corner a red oak, then no 7 W 60 poles to a stake then no 2 W 260 poles to a hickory then s 44 E 60 poles to a hickory on Leeper’s line then S 46 E 120 poles to a stake and thence to the beginning ast the said lan dis contained in Patent NO 465 granted unto Samuel Moore and bearing date the third day of Sept AD 1753 and afterward conveyed by said Samuel Moore to Peter Club. And all houses......etc .Peter Club his mark. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html

1768 Meckelenburg Book 4 page 824        This indenture made the eleventh day of October 1768 between Peter Club and Margaret his wife of Mecklenberg...Michael Masters of same....Peter Club for 30 L money..l00 acres west side of Catawba River and Leeper’s (?) Creek joining his own land beginning at a walnut at the side of the creek, running S E 22 poles to a ..in the bottom of the creek, thence s 27 00, 77 poles to a hickory on Peter Oyster’s line thence S 60 W 160 poles t a small B oak thence no 3 E 45 poles to a B O then 50 6 3 E 30 poles to a black oak, thence N O 55, 3 66 poles to a pine thence n 16, # 50 poles to a ..in the creek bank, thence the meander of the same of the..to the beginning it part of two tracts of land granted to the said Peter Club the first of February 1750 (elsewhere this is listed as 1758) as of record. ...... (Mecklenberg was formed 1762 from Anson. I looked in the Anson deeds from 1748 but there is no such record. Anson was formed from Bladen l750, could it be in Bladen? Or since it was a grant, might it be recorded as a state grant elsewhere? Order Bladen l750 However Bladen is a defunct county, where would the stuff be? )
       Peter Club his mark PC http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             
1769 p.472 Philip Tillinger and wife Mary to Wm Tankersley L 25 both sides of s branch of Leopard Creek, Phillip Tilinger seal. Mary Tankersely (x), witness George Poofs, Peter Club (P), John Tillilnger http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             
       

1769 state patent #l6l2 Michael Masters 4 May l769 94 acres Tryon co on both sides of Leeper joining a hollow, Claus land (sic) a branch Peter Clubb, the land Gasper Club now lives on, and the branch where Club now lives. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1773 (p.787 Mo Pioneers) l6 April Thomas Gillespe Tyron co to Paul Wisenunt of same for L 40 proc money land on n side of s fork Catawaba 300 acre on Hoils Creek about 4 miles above adj Hoyl granted lst term April l759 to (Boyl?) Thomas Gillisep jr (seal) with Jacob Seits, Marget Club (x) rec April term l774 (this would be Peter’s wife Margaret, or is it Gasper’s wife, why is she signing? Jacob is Peter Club’s son in law married to his dau Mary ) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1777 (Mo Pioneers p.255) l5 Feb l7877 Henry Masters of Tryon county to John Kincade of same for L 30 NC money land on Leeper’s creek of Catawba River adj Killians corner 200 acres Heinrich Masters (German signature) (seal). Witness Peter Club ( ) Benjmain Armstrong. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1783 (Tyron co N Car deeds in Jackson lib p.ll6 pp 720-72l) (lined out) discontinued; Peter Club claims 200 acres in Lincoln co on waters of Leeper’s Creek adj Mathew Lock and his own land; entered l5 Sept l783 L 30


(file # l55 State records, sec of state record group. Land office, land warrants, plats of survey and related records Lincoln co l783, l758 call # S l08.769 Frames 773-777, Archives search room Raleigh, Mars id l2.24.82.l56 (folder) warrants, plats. Index terms; Leeper’s creek, personal name Pete Clubb. 200 acres. Grant #l55, issued Sept 24, l785, entry 24, entered Sept l5, l783 book, page 59;l90 on waters of Leeper’s creek. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             
       

1784 p.669 l8 of x l784, Peter Clobb sr of Lincoln co to Michael Master of same for 5 s land on Leeper’s Creek Peter Clobb (PC) with Jos Abernathy, Jacob Seids (prob Jacob Seits his son in law) Rec July term l784. Get acreage http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1784 May 7/Jan l785 Deed of sale from Peter Club and Peter Club jr and Michael Masters to Jacob Sits for 267 (or is it 167 as cited below) acres dated 7 May l784 proved by Joseph Abernathy http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1784 May l7, Peter Clobb sr, Peter Clobb jr and Michael Masters all of Lincoln co to Jacob Seits of same for L ll2 l67 acres adj Michael Master...Peter Clobb sr (P) (seal) Peter Clobb jr (PC) (seal) Michel Master (M) (seal) wit Jos Abernanthy.....(German signature). Rec Jan term l785 (rec p.720 Missouri Pioneers) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


17 May, 1784 Lincoln Co\Tryon Co. Peter Clubb Sr., Michael Masters and Peter Clubb Jr. sold 167 acres to Jacob Seitz. Deed book 2 pp. 720-1. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/nc_land_records.htm       

1784 p 669-770 Peter Clobb sr of Lincoln co to Michael Masters s 5 land on Leeper’s. Peter Clobb (PC) witness Joseph Abernathy, Peter Seids. Rec July l874


          

1785 deed of sale Peter Club (sic) and Peter Club jr and Michael Masters to Jacob Sites 267 acres May 7, l784 proven Joseph Abernathy (same as above). http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1785 July; John Sumter vs Peter Clubb jury found for plaintif, damage L 6.l9.8 and cost (Court minutes of Lincoln co, copoy at Knoxville Public lib) http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1785 Oct Peter Club vs Thos Robinson, jury for plaintiff damage L l9.4.l and 6d cost http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1786 Lincoln co deed 3: l62 Bk l4;l25 l5 December Peter Clobb sr of Lincoln co to Peter Clubb jr same for 5 shillings l) 3l5 acres on both sides of Leeper’s Creek adj a stony hill (this would be his l753 land), 2) l00 acres on branches of Leeper’s creek adj Abernathy; Peter Clobb x; wit George Clobb, David Abernathy.


       

1786 Grant Abraham Hairhart, Abraham Forney, Peter Forney and Turner Abernathy ‘in company’ claim l73 acres in Lincoln county; adj Peter Club, George Sides and Abernatny entered Aug l786 L l0 http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1786 discontinued; Jacob Sides claims l50 acres in Lincoln co on waters of Leopard’s (Leeper’s) creek ad Peter Club, George Rominger, francis Sumit and his own land; entered l4 Oct l786 L l5 http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1786 Granted; Jacob Sides claims 208 acres in Lincoln co between Peter Club, George Rominger, Francis Sumit and his own land; entered l6 Oct l7886 L 20.l6 http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1787 Jan Peter Clubb will proven. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1787 deed of sale Peter Clubb sr to Peter Clubb jr 4l5 acres dated Dec l5 proved David Abernathy http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             


       

1787 will January will of Peter Clubb proven by John Tucker in open court and George Clubb examined thereto.  http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.htm             

Peter CLUBB Will proved January 1787- "In the name of God, amen. I Peter Clubb of Lincoln County and state of North Carolina being of perfect understanding do make ordain, constitute and appoint this to by my last will and testament to be ordered and disposed of in manner following.
First I give and bequeath my soul to Almighty God who gave it and as for my worldly estate, I desire should be disposed of as follows:
2nd. I desire to be buried in a decent manner, expenses thereof to be levied out of my estate not exceeding four pounds.
3rd. I desire that all my debts should be paid. Item, I give and bequeath to my son Gasper Clubb 5 shilling. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Barbary Tankersley one shilling. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Margaret Masters one shilling. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Masters one shilling. Item, I give to my daughter Eve Rodi one shilling. Item, I give and bequath to my son Peter Clubb all the remainder of my estate now in my possession and I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Peter Clubb my sole executor of all I have her signed sealed and delivered in Peter Clubb his mark (p.c.). I Peter Clubb gent do ratify and confirm the within to be my last will and testament unto which I annex this item, I give and bequeath unto my son Peter Clubb one copper still with all the vessels there unto belonging witnesss my hand and seal the 15th day of December 1786. Geo. Abernathy, George Clubb. Peter Clubb his mark. Peter Clubb will proved January 1787. " [Source 73] 

Peter Clobb, Sr. 26 January 1784, January 1787. Sons Gasper Clobb, Peter Clubb, Daughters Mary Seits, Barbary Tankersly, Marget Master, Elizabeth Master, Eve Rode. EXEC. Peter Clubb. WIT. John Tucker, David Abernathy Jr., David Abernathy Sr. Codicil, 15 December 1786. WIT. Jos. Abernathy, George Clobb (note in long hand after that- son of Gasper Clubb of Solingen, Germany) http://www.ourfamilynearandfar.net/getperson.php?personID=I2695&tree=ourfamily01

1784/1786/1787 will (original at Nc Dept of Archives Raleigh) “In the name of God, Amen. I Peter Clubb of Lincoln county and state of North Carolina being of perfect understanding do make ordain constitute and appoint this to be my last will and testament to be ordered and disposed of in manner following. First I give and bequeath my soul to Almighty God who gave it and as far as my worldly estate I desire it should be disposed of as follows. 2nd I desire to be buried in a decent manner expenses therof to be levied out of my estate not exceeding four pounds. I desire that all my debts should be paid. Item I give and bequeath to my son Gasper Clubb five shillings. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Seits one shilling. Item I give and bequaeth to my daughter Barbary Tankersly one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Marget Master one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Master one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my daughter Eve Rode one shilling. Item I give and bequeath to my son Peter Clubb all the reminder of my estate now in my possession and I do hereby constitute and appoint my son Peter Clubb my sole executor of this my last will and testament in witness whereof I have herunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 26th day of January 1784. Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of us. John Tucker (?), David Abernathy jrn. David Abernathy sr. . Peter Clubb (PC his mark). I Peter Clubb do ratify and confirm the within to be my last will and tesatment unto which I annex this item. I give and bequeath unto my sno Peter Clobb (sic) one copper still with all the vessels hereunto belonging. Witness my hand and seal this l5th day of Dec 1786 Peter (PC) Clobb (sic) (Mark). Jo Abernathy, George Clobb (sic) . Peter Clubb will proved Jan 1787.

Gasper Clubb is cited in the deed as living next to the land of his father Peter Clubb sr. 1768 Peter sr sells land to his son in law Michael Masters; 1784 to his son in law Jacob Sitz. When Peter sr died he left all his unsold land to his son Peter jr. find land of peter jr sale in later Lincoln deeds. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



John Tufts

Michael Rudeseele

William Heger

John Armstrong

John and William Armstrong, a malster who was in the Shenandoah valley in l746 died there l762. By l762 the Armstrongs and their brother James possessed nine different tracts of land scattered through present Lincoln and Gaston counties, although they lived on Kuykendall’s Creek http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



George Rutledge purchased land from John Armstrong of Anson Co., in 1755--"VA money - - land on N side of Broad River, on main fork of Turkey Creek, 225 a, granted to sd Armstrong Aug 1753."

25 Sept 1755, John Armstrong of Anson Co. to George Rutledge of same, for /10 VA money--land on N. Side of Broad River, on mainfork of Turkey Creek, 225 a granted to sd Armstrong 31 Aug. 1753—John Armstrong (seal) wit; Andrew Barry, Richard Barry, Jannet Barry. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rutledge/fgs/c4550001/nti04108.htm



William Armstrong

Abstracts of the Minutes of the Ct of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Rowan co. 1753-l762 Conrad Saler, 17 Jul 1755 Writ of Inquiry-William Smith & Conrad Silar on Motion ordered P cur that George Sailor & William Armstrong have letters of Admin. on the estate of Peter Saylor, Dec'd. Securities. John White & Abram Collett in the sum of (f) 300(money term-franc?). Pro. & qualified. http://www.sellers-sellars-sollars-zellars.net/ncrowan.htm

GASPER / CASPER KEENER, b ca 1700, d. before 21 Oct 1762, LINCOLN CO, NC:
ROWAN CO, NC - Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions  - 21 Oct 1762 - Ordered
that BARBARA KEENER have Letters of Administration on her deceased husband
GASPER KEANER; Securities:  GEORGE SAYLOR  &  WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. http://www.sellers-sellars-sollars-zellars.net/ncwestcatawhariver.htm

27 March, 1769 Mecklenburg Co. William Armstrong and wife Margaret to Jacob Sides, 200 acres on branch of Leeper's Creek.

Child of Thomas Armstrong and Elizabeth Armstrong is:

i.James Armstrong, b. 1707, Ireland; d. 1760, Anson Co., NC.

Children of James Armstrong and Jean Armstrong are:

i. William Armstrong, b. 1733, Lancaster Co., PA.

ii. Major John Armstrong, b. Abt. 1735, Augusta Co., VA.

iii. James Thomas Armstrong.

iv. Martin Armstrong.

v. Mary Armstrong.

vi. Joseph Armstrong.

vii. Benjamin Armstrong.

viii. Matthew Armstrong. http://www.genealogy.com/users/l/e/o/Wendy-A-Leon/FILE/0002text.txt

November 4, 1805, Abraham Lefever of Wayne County granted Power of Attorney to his "trusty friend" William Armstrong of Hawkins County, Tennessee, to collect from John Hannah of Hawkins Co., TN, money due said Lefevers by said Hanna's note for $50.00 http://www.lafavre.us/genealogy/possible-ancestors.htm



John Doughart

John Dunard (origin unk) received warrant 300 acres on Kilians, but (l753) probably on Duhard’s Creek se corner of Gaston. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



John Kilen

John Richman

Jacob Hoyl

Joseph Seler

William Little

William Patrick

William Henry, Robert Leeper and Catherine his wife, of Anson Co. to Nicholas Leeper, 135 proc money, on N side of fork of the Catawba opp Andrew Cathey survey, 400A granted Robert Leeper 8/31/1753. Sgned Robert Leeper, Catherine Leeper. Wit: William Henry, William Patrick, John Thomas http://www.henry.descendants.us/ 

1755 JAMES KUYKENDALL and SARAH his wife, deeded 300 acres to JOHN KUYKENDAL, South side of Cuttawba River on KUYKENDALL Creek, part of a larger survey of JAMES KUYKENDAL Anson Co Providence of NC, witnessed Eton Mooley, William Henry and Frederick Hambright. http://www.henry.descendants.us/ 

1755, Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina. It is not known which William Henry this deed pertains to:1755 JAMES KUYKENDALL and SARAH his wife, deeded 300 acres to JOHN KUYKENDAL, South side of Cuttawba River on KUYKENDALL Creek, part of a larger survey of JAMES KUYKENDAL Anson Co Providence of NC, witnessed Eton Mooley, William Henry and Frederick Hambright. http://www.henry.descendants.us/

1759--William Patrick of Anson Co to John Chittim--land granted William Patrick in 1755 MECKLENBERG CO NC DEEDS http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?ANson::patrick::3232.html

William Patrick who was a witness to a land transaction between Robert and Catherine Leeper and a Nicholas Leeper. Other witnesses were William Henry and John Thomas. Recorded 11/4/1761. http://genforum.genealogy.com/patrick/messages/2595.html

William Patrick (1740 -1818) probated in Rowan Co. and listed 10 children - one named Robert. http://www.mindspring.com/~forsythnc/oldquer1.html

John Patrick

Michel Oyster

William Fronebery

Peter Bumgarnor

Isaac Cobren

Adam Dick

Jacob Simerman

Cristel Eaker

Mickel Selor

John Dick

David Ramsour (?)(?)

Alixander Ramus (?)

John Ramus (?)

William Pell (?)

Solomon Hooser

Henry Sides

Anson Co. NC land records show that on 24 September 1754, Henry Sides was granted 300 acres on Killian's Creek. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/early_catawba_seitz_of_nc.htm

On 13 October 1756, Henry Sides was granted an additional 140 acres on Killian's Creek.  Crown Patent. book 15 p. 196 http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/early_catawba_seitz_of_nc.htm

2-3 September 1757 Martin Dellinger and his wife Barbara, sold 200 acres on Leeper's Creek to Adam Sights, Taylor." (tailor). Deed book C pp. 350-2. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/early_catawba_seitz_of_nc.htm

There is a detailed account of this company in "Capt. Samuel Cobrin's Company of Militia: The First Settlers of Lincoln and Gaston Counties" published by Dr. Robert W. Ramsey Ph. D.  This area was then in the confines of the newly formed Anson Co., which was formed in 1747. This list of 79 men includes the progenitors of the oldest families in that area. Among these men listed are Henry and Adam Sides. From Dr. Ramsey's account is the following: "Henrich and Adam Seitz were both under 21 years of age upon arrival in Philadelphia aboard the Queen Elizabeth in 1738. Sometime before reaching the Carolinas, Adam learned the tailor's trade. He settled on Leeper's Creek in modern Lincoln County, four miles north of Peter Oster. Henry Seitz lived on Killian's Creek, 5 miles northeast of Adam." http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/early_catawba_seitz_of_nc.htm



Jacob Forney

Boston Best

Lenard Kilen

John Rorite

John Camp

William Raehford

Felty Taliner

John Semerman

Cristen Sumirman

Watson Feral Junior

Watson Feral Senor

Joseph Green

Joseph Green from Hunterdon co Ny or Salisbury twp, Lancaster co Pa settled on Beaverdam Creek joining Christian Aker’s line. http://genforum.genealogy.com/clubb/messages/581.html



Peter Eaker

Adams Sides

16 November, 1764 George Adam Sights received adjacent to the land of Gaspar Keener, 200 acres on both sides of Leeper's Creek. NC Crown Patent book 17 p. 130. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/nc_land_records.htm

2 January, 1770 Lincoln Co\Tryon Co. George Sights sold 200 acres to Adam Sights, located on Leeper's Creek. Deed book 1 p. 205. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/nc_land_records.htm

27 and 28 April, 1772 Lincoln Co\Tryon Co. Adam Sights and his wife Susannah sold to George Seitz 200 acres on Leeper's Creek. Deed book 1 pp. 530-2. This land was sold to Adam Sights by Martin Dellinger on 2 September 1757. http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~seitzfam/_private/nc_land_records.htm



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