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367. Dr. FRANCIS BUSHNELL7 BARBER (Samuel6), b Hartland CT 1801; d Kingsville, Ashtabula Co OH 10 Jul 1887; m 18 Oct 1825 Rebecca RANSOM, b Barkhamsted CT 20 Aug 1805; d 9 Mar 1880, daughter of Caleb and Zeviah (MOORE) RANSOM; r Kingsville. Francis was a physician, and also was listed in the census as a farmer. [~ Bushnell Gen; CT Hist Soc:Ransom Gen ~] Children of Francis and Rebecca: i ELECTA8, b Hartland CT 6 Feb 1833; m 5 Jan 1853 Lyman LUCE, b Kingsville 10 Aug 1828, d Denver CO 6 Apr 1891, son of Artemas and Maria (WEBSTER) LUCE. Lyman was manager of a silver mine. [~ CT State Lib:Luce Gen ~] Children of Electa and Lyman: i Dr. Francis Lyman LUCE9, b 6 Apr 1854; m Kingsville 1880 Belle CROUTHER. ii Clinton Asher LUCE9, b 15 Dec 1855; m Henrietta CROUTHER; r Kingsville.
Children of Thomas and Hannah, b Bloomfield: i THOMAS8, baptised 20 Jun 1814; d Jun 1814. ii CHILD8, b 1814/15; d Bloomfield 21 Apr 1816. iii SEREPTA HUBBARD8, baptised 22 Jun 1817; d 24 Jul 1869; m 11 Oct 1841 Edward Lorenzo HATCH, b Hartford CT 12 Mar 1821, son of Azor and Mary (JOHNSTONE) HATCH. Edward m/2 1872 Sarah MATHEWS, and had one more child; r Barkhamsted CT. [~ CT State Lib:Hatch Gen ~] Children of Serepta and Edward: i Edward Barber HATCH9, b 11 Jan 1843; d 1848. ii Thomas Azor HATCH9, b 24 Sep 1844; d 4 Apr 1861. iii Charles Edward HATCH9, b CT 5 Apr 1847; m Mary J ---; r West Hartford CT in 1900. Grocer. [~ census ~]
v Caroline Gertrude HATCH9, b 26 Oct 1851; d 2 Apr 1861. vi Timothy Linus HATCH9, b 23 Dec 1854; d 1860. vii George Lester HATCH9, b 24 Feb 1856; d 1861. viii Ida Bell HATCH9, b 11 Sep 1860
[~ 1850,1860,1870 census ~] Child of Betsey and Elbridge: i Franklin BURR9, b CT 1844 369. GRANDISON7 BARBER (Thomas6), b Wyoming, Luzerne Co PA 13 Jan 1793; d Bloomfield CT 23 Sep 1865; m/1 West Avon CT Church (Grandison “of Wintonbury”) 25 Nov 1813 Electa GILLETT of Northington (now Avon), b 23 Jun 1791, d Bloomfield 12 Dec 1814, daughter of Obadiah and Hannah (WILCOX) GILLETT. Electa bore no children. Grandison m/2 Wethersfield CT 20 Nov 1816 Laura FRANCIS, b Newington CT 23 Jan 1800, d Bloomfield 5 Oct 1836, daughter of Major Justus and Abigail (STANLEY) or Lois (ANDRUS) FRANCIS. He m/3 Hartford CT (Grandison “of Bloomfield”) 8 Oct 1837, Martha (HOLLISTER) WOOLEY of Hartford, b 1798/9, d Bloomfield, Hartford Co 10 Jan 1842; buried at Glastonbury CT. Grandison m/4 Hartford 10 Sep 1846 Mary FARRINGTON, b Bloomfield 10 Oct 1801, d there 19 Feb 1875. Grandison was a farmer in Bloomfield, which was part of Windsor until 1835. He ran a nursery business. [~ 1909 Barber Gen; Barbour Index; CT church rec; Stiles:Wethersfield; Hartford County:Beers; Vital rec:CT; Genealogical & Ecclesiastical History of Farmington CT~] Children of Grandison and Laura: i FRANCIS GRANDISON8, b 3 Nov 1817; d Bloomfield 4 Dec 1893; remained unmarried. In 1870 he and his brother Charles farmed in Bloomfield CT. Julia lived with them also. Like his father, Francis was a farmer.
Chester was a farmer in Bloomfield. [~ CT Hist Soc:Goodwin Gen ~] Children of Mary and Chester: i Chester Francis GOODWIN9, b Bloomfield CT 7 Apr 1846; d Bloomfield 16 Oct 1917; m Bloomfield 4 Jul 1876, on the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Harriet Marion HUMPHREY, b Bloomfield 8 Feb 1854, d Bloomfield 24 Feb 1931, daughter of George and Sophronia (HAMBLIN) HUMPHREY. They farmed in Bloomfield. ii Mary Ella GOODWIN9, b Bloomfield CT 2 Jun 1849; m CT 5 Jan 1871 Lemuel C CASWELL, b Hartford, Hartford Co CT 2 Aug 1845, d Bloomfield 4 May 1920, son of Edwin and Bethia T (WELLS) CASWELL. In 1880 they lived in West Hartford CT where Lemuel was a Meat Renderer. In 1900 and after that they had a Dairy Farm in Bloomfield.
BARNARD, b Bloomfield 26 Apr 1858, d there 26 Apr 1932 (on his birthday), son of Walter Monroe and Sarah Ann (WEBSTER) BARNARD. They lived in Hartford, Hartford Co CT in 1910 and 1920; George was a Milk Peddler.
Co CT 3 Oct 1862, d CT 1956, daughter of William H (b England) and Mary J (OLIN) ADAMS. In 1900 and 1910 they lived and farmed in Bloomfield, Hartford Co CT. In 1920 Alice, married, was housekeeper for Martin F UTLEY in Hartford CT. In 1930 Alice, widow, was housekeeper for Howard M WALKER in Willimantic, Windham Co CT. In 1940 she was living alone in Willimantic.
iv CHARLES8, b 19 Nov 1825; d Bloomfield 29 Dec 1872; unmarried. 614 v GEORGE8, b 2 Feb 1828; m/1 Jane K “Phebe” TEFFT; m/2 Mrs Esther A NICHOLS. vi GRANDISON8, b 1833. Farmed in Bloomfield in 1860, and lived with Francis G and Julia. He is not present in 1870 or 1880 census. In 1889-1891 a Grandison BARBER was a carriage maker in Bristol, Hartford Co CT.
In 1840, 2 men, age 20-30, lived with them, and one woman age 15-20. This might have been Chauncey’s brothers Charles and Erastus, and the wife of one of them. In 1850 a Linna Barber, age 30 with daughters Ellen E, age 10 and Nancy Marian, age 8, lived nearly adjacent to Chauncey’s family. Was Linna a sister-in-law? [~ 1850 census:Onondaga; Nicholas Knapp Gen ~] Children of Chauncey and Fanny: i JEANNETTE P8, b 12 Jun 1834; d Syracuse NY 12 Jan 1874; buried at Onondaga Hill; m Syracuse 24 Oct 1860 George Kasson KNAPP, b Onondaga Hill (Howlett Hill), Onondaga Co NY 9 Oct 1833, d Syracuse 9 May 1910, son of Noah and Tamar (MONTGOMERY) KNAPP. George m/2 1 Oct 1874 Mrs. Eudocia (Phoebe) (HILLS) TUTTLE, widow of George K TUTTLE. He was a portrait artist and photographer, and had an art store in Syracuse. [~ Corresp:Diane Wilson Flynn ~] Children of Jeannette and George: i George Albert KNAPP, b Onondaga Hill, Onondaga Co NY 1863/4; d Rochester NY 12 Dec 1905; m 1893/4 Ella Jane KNAPP, b Onondaga Co NY 12 Aug 1861, d Syracuse, Onondaga Co 1 Apr 1909, daughter of William Lewis and Delia (CUNNINGHAM) KNAPP. In 1900 they lived in Jamestown, Chautauqua Co NY; George was an artist. ii Fanny Wolcott KNAPP9, b 1872; m George Emerson PALMER of Troy NY. ii FRANCES8, b 1836 iii CHARLES8, b 1838; m Sarah ---; r Syracuse. Children of Charles and Sarah: i FLORA9, b 1867 ii HARRY9, b 1869 iii EDITH9, b 1871 iv FRANK9, b 1872 v ROBERT9, b 1876 iv EUGENE8, b 1842; in 1860 he was a farmhand on the farm of Byron HEARD/HOWD in Onondaga NY. [~ census ~] 371. JARED BISSELL7 BARBER (Jared6), b Simsbury CT 1 Feb 1793; d Portage, Summit Co OH 17 Apr 1854; m Wales, Erie Co NY 25 Dec 1815 Electia TURNER, b CT 29 Jun 1799, d 29 Mar 1881, daughter of Jacob and Phoebe (SPENCER) TURNER. Jared was a soldier during the War of 1812. In 1830 the family moved to Norton, then in Medina Co (now in Summit Co), and later moved a few miles north to Copley in the same county, where they remained for 15 years. Lastly they moved to Portage where they remained for the rest of their lives. [~ Barbour Index; Hist of Summit Co; CT Soc of Geneal:Derthick Gen; 1830 census:Sheldon ~] [~ Barbour FamTree at Ancestry.com ~] Children of Jared B and Electia, born in Genesee Co (now Wyoming Co) NY: i JANE M8, b Genesee Co NY 16 Nov 1816; d 19 Oct 1896; m Dennison PETTIBONE, b CT 22 Oct 1807; d Norton, Summit Co OH 18 Jan 1872, son of Norman and Pamela (WHITMORE) PETTIBONE; r Norton. Dennison was a farmer. [~ 1850,60,70 census ~] Children of Jane and Dennison, born in OH: i Pamelia S PETTIBONE9, b Feb 1835; d Copley, Summit Co OH 1906; m Summit Co OH 16 Nov 1861 William W COLBETZER, b Wayne Co OH Jan 1829, d Summit Co 23 Nov 1903, son of Peter and Elizabeth Catherine (WALTZ) COLBETZER; r Norton, Summit Co 1860. They farmed in Copley OH in 1870 and 1880. Were still in Copley in 1900.
OH 1 Jun 1861 George W WISE, b Green, Stark Co OH 17 Nov 1824, d Wise, Isabella Co MI 28 Dec 1879, son of William and Elizabeth (KNOLL) WISE. They farmed in Wadsworth, Medina Co in 1870.
m Norton 20 Nov 1861 Albert BEACH, b 25 Jul 1825, son of Abner and Marilla (BURRITT) BEACH. In 1870 they lived in Bath, Summit Co OH, where Albert was a Dry Goods Merchant. In 1880 they were in Loomis, Isabella Co MI, and Albert was again a Merchant. In 1900 Albert, now a widower, was back in Bath. iv Jared B PETTIBONE9, b OH 1848/9; m Jennie ---, b OH 1856/7; r Akron, Summit Co OH. ii SPENCER T8, b Genesee Co NY 1819-1821; d Nashville, Davidson Co TN or Athens, Calhoun Co MI 9 Nov 1862; m Norton, Summit Co OH 21 Aug 1842 Frances Eliza SAXTON, b OH c 1822; r Copley, Summit Co OH in 1850; Athens, Calhoun Co MI in 1860. Eliza was “Eliza HALL” in Leroy, Calhoun Co in 1870. Eliza m before 1870 --- HALL. Spencer enlisted in the 13th Michigan Volunteers in the Civil War, and died in the service. [~ censuses; LDS records ~] Children of Spencer and Eliza: i HANNAH N9, b OH 1843/4 ii ELLEN A9, b OH 1844/5; m George M REED. iii SOPHIA9, b OH 1845/6 iv TERRESSA9, b OH 1848/9 v JOSEPHINE H9, b Copley, Summit Co OH 13 Aug 1848; d Calhoun Co MI 13 Jan 1881; m Albert A RILEY, b Summit Co OH 4 Mar 1847, d Bedford, Calhoun Co MI 22 Mar 1917, son of William Henry and Edna S (MASON) RILEY; Albert m/2 Luther H LONG, b 1856, d Calhoun Co 30 Jan 1881, and had: Hugh Charles, b 1881. Albert m/3 Calhoun, Calhoun Co MI 30 Nov 1881 Abi Mary REED, b Decatur, Van Buren Co MI 24 Dec 1859, d Climax, Kalamazoo Co MI 12 May 1931, daughter of Charles and Mary Jane (JACOBS) REED and had: Olive Madge, b 1884; Raymond Reed, 1886; Leta May, 1893; Howard Elmer, 1903.
Abi lived at Marshall, Calhoun Co MI in 1900, and at Leroy again in 1910. Farmed. Children of Josephine and Albert: i Frances G RILEY10, b Leroy, Calhoun Co MI 3 May 1867; d Tallmadge, Summit Co OH 1937; m/1 1883/4 Daniel MILLER; m/3 17 Oct 1932 Jacob SHIRER/SHERER, b 23 Aug 1873; m/2 29 Dec 1925 Francis Louis WELBORN/WELBOAN, b San Antonio, Bexar Co TX 17 Sep 1871, d WV 29 May 1927. ii Ina Lorena RILEY10, b Leroy 12 Apr 1868; d Battle Creek, Calhoun Co MI 11 Oct 1960; m 1886/7 Louie H ROWE, b Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co MI Jul 1862, d Battle Creek, Calhoun Co 3 Feb 1924, son of Noah and Adeline Rosanna (POWERS) ROE; They lived in Climax, Calhoun Co in 1900 and 1910, where Louie was a farmhand in 1900, a Stone Mason in 1910. Ina was a Dressmaker. In 1920 Battle Creek Louie was a Blacksmith at a Thresher Works.
iv Florence Ida RILEY10, b Leroy 21 Dec 1873; d Climax, Kalamazoo Co MI 17 May 1959; m Wilbur Milo JOHNSON, b Climax MI 18 Jul 1868, d Scotts, Kalamazoo Co 14 Dec 1942, son of William R and Laura (PROCTOR) JOHNSON. They farmed in Climax, 1900 and thereafter.
1871 John Phinnis RILEY, b Copley OH 15 Sep 1848, d Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co 6 Oct 1935, son of Harlow and Susan (BRIMMER) RILEY. Lived in Kalamazoo City; John was Foreman at a Sled Factory. In 1920 he was Janitor at a Store. Children of Alta and John: i Ray LeGrande RILEY10, b Vicksburg, Kalamazoo Co MI 20 Jul 1874; d 17 May 1963; m Kalamazoo Co 3 Dec 1874 Winifred Maud JEBB, b Climax, Kalamazoo Co MI 13 Dec 1877, d 29 Jun 1962, daughter of Edward Ross JEBB, M.D. and Frances E (PIERCE) JEBB. In 1900 they lived in Manlius, Allegan Co MI; Ray was a Druggist. They were in Colton, San Bernardino Co CA in 1910 and 1920; Ray was proprietor of a Drug Store in 1910, and in 1920 he was Head of the Real Estate Commission of California.. ii Berna “Bernie” Clifton RILEY10, b Stillman Valley, Ogle Co IL 19 Jun 1876; d Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Co MI 19 Feb 1950; m Kalamazoo City MI 1 Jun 1898 Myrtie FIELDS, b Tuscola Co MI Aug 1877, daughter of Chapman A and Maria A FIELDS. Lived in Kalamazoo City, 1900. Bernie was Foreman in a Shirt Factory.
(father b England); r Drumright, Creek Co in 1920; Harry was an Automobile Salesman; r Ardmore, Carter Co OK in 1930 and 1940. Harry was a restaurant cashier in 1940; an ice cream salesman in 1930.
v Donald Barber RILEY10, b Kalamazoo Co MI 20 Jun 1891; d Jul 1964; m Detroit MI 4 Oct 1919 Irene M WALLACE, b MI 1892/3, daughter of Patrick (b Ireland) and Mollie (EBERDING) WALLACE. Lived in Detroit MI in 1920; Don a Shipping Clerk for a Dress Manufacturer. In 1930 Detroit he was Cashier for a Brokerage. In Detroit 1940 he was a Stock Clerk in a Department Store.
vi LODICA9, b OH 1859/60 iii EDWARD A8, b 30 Dec 1826; d Akron, Summit Co OH 23 May 1906; m 17 May 1851 Caroline DERTHICK, b 6 Oct 1831, d 1914. daughter of Corydon and Fannie (JUDD) DERTHICK of Copley; r Portage. Edward worked on his father's farm in Portage until age 22, when, after a short stay in Indiana, he returned and with his brother bought a small farm in Copley from his father. He soon sold his share to Spencer, because the farm was too small for both of them. Edward worked as a stonemason and carpenter, and finally ended up farming again. He was Assessor of the town of Portage for 2 terms. He and Caroline were members of the Disciples Church of Akron. Children of Edward and Caroline: i FLORENCE BEATTA9, b OH 16 Aug 1852; m 4 Sep 1871 Levi MONOSMITH, b OH May 1839, d Perry, Stark Co OH 6 Jan 1918, son of David and Elizabeth (FRANTZ) MONOSMITH. In Portage, Summit Co OH 1880 Florence and Levi lived with her parents, Levi a farmhand. Levi, a widower, farmed in Douglas, Montgomery Co IA in 1900, where he lived with his sister Nancy, b 1837. Florence apparently had no children, and did not marry a second time. [~ 1850 census:Litchfield; 1880 census:Portage Co OH; 1900 census:Douglas ~] ii CARRIE EDITH9, b 29 Oct 1859; d 15 Feb 1864. iii CLARA ESTELLA9, b 10 Nov 1861; d 23 Jan 1865. 372. HARLOW7 BARBER (Jared6), b Goshen CT 8 May 1798; d in the Larwill section of Richland, Whitley Co IN 11 Jul 1881 “age 83 y, 2 mo, 3 d”; m/1 in NY 14 Oct 1824 Elsie CASE, b Loudon MA 22 Oct 1803, d in 1832 of consumption, daughter of Trueman Frank and Rhoda (LUSK) CASE. Harlow m/2 14 Oct 1834 Sophronia C CASE, b Simsbury CT 7 Oct 1786, d Larwill 26 May 1883 “age 96 y, 7 mo, 21 d”, older sister of Elsie, and 12 years older than Harlow. Sophronia was the widow of Harlow’s uncle Roswell (she was Roswell’s second wife). The Case family moved from Simsbury to Loudon MA when Sophronia was 8 years old. Before her death, Elsie made Sophronia promise to assume the care of her children, and made Harlow and Sophronia promise to marry within a reasonable time. In 1830 the census shows Sophronia in Sheldon in her 40’s with an older woman in her 60’s, and 1 girl b 1815-20, and 1 girl b 1820-25. Before his marriage, Harlow spent a year helping his uncle Israel Barber near the Okefenokee Swamp in southern Georgia. Israel was a cattle dealer at the time. Then after their marriage, they lived to the south of Barber Hill, in Sheldon, Genesee Co NY (after 1843 in Wyoming Co) until 1839, when Harlow and his second wife moved to Troy, Whitley Co IN. Harlow moved in 1839 with his wife and 5 sons, sailing from Buffalo to Toledo on the “Commodore Perry”, and then down the Maumee River on a flatboat to Ft. Wayne. From there the journey was completed on foot. In Troy he built a log cabin and cleared the land. In 1852 he sold out and bought a new farm, later occupied by his son Frederick B. Still later he lived in Richland, in the Larwill section. Harlow was a mason by trade. Sophronia was a teacher from age 15 to 30, when she married, and also helped support the family by weaving. She and Harlow joined the Methodist Church in Troy in 1840. For the last 12 years of her life, Sophronia lived with her stepson Winfield S. [~ Corresp:Sharen Chambers; Corresp:Nancy Thomson; Corresp:Betsy Dumford; Biographical Sketches of Whitley and Noble Counties, IN; 1830 census:Sheldon; 1840,50,60 census:Whitley Co; OBIT:Sophronia ~] Children of Harlow and Elsie (1830 census shows 4 boys b 1820-30; perhaps one died young): 615 i VIRGIL8, b Sheldon, Genesee Co NY 19 Nov 1825; m Annis PATTERSON. 616 ii WINFIELD SCOTT8, b NY 1826/7; d 1915; m 25 Apr 1855 Minerva GOODRICH, b Delaware Co OH 24 Apr 1837; d 13 May 1922, daughter of Price and Julia Ann (BLACK) GOODRICH; r Larwill. 617 iii FREDERICK BLANCHFORD8, b Wyoming Co NY 21 Jul 1828; m/1 Lucy Jane BARNES; m/2 Maxia (BARNES) NOBLES. iv TRUMAN C8 (called Jo), b 26 Sep 1829; d 16 Mar 1860; r Columbia City, Fort Wayne and Troy IN. v EDWIN LUSK8, b Sheldon NY 21 Aug 1831; d Larwill 10 Sep 1916; m Whitley Co IN 26 Aug 1862 Rachel Ann JAMESON, b OH 2 Feb 1841; d Whitley Co 13 Jan 1901, daughter of William and Elizabeth Elliot (COOPER) JAMESON; r Etna, Whitley Co, and in Richland, in the Larwill section, Whitley Co IN. In Etna they lived on “Barber Hill”. In his office in the center of Etna he sold Victor Safes. E.L., as he was called, led a varied life. He spent considerable time deciding what he wanted to do. He studied medicine under Dr E.H. Sutton in Miami County OH for 3 years, and taught school during the last of it. Then he spent a few months in the “dissecting room”, after which he attended a private school in Ft. Wayne for a summer. He then taught geography for a time. In 1852 he organized a mining company with his brother Frederick and others, and spent 7 years in California. He returned in 1859 to care for a brother, sick with consumption. From then on he ran a dry-goods business, first in Huntsville, then Etna and finally Larwill, where he was also Postmaster for several years. He was an Indiana State Legislator for a time. [~ 1880 census:Richland ~] Children of Edwin and Rachel, all born in Indiana: (they had 5 children, including one daughter.) i JENNIE E9, b Whitley Co IN 1865/6; m 1891/2 Lewis Halderman CLEVENGER, b Wabash Co IN 20 Aug 1864, d Whitley Co 20 Oct 1929, son of Samuel Bonell and Susan Ann (HALDERMAN) CLEVENGER. They lived in Richland, Whitley Co in 1900; Lewis was a Hardware Merchant. In 1910 they were farming in Troy, Whitley Co. In 1920 they were back in Richland. [~ 1870 census: Richland, Whitley Co IN ~]
iii FREDERICK J9, b Larwill, Whitley Co IN 4 Jan 1869; d Fort Wayne, Allen Co IN 22 Sep 1948; m Whitley Co 9 Aug 1893 Effie Lou/G KIRKPATRICK, b IN 1871/2; d Fort Wayne IN 1959/60, daughter of Daniel and Sarah Elmira (ALLEN) KIRKPATRICK; r Ft Wayne IN. Fred was a mail clerk for the Railroad. [~1910,30 census~] Children of Fred and Effie, born in Indiana: i JOE ALLEN10, b 25 Aug 1894; d Fort Wayne; m Hazel ---; single in 1930, a gas meter reader. In 1940 Joe was widowed, living with his parents in Fort Wayne, Meter Reader for a Gas Company.
(LAUGHLIN) BROWN. Phil was an advertising sales agent in Ft Wayne IN in 1930. Martha’s mother, a widow, lived with them, along with a brother of Hattie. [~1930 census~] Child of Phil and Martha: i PHYLLIS L11, b Fort Wayne IN 1930; d there 2011
Fort Wayne 14 Sep 1910, d Sun City Center, Hillsborough Co FL 22 Nov 1992, son of Seth Jesse and Oneida Elizabeth (MEIER) CARRINGTON. In 1930 she was a public school teacher in Fort Wayne. Ruth and Gerald lived in Fort Wayne in 1940; Gerald was a Brick Mason. Child of Ruth and Gerald: i Kirk CARRINGTON11, b IN 1937/8 iv EDWIN C9, b Whitley Co IN 12 May 1879; d Fort Wayne, Allen Co IN 14 Nov 1955 m 29 Nov 1904 Ary Gertrude JACKSON, b 1883/4, daughter of Amos R and Eliza J (WISE) JACKSON. Edwin was a Veteran of the Spanish- American War. He attended Tri-State College in Angola, Steuben Co IN. In 1930 Eliza lived with Edwin and Ary. Edwin was then a salesman of household cleaners, and Ary ran a beauty shop in Fort Wayne. Later Edwin was a Salesman for Victor Safe and Lock Company. [~ 1900 census: Richland ~] Child of Edwin and Ary: i CATHER WANETA10, b IN 1909/10. Probably b 17 Mar 1909; d Royal Oak, Oakland Co MI 27 Mar 2005; m Donald McLEOD.
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