yes, I'm utilizing a post to offer apologies. But I feel it. It's so sad to see that I haven't posted since February. This is the unfortunate thing of amateur, "hobby" (although that doesn't exactly fit me either and is somewhat saddening), genealogical research. There are high and low points.
I'm just busy. Who knew at part-time job at the local Historical Society would become something, honestly, more than full-time. I LOVE IT! I'm in heaven. But it means my time is elsewhere.
So, here's my apology. Things will be greatly different in a month, where my nights will be without other commitments, so I'll, no-doubt, have time for research and posting again.
I am not gone. Please send me comments and emails. I'll respond!
Happy huntings
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Friday Family Photos - Young Family
William Gaylord Young was born in Richland Co., OH 1835. In 1875, he came to California and located in Kelseyville. He died 3 April, 1897
Home in Kelseyville
Oct 25, 1866, he married Miss Alice Orilla Tuthill, native of Illinois
She was Born 7 May 1848 - died 3 Oct 1917, in San Francisco
Orrie Ella Young
- Graduated music at Mills Collect
- Organist & Choir director at Presidio, and Hamilton Square Baptist
was a "San Francisco Musical Figure"
7 Jun 1872 - 18 Sept 1957
Never married. No Issue.
Willard Tuthill Young
- First graduating Class of Stanford
- Brinks insurance Investigator and "well-known San Francisco Baritone"
Never married. No issue.
3 Jul 1874 - 8 Nov 1957
Charles Edgar Young
- Dentist, Graduated U.C. 1905
married Orabel Brown - 3 children: William Edgarton, Helen, and Charles Homer
4 Aug 1877 - 9 Nov 1959
Arthur Howard Young
- renowned Bow-Hunter - Read Here for More Information
- traveled hunting trips to Alaska, Greenland and Alaska
- is the "Young" in Pope-Young Club & Pope-Young Awards, in bow-hunting
- married Elizabeth Shaw. Son Chuck Young
(photo from Stickbow.com)
Roy Osmond Young
- Probation officer for Juvenile's
- married Ethel. No issue
25 Sept 1885 - 10 April 1979
Home in Kelseyville
Oct 25, 1866, he married Miss Alice Orilla Tuthill, native of Illinois
She was Born 7 May 1848 - died 3 Oct 1917, in San Francisco
Orrie Ella Young
- Graduated music at Mills Collect
- Organist & Choir director at Presidio, and Hamilton Square Baptist
was a "San Francisco Musical Figure"
7 Jun 1872 - 18 Sept 1957
Never married. No Issue.
Willard Tuthill Young
- First graduating Class of Stanford
- Brinks insurance Investigator and "well-known San Francisco Baritone"
Never married. No issue.
3 Jul 1874 - 8 Nov 1957
Charles Edgar Young
- Dentist, Graduated U.C. 1905
married Orabel Brown - 3 children: William Edgarton, Helen, and Charles Homer
4 Aug 1877 - 9 Nov 1959
Arthur Howard Young
- renowned Bow-Hunter - Read Here for More Information
- traveled hunting trips to Alaska, Greenland and Alaska
- is the "Young" in Pope-Young Club & Pope-Young Awards, in bow-hunting
- married Elizabeth Shaw. Son Chuck Young
(photo from Stickbow.com)
Roy Osmond Young
- Probation officer for Juvenile's
- married Ethel. No issue
25 Sept 1885 - 10 April 1979
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Surname listing - HAINES (Ireland)
I'm counting down my son's ancestors. I've finally found new information! That Ernest S. Morgan is NOT the correct gGrand-father, he is actually Walter Scott Morgan. And he married Anne Rose STONE. Her mother was a HAYNES. So this is going back a bit, to his 2nd Great-Grandparents.
This is absolutely a work in progress - I JUST started on this family and only have online information (census and other trees) as sources.
Today.... #11... Edna Maurine HAYNES
7 generations of HAYNES/HAINES connected through:
4. Walter Scott Morgan (1912-1950)
5. Anne Rose Stone (1918 - ?)
10. JAMES ELLIS STONE was born on 27 Dec 1893 in Washington. He died in unknown.
11. EDNA MAURINE HAYNES was born on 14 Apr 1899 in Silver Creek, Nebraska. She died on 7 Jan 1973 in Central Point, Oregon
Children of James and Edna: Edna "Eddie" May Stone, (1916-?), Anne Rose Stone Morgan (1918-?)
22. LEONARD C. HAYNES was born about 1876 in Nebraska. He died on 1 Jun 1949 in Snohomish Co., Washington.
23. MAY was born in 1879/1884 in Nebraska. She died in Monroe, California.
Children of Leonard and May: Edna Maurine Haynes Stone (1899-1973), Myrtle Haynes (?), Glen Alfred Haynes (abt 1902-?), Cleo O. Haynes (abt 1900-?)
44. ALFRED LEWIS HAYNES was born about 1850 in Pennsylvania. He died on 18 Jun 1926 in Deschutes Co., Oregon.
45. MARY A TONER was born on 24 Oct 1859 in Illinois. She died on 2 Aug 1907 in Snohomish Co., Washington. The cause of death was cerebral apoplexy.
Children of Alfred and Mary: Leonard C. Haynes (abt 1876-1949), John Nathan Haynes, Sr. (1877--?), Martha Haynes (1878-?), Charles R. Haynes (1880-?), Alfred Lewis Haynes, Jr (1882-1947), Rosa Sharon Haynes (1884-?), Minnie Hope Haynes (abt 1886-?), Infant Haynes (abt 1890-1890), Nina Joy Haynes (1892-1972), Marguerite "Reta" Haynes Webb (1894-?), James W. Haynes (abt 1906-?)
88. JACKSON HAINES was born about 1828 in Pennsylvania. He died in Unknown.
89. SARAH LATIMORE was born in Nov 1823 in Pennsylvania. She died in Unknown.
Children of Jackson and Sarah: Alfred Lewis Haynes (abt 1850-1926), Lindsey Haines (1853-1931)
176. AARON HAINES was born about 1802 in Pennsylvania. He died about 1885 in Pennsylvania.
177. ELIZABETH ESTLE was born about 1802. She died before 1850 in Pennsylvania.
Children of Aaron and Elizabeth: Elisha Haines (?), Infant Haines (abt 1823), Infant Haines (abt 1825), Jackson Haines (abt 1828-?), Infant Haines (abt 1832), Elijah Haines (1840-1898)
Aaron married (2): Susan Van Swearingen. 2 children: Sarah E. Haynes (abt 1877-?) and Frederick G. Haynes (abt 1879-?)
352. AARON HAINES was born in 1765 in Ulster, Ireland. He died in 1818 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania.
353. ABERILLAH HILL was born about 1767 in Ireland. She died on 27 Apr 1854 in Whitely, Green Co., Pennsylvania.
Children of Aaron and Aberillah: Hannah Haines Fox (abt 1788-1854), Elisha Haines (abt 1790-?), Sarah Haines Botts (abt 1793-1836), Reuben Haines (abt 1795-1833), James Haines (1798-1863), Mary Haines Miller (1800-?), Aaron Haines (abt 1802-1885), Catherine Haines Dobbins (abt 1804-?), John Hill Haines (abt 1805-1854), Aberillah Haines (1808-?), Elijah haines (1812-1885), Elizabeth Haines Rose (1815-1852)
704. GEORGE JUSTUS HAINES was born in 1745 in Ulster, Ireland. He died in 1792 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania.
705. MARGARET was born about 1750 in Ulster, Ireland. She died in Ulster, New York.
Children of George and Margaret: Aaron Haines (abt 1765-1818), Elsy Haines (abt 1765-?), John Haines (abt 1769-?), Reuben Haines (1771-?), George Haines (1773-1850), Sarah Catherine Haines (abt 1774-1836), Mary Haines (1775-1820), Daniel Haines (1776-1853), Nancy Haines Gerard (1777-?) and Margaret Haines Johns (1790-?)
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From the Hailar Family, George Justus and family emigrated in 1773 from Ireland to New York.
From Rich Mather, quoting Richard Haines & His Descendants, name could have been Haney when family came to America; would have been O'h Eana in Ireland.
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This is new research for me, so I'll keep you posted on new information I find. If you have any information about this HAYNES/HAINES family, please leave me a comment!
~happy huntings
This is absolutely a work in progress - I JUST started on this family and only have online information (census and other trees) as sources.
Today.... #11... Edna Maurine HAYNES
7 generations of HAYNES/HAINES connected through:
4. Walter Scott Morgan (1912-1950)
5. Anne Rose Stone (1918 - ?)
10. JAMES ELLIS STONE was born on 27 Dec 1893 in Washington. He died in unknown.
11. EDNA MAURINE HAYNES was born on 14 Apr 1899 in Silver Creek, Nebraska. She died on 7 Jan 1973 in Central Point, Oregon
Children of James and Edna: Edna "Eddie" May Stone, (1916-?), Anne Rose Stone Morgan (1918-?)
22. LEONARD C. HAYNES was born about 1876 in Nebraska. He died on 1 Jun 1949 in Snohomish Co., Washington.
23. MAY was born in 1879/1884 in Nebraska. She died in Monroe, California.
Children of Leonard and May: Edna Maurine Haynes Stone (1899-1973), Myrtle Haynes (?), Glen Alfred Haynes (abt 1902-?), Cleo O. Haynes (abt 1900-?)
44. ALFRED LEWIS HAYNES was born about 1850 in Pennsylvania. He died on 18 Jun 1926 in Deschutes Co., Oregon.
45. MARY A TONER was born on 24 Oct 1859 in Illinois. She died on 2 Aug 1907 in Snohomish Co., Washington. The cause of death was cerebral apoplexy.
Children of Alfred and Mary: Leonard C. Haynes (abt 1876-1949), John Nathan Haynes, Sr. (1877--?), Martha Haynes (1878-?), Charles R. Haynes (1880-?), Alfred Lewis Haynes, Jr (1882-1947), Rosa Sharon Haynes (1884-?), Minnie Hope Haynes (abt 1886-?), Infant Haynes (abt 1890-1890), Nina Joy Haynes (1892-1972), Marguerite "Reta" Haynes Webb (1894-?), James W. Haynes (abt 1906-?)
88. JACKSON HAINES was born about 1828 in Pennsylvania. He died in Unknown.
89. SARAH LATIMORE was born in Nov 1823 in Pennsylvania. She died in Unknown.
Children of Jackson and Sarah: Alfred Lewis Haynes (abt 1850-1926), Lindsey Haines (1853-1931)
176. AARON HAINES was born about 1802 in Pennsylvania. He died about 1885 in Pennsylvania.
177. ELIZABETH ESTLE was born about 1802. She died before 1850 in Pennsylvania.
Children of Aaron and Elizabeth: Elisha Haines (?), Infant Haines (abt 1823), Infant Haines (abt 1825), Jackson Haines (abt 1828-?), Infant Haines (abt 1832), Elijah Haines (1840-1898)
Aaron married (2): Susan Van Swearingen. 2 children: Sarah E. Haynes (abt 1877-?) and Frederick G. Haynes (abt 1879-?)
352. AARON HAINES was born in 1765 in Ulster, Ireland. He died in 1818 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania.
353. ABERILLAH HILL was born about 1767 in Ireland. She died on 27 Apr 1854 in Whitely, Green Co., Pennsylvania.
Children of Aaron and Aberillah: Hannah Haines Fox (abt 1788-1854), Elisha Haines (abt 1790-?), Sarah Haines Botts (abt 1793-1836), Reuben Haines (abt 1795-1833), James Haines (1798-1863), Mary Haines Miller (1800-?), Aaron Haines (abt 1802-1885), Catherine Haines Dobbins (abt 1804-?), John Hill Haines (abt 1805-1854), Aberillah Haines (1808-?), Elijah haines (1812-1885), Elizabeth Haines Rose (1815-1852)
704. GEORGE JUSTUS HAINES was born in 1745 in Ulster, Ireland. He died in 1792 in Greene Co., Pennsylvania.
705. MARGARET was born about 1750 in Ulster, Ireland. She died in Ulster, New York.
Children of George and Margaret: Aaron Haines (abt 1765-1818), Elsy Haines (abt 1765-?), John Haines (abt 1769-?), Reuben Haines (1771-?), George Haines (1773-1850), Sarah Catherine Haines (abt 1774-1836), Mary Haines (1775-1820), Daniel Haines (1776-1853), Nancy Haines Gerard (1777-?) and Margaret Haines Johns (1790-?)
*****************
From the Hailar Family, George Justus and family emigrated in 1773 from Ireland to New York.
From Rich Mather, quoting Richard Haines & His Descendants, name could have been Haney when family came to America; would have been O'h Eana in Ireland.
****************
This is new research for me, so I'll keep you posted on new information I find. If you have any information about this HAYNES/HAINES family, please leave me a comment!
~happy huntings
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Tombstone Tuesday - Frederick and Rosa Kuhn
My son's gggGrandparents.
Frederick Kuhn was born 21 Aug 1859 in Kleinjelscha, Hungary. He married Rosa Augustin, who was born 24 Mar 1866 in Hungary. They had 6 children, John (1888-1936), Joseph, (1883-1965), Frederick (abt 1890-?), Mathias Joseph (1893-1996), Rosa (1895-1984), andAnna (1900-?), all of whom were born in Hungary. The family naturalized in 1908.
Joseph, John, and Mathias all are found in Hamilton Co., Ohio records.
Rosa Augustin Kuhn died 23 Nov 1918, Frederick died in 1926, both in Hamilton Co., Ohio. Both were buried at Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Church Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
Tombstone information (and picture) from FindAGrave.
Frederick: Memorial #24181305; Rosa: 24181307
Frederick Kuhn, 1859 - 1926
Rosa Augustin, 24 Mar 1866 - 23 Nov 1918
John J. Kuhn, 19 Aug 1888 - 1 Mar 1936
Christine Beilharz, 10 May 1893 - 26 Nov 1967
Parents of Joan Kuhn Dean, "Grandma Joan" who we're still seeing often :-)
Frederick Kuhn was born 21 Aug 1859 in Kleinjelscha, Hungary. He married Rosa Augustin, who was born 24 Mar 1866 in Hungary. They had 6 children, John (1888-1936), Joseph, (1883-1965), Frederick (abt 1890-?), Mathias Joseph (1893-1996), Rosa (1895-1984), andAnna (1900-?), all of whom were born in Hungary. The family naturalized in 1908.
Joseph, John, and Mathias all are found in Hamilton Co., Ohio records.
Rosa Augustin Kuhn died 23 Nov 1918, Frederick died in 1926, both in Hamilton Co., Ohio. Both were buried at Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Church Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., Ohio.
Tombstone information (and picture) from FindAGrave.
Frederick: Memorial #24181305; Rosa: 24181307
Frederick Kuhn, 1859 - 1926
Rosa Augustin, 24 Mar 1866 - 23 Nov 1918
John J. Kuhn, 19 Aug 1888 - 1 Mar 1936
Christine Beilharz, 10 May 1893 - 26 Nov 1967
Parents of Joan Kuhn Dean, "Grandma Joan" who we're still seeing often :-)
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Wordless Wednesday
Harriett Anne Loveall Young (aka, my mGrandmother)
Wearing 4 watches. Very funny lady, indeed!
Lake Shasta, CA, mid-1950's, judging by Charlie's size in the background.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Ancestor Approved
Tonight I must share my humble thanks at being "Ancestor Approved"! Yay!
I was awarded this from Susan Edminster of Echo Hill Ancestors, a blog I have been following for some time and greatly enjoy! The award was created by Leslie Ann Ballou of Ancestors Live Here to recognize “blogs full of tips and tricks as well as funny and heartwarming stories…”
I know that Sue at Echo Hill fulfills this, and I am slowly attempting to myself, in this blog, not only showcase my own family history, but some stumbles and leaps I've encountered along the way.
To participate you must list 10 things that surprised, humbled or enlightened you about your ancestors.
And of course, to pass along to 10 other bloggers out there. I am working on this part and will have a "Part II" updated soon.
For tonight, my 10 surprises, humbling and enlightening experiences (phew, where to start?!):
1. The LOOPS family, as is my surname and for most of us, where our research begins, started as a "you and your brothers are the only Loops out there" statement. And how even in the beginning's of the internet (way before Rootsweb and the LDS websites) proved nearly instantly that this was not the case. Surprise! There is family out there!
2. That our LOOPS came from a family who died on the ship's crossing from Germany, leaving two young boys who DID NOT KNOW THEIR NAME, and were separated when arriving. It was assumed by all current generations that they never found each other.
3. My recent (gulp) discovery, when finding the First and Only known picture of my ggGrandfather Frederick Loops, has the "Loops, Milwaukee Wisconsin" logo on his picture. Meaning it was taken at his BROTHER's, Charles Loops, photography studio in Milwaukee. Not only did they find each other, but they met....and Frederick, his son Charles (Charles the first) and Charles' daughter Georgebelle all ventured from North Carolina to visit this "other" Loops family in Wisconsin.
How sad that this information gets lost in just a generation. And how wonderful to finally discover! (tears)
4. I am consistently humbled and fascinated by researching the LOVEALL family, and that, to date, I have yet to find a LOVEALL that is not descended from Henry Loveall, 1694-1786. We are all connected. This is an amazing family to research.
5. In a sappy, sentimental nod, I LOVE that my family has endowed me "Family Historian", not just in that I'm the only who really Does this research and knows all the lines, but that they have enlisted me to be the physical keeper of the family photographs and sentiments. Boxes just keep arriving. And each new box brings a new set of adventures and explorations - and a whole new set of tears.
6. My sons' family is a new and I foresee, lasting research project into OLD AMERICANA. It seems that each new name into Dean, Haskell, Hathway, White, Hammond, etc., leads me down another path to American generations of Salem and Plymouth. These make me want to read every historical novel and watch old movies to get a visual glimpse into the garb, the language, the religion, the life that these original American settlers had.
7. Humbling that there are still so many road-blocks. I still do not know the heritage of my YOUNG family, or the correct origins of the WEBBs. I love the challenge of still having something to "research", but that it makes you want to pull your hair out.
8. Not a surprise, but I am continually impressed with my Great-Uncle Art Young, and the name that he has provided to Bow-Hunting in America. If you are a bow-hunter, you know Pope-Young. That's Art! He led an amazing life. You can read more about his adventures here.
9. As I dive more into my North Carolina roots, even though I no longer live in North Carolina, I feel more and more connected to the families of Kinston, Lenoir County, where Frederick LOOPS settled; who's daughter Lelia married a MEWBORN; who's son Charles married a WEBB, who's mother was a PITTMAN. The history books of the area tell of these families, families of whom I am all a part of. And it makes me want to return, visit, learn, and give a few hugs.
10. Impending surprise of DNA research out there, and a lil lady who believes she might be a descendant of our Frederick LOOPS and we shall have the DNA results soon to show whether or not this possibility. That DNA research is even possible in calculating genealogical history is certainly the newest of all research out there. What will this possibly mean in the future, I wonder?
There you have it, for tonight. 10 wonderments that have crossed my path in this wonderful adventure. Thank you again, Sue, for the honor. I shall pass it along!
~happy huntings,
Joanna
I know that Sue at Echo Hill fulfills this, and I am slowly attempting to myself, in this blog, not only showcase my own family history, but some stumbles and leaps I've encountered along the way.
To participate you must list 10 things that surprised, humbled or enlightened you about your ancestors.
And of course, to pass along to 10 other bloggers out there. I am working on this part and will have a "Part II" updated soon.
For tonight, my 10 surprises, humbling and enlightening experiences (phew, where to start?!):
1. The LOOPS family, as is my surname and for most of us, where our research begins, started as a "you and your brothers are the only Loops out there" statement. And how even in the beginning's of the internet (way before Rootsweb and the LDS websites) proved nearly instantly that this was not the case. Surprise! There is family out there!
2. That our LOOPS came from a family who died on the ship's crossing from Germany, leaving two young boys who DID NOT KNOW THEIR NAME, and were separated when arriving. It was assumed by all current generations that they never found each other.
3. My recent (gulp) discovery, when finding the First and Only known picture of my ggGrandfather Frederick Loops, has the "Loops, Milwaukee Wisconsin" logo on his picture. Meaning it was taken at his BROTHER's, Charles Loops, photography studio in Milwaukee. Not only did they find each other, but they met....and Frederick, his son Charles (Charles the first) and Charles' daughter Georgebelle all ventured from North Carolina to visit this "other" Loops family in Wisconsin.
How sad that this information gets lost in just a generation. And how wonderful to finally discover! (tears)
4. I am consistently humbled and fascinated by researching the LOVEALL family, and that, to date, I have yet to find a LOVEALL that is not descended from Henry Loveall, 1694-1786. We are all connected. This is an amazing family to research.
5. In a sappy, sentimental nod, I LOVE that my family has endowed me "Family Historian", not just in that I'm the only who really Does this research and knows all the lines, but that they have enlisted me to be the physical keeper of the family photographs and sentiments. Boxes just keep arriving. And each new box brings a new set of adventures and explorations - and a whole new set of tears.
6. My sons' family is a new and I foresee, lasting research project into OLD AMERICANA. It seems that each new name into Dean, Haskell, Hathway, White, Hammond, etc., leads me down another path to American generations of Salem and Plymouth. These make me want to read every historical novel and watch old movies to get a visual glimpse into the garb, the language, the religion, the life that these original American settlers had.
7. Humbling that there are still so many road-blocks. I still do not know the heritage of my YOUNG family, or the correct origins of the WEBBs. I love the challenge of still having something to "research", but that it makes you want to pull your hair out.
8. Not a surprise, but I am continually impressed with my Great-Uncle Art Young, and the name that he has provided to Bow-Hunting in America. If you are a bow-hunter, you know Pope-Young. That's Art! He led an amazing life. You can read more about his adventures here.
9. As I dive more into my North Carolina roots, even though I no longer live in North Carolina, I feel more and more connected to the families of Kinston, Lenoir County, where Frederick LOOPS settled; who's daughter Lelia married a MEWBORN; who's son Charles married a WEBB, who's mother was a PITTMAN. The history books of the area tell of these families, families of whom I am all a part of. And it makes me want to return, visit, learn, and give a few hugs.
10. Impending surprise of DNA research out there, and a lil lady who believes she might be a descendant of our Frederick LOOPS and we shall have the DNA results soon to show whether or not this possibility. That DNA research is even possible in calculating genealogical history is certainly the newest of all research out there. What will this possibly mean in the future, I wonder?
There you have it, for tonight. 10 wonderments that have crossed my path in this wonderful adventure. Thank you again, Sue, for the honor. I shall pass it along!
~happy huntings,
Joanna
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Friday's Family Photos (Loops of North Carolina)
Frederick Christopher Loops
(Friedrich Christian Theodor Lueps)
8 Sept 1847 - Altenhagen, Prussia - 12 Nov 1901 - Kinston, North Carolina
Charles Ernest Loops, Sr (Charles the first)
Born 12 Nov 1875, Kinston, North Carolina
Edgar Loops, born about 1880 in Kinston, North Carolina
Charles E. Loops, Sr & Eva Bell Webb Loops
son Frank, daughter Georgebelle
Loops Family:
Fred, Charles the first, Eva Bell Webb Loops, Georgebelle, Frank, Melba Dekle Loops, Charles II, (unknown... probably Marion Farley Loops)
Georgebelle Loops Smith
1904-1990
Charles Ernest Loops, II - 1906-1977
Charles Ernest Loops, II
Frederick Carlysle Loops (1908-1965)
(Friedrich Christian Theodor Lueps)
8 Sept 1847 - Altenhagen, Prussia - 12 Nov 1901 - Kinston, North Carolina
Charles Ernest Loops, Sr (Charles the first)
Born 12 Nov 1875, Kinston, North Carolina
Edgar Loops, born about 1880 in Kinston, North Carolina
Charles E. Loops, Sr & Eva Bell Webb Loops
son Frank, daughter Georgebelle
Loops Family:
Fred, Charles the first, Eva Bell Webb Loops, Georgebelle, Frank, Melba Dekle Loops, Charles II, (unknown... probably Marion Farley Loops)
Georgebelle Loops Smith
1904-1990
Charles Ernest Loops, II - 1906-1977
Charles Ernest Loops, II
Frederick Carlysle Loops (1908-1965)
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