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1 "Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NZHL-D2W : accessed 25 Feb 2014), Sophia Witthohn in entry for August Friederich Wilhelm Harms, ; citing Gägelow (AG. Wismar), Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany; FHL microfilm 69453. HARMS, Heinerich (I03757)
 
2 "Deutschland, Heiraten 1558-1929," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/J42N-SNY : accessed 25 Feb 2014), Friederich Heinrich Harms and Sophia Maria Witthohn, 11 Oct 1822; citing Mecklenburg, Germany; FHL microfilm 69453. Family F18
 
3 "Deutschland, Hessen, Frankfurt, Standesbücher 1928-1978," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKVW-FYSF : 8 November 2017), Max Friedrich Louis Hermann Großklaus, 19 Apr 1950; citing Death, Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany, Hessisches Staatsarchiv, Marburg und Institut für Stadtgeschichte, Frankfurt (Hesse State Archives, Marburg, and Institute of Urban History, Frankfurt); FHL microfilm . GROẞKLAUS, Max Friedrich Louis Hermann (I00414)
 
4 "Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N3P9-93V : accessed 14 Oct 2012), Rudolph Perez in entry for Perez, 14 Sep 1939; citing reference , FHL microfilm 1819558. PEREZ Arcas, Infant (I03139)
 
5 "Minnesota, Death Records, 1866-1916," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XP8G-446 : accessed 06 Sep 2013), George Mcnamee in entry for Mcnamee, 1895. MCNAMEE, Infant (I01898)
 
6 "Texas, Birth Index, 1903-1997," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V84J-BVP : accessed 19 Jan 2014), Gilbert Raymond Martin in entry for Rhea Martin, 16 Jun 1943; from "Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997," index and images, Ancestry.com; citing Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997, (Texas: Texas Department of State Health Services). MARTIN, Hazel Rhea (I00286)
 
7 "Texas, Birth Index, 1903-1997," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VD9K-CJ3 : accessed 19 Jan 2014), Gilbert Raymond Martin, 14 Oct 1921; from "Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997," index and images, Ancestry.com; citing Texas Birth Index, 1903-1997, (Texas: Texas Department of State Health Services). MARTIN, Gilbert Raymond (I00285)
 
8 "Texas, Marriages, 1837-1973," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F6YB-D45 : accessed 07 Sep 2013), Isaac West and Emma C. Searcy, 18 Sep 1878. Family F499
 
9 "West Virginia Deaths, 1804-1999," index, FamilySearch
(https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NMJ7-S5N : accessed 14 Oct 2013),
Lewis Batterson in entry for Joseph E. Batterson, 30 Sep 1923. 
BATTERSON, Joseph E. (I00695)
 
10 A copy of the birth entry as recorded by the civil registry offices in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon. Civil registration. Archivo General del Registro Civil del Estado de Nuevo Leon, México. GARZA Garza, Teresa de Jesus (I03076)
 
11 A copy of the birth entry as recorded by the civil registry offices in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon. Civil registration. Archivo General del Registro Civil del Estado de Nuevo Leon, México. GARZA Garza, Maria de la Luz (I02793)
 
12 A copy of the birth entry as recorded by the civil registry offices in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon. Civil registration. Archivo General del Registro Civil del Estado de Nuevo Leon, México. GARZA Garza, Francisca (I02951)
 
13 Advance Care Hospital COOK, Robert E. (I00200)
 
14 Alabama, Marriages, 1816-1957," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FQ9S-B8Z : accessed 09 Sep 2013), John W. Bramlett and Nancy Taylor, 16 Oct 1828. Family F115
 
15 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family F68
 
16 and was assigned to Company 7, Reserve Infantry Regiment 90, 54th Infantry Division. HARMS, Johannes Paul Friedrich (I00003)
 
17 ANNIE (BRAMLETTE) McCLELLAND died 25 Aug 1959 Mrs. Annie Bramlette McClelland, 74, died Tuesday afternoon. She moved to Fayetteville in 1921. She was the wife of the late Chalmer K. McClelland. She was born 22 Jan 1885 at Pontotoe, Mississippi and was the daughter of Thomas A. and Annie Bramlette. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and was active in the women's organizations: a member of the Leverett and Peabody P.T.A. She was a secretary for the City Library board for 25 years and one of the founders of Harmon Playfield (football field at Fayetteville High School), a member of the Outlook Club and the Daughters of the Demeter. Survivors are four sons: Chalmer Kirk McClelland Jr. of San Antonio, TX, Clement Bramlette McClelland of Houston, Thomas Bramlette McClelland also of Houston, TX. and James Edward McClelland of Fayetteville; one daughter, Miss Ann McClelland of Houston, one brother, Paul Bramlette of Longview, TX and two sisters, Mrs. W. H. Harrell and Mrs. J. C. Francis both of Longview, TX, 14 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in Moore's Chapel by the Rev. Charles I. Andrus. Burial will be in the National Cemetery at Fayetteville,AR. BRAMLETTE, Annie Hibernia (I00183)
 
18 Apparently the date of birth in the Civil Registry is incorrect. The baptismal certificate has the correct date. GARZA MORALES, Gloria Herlinda (I00050)
 
19 Austin Pierce Leake, 20 years of Decatur, died December 22, 2014 at his residence.

Austin was born in Dallas, TX. He had a great love for all cats especially his own cat "Kitty". Austin was a warm hearted soul who had a strong love for his family and friends and truly enjoyed spending time with them.

Survivors include his loving mother; Laura A. Perry of Decatur, father; Sidney E. Leake, Jr. of Houston, TX., brothers and sisters-in-law; Sidney Leake, III and his wife Liz of Houston, TX., Matthew Duke of Atlanta, Christopher Leake and his wife Alex of Houston, TX., numerous other relatives and loving friends.

A celebration of Austin's life will be held at 11:00am Saturday, January 3, 2015 in the chapel of Southern Cremations & Funerals at Cheatham Hill, 1861 Dallas Highway, Marietta, GA 30064. The family will receive friends on Friday, January 2nd from 4:00pm to 8:00pm at the Funeral Home. 
LEAKE, Austin Pierce (I03986)
 
20 Baptism performed by priest from San Carlos parish, Vallecillo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. GARZA RAMOS, Manuel (I01835)
 
21 Benjamin West BRISTOW was cremated and the location of his ashes is unknown. Bristow, Benjamin West (I02417)
 
22 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. COOK, Jeffrey Greg (I00016)
 
23 by Pastor Fischer. HARMS, Meta Johanna Maria Franzisca Wilhelmine (I00025)
 
24 by Pastor Fischer. HARMS, Wilhelm Fritz Heinrich (I00023)
 
25 by Pastor Giesecke HARMS, Christian Friedrich Ulrich (I00026)
 
26 Click icon to view "Find a Grave" memorial. COOK, James Simmons (I00199)
 
27 Died of typhoid. Cook, Lucinda (I02149)
 
28 Erika is buried at the Kriegsgräberstätte Narvik. Her grave is located at: Block 12 - Row G - Grave 8. SCHÖNE, Erika (I02481)
 
29 Erika's remains were moved from her original resting place to a permanent grave site in this cemetery. The new location is Block VIII - Row OOA - Grave 19. SCHÖNE, Erika (I02481)
 
30 FAYETTEVILLE — Maurice A. "Mrs. J.E." McClelland, 87, was born Oct. 31, 1920, and died Oct. 16, 2008, at Butterfield Trail Village in Fayetteville.

Maurice was raised in Fayetteville, graduated from Fayetteville High School and attended the University of Arkansas.

In 1940 while a student, she became the first woman to fly an airplane in Arkansas and received her wings from the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Authority. She was a member of Delta Gama Sorority and was selected as a Razorback Beauty.

In 1941, she married J.E. "Ep" McClelland.

A life-long resident of Fayetteville, Maurice will be remembered for her loving support of family and her cherished friends, especially "the girls" with whom she played many hours of bridge and her Saturday morning breakfast group.

Her many years of membership in PEO, Altrusa Club, PTA and DAR gave her great pleasure and she served in leadership positions in all of the organizations. She was presented a Community Service Award in 2008 by Washington County Women's Coalition.

Mrs. McClelland spent many years managing Red Ball Transfer and Storage Company, moving families from coast to coast and creating many friendships.

Her family is especially grateful to the caring staff at Butterfield Trail Village, such as Dr. Dan Bradford, Peter Schaeffer and long-time friend Mildred Webster.

She was preceded in death by her parents Lillian and Raymond Ash, and her husband of 60 years. Survivors include three children, Jim McClelland and wife Pat, Raymond McClelland and wife Deanna, and Linda Rogers and husband Joe; one sister, Rhea Dunegan; eight grandchildren, Jay and Kirk McClelland, Luke and Gareth Rogers, Ann Whitbeck, Audra Gabbard, Jonathan Ely and Heather Cotter; and one great-grandchild, Sophia McClelland.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Moore's Chapel. Burial will be at National Cemetery. Visitation will be from 3 to 5 p.m. today at Moore's Chapel. 
ASH, Maurice (I03812)
 
31 File Reference 35/49, Standesamt Wismar, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany. Family F1190
 
32 From NC Marriage Bonds: 1741-1868
Groom: William Junr Leak
Bride: Martha Simmons
Bond Date: 24 Mar 1782
Bond #: 000016513
Level Info: NC Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
ImageNum: 007254
County: Caswell
Record #: 01 173
Bondsman: William Leak, S
Witness: Ald Murphey, Clerk of Court
The SC Magazine of Ancestral Research
SCMAR, Volume XII
Number 3, Summer, 1984
Laurens County Estate Book A-1 (Continued from Vol. XI, p.151) 
Family F102
 
33 Godparents were Narciso Gonzalez and Guadalupe Perez. GARZA MORALES, Roberto (I00041)
 
34 Godparents: 1. Bernard König, Alsberg 2. Josef Hinterseher, Alsberg 3. Bernard Wiederspahn, Alsberg. GAUL, Bernhard (I04042)
 
35 He achieved the rank of Fireman Third Class and received an Honorable Discharge. COOK, John Roland (I00189)
 
36 He is interred at St Nicholas of Myra, South Ockendon. There is a fine Elizabethan monument to Sir Richard by his wife Susannah, located on the north wall of the chapel. The monument is built of variegated marble. Between the columns are two arches forming alcoves for the principal figures of Sir Richard and his wife. Sir Richard can be seen wearing the insignia of the Lord Mayor of London. In the plinth are the figures of their sixteen children. SALTONSTALL, Sir Richard (I04178)
 
37 HOUSTON,TX - ADELE MARIE LEAKE, 79, a devoted and loving wife, mother and grandmother peacefully went to be with the Lord Thursday, August 10, 2006. Adele was born June 2, 1927 in Houston, Texas and attended Jeff Davis High School. She retired from Spring Branch I.S.D. Tax Office after 23 years of service. She married the love of her life, Pierce Ewing Leake, and together they shared 59 wonderful years. Adele enjoyed playing bridge and traveling with dear friends. Her most cherished moments were family gatherings with all her children. She was a member of Second Baptist Church and New Ground Bible Study Class. She was preceded in death by her mother Barbara Carpenter, father-in-law Charles Leake and brother-in-law Charles Leake Jr. Adele is survived by her loving husband Pierce Leake, mother-in-law Sophia Leake, son Pierce Leake Jr. and wife Debby, daughters, Linda Curtis and husband Tony, Susan Black and husband Sonny, Sandra Malone and husband George and Nancy Pettit and husband Jeff, sister-in-law Gwen Leake, brother-in-law Sidney Leake and wife Margaret. Adele is also survived by 11 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren who all truly adored their "MaMa". Funeral services will be held Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 12:30 P.M. in the Chapel at Memorial Oaks Funeral Home with Rev. Keith Carmichael officiating, burial will follow in Memorial Oaks Cemetery. The family will receive friends Monday night from 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home. ALVERSON, Adele Marie (I00401)
 
38 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. GAUL, Klaus Dieter (I00002)
 
39 Johannes HARMS and Beatrice ROSEN were married in a civil ceremony on 19 Apr 1919. They were united in a church ceremony on 21 Apr 1919 in St. Nicolai Church with Pastor Präpositus Schöning performing the ceremony. Family F6
 
40 Johannes Paul Friedrich HARMS passed away at 2:20 pm at the local hospital in Bückeburg, Germany. HARMS, Johannes Paul Friedrich (I00003)
 
41 Johannes was on the Russian front when the German troops were ordered to retreat. When hostilities ended he made his way first to his hometown, Wismar, Mecklenburg. After several weeks he decided to join his daughter, Wilhelmine, who was living in the allied occupied zone of Germany. He traveled mostly on foot and hitchhiked and arriving at his daughter's home on Christmas eve 1946. HARMS, Johannes Paul Friedrich (I00003)
 
42 Killed in action while fighting with the 5th Marine Division. ROTE, Jack Tobin Jr. (I01329)
 
43 Loma del Divisidero is approximately 28 kilometers from Sabinas. Benito was found at that location with his skull fractured by a machete. His brother, Federico Garza, and Enrique Cantu discovered the body and informed police. The police report stated that due to the advanced state of decomposition of the body it could not be moved. Apparently burial took place at the site where the body was found. GARZA CANTU, Benito (I02773)
 
44 Mississippi, Marriages, 1800-1911," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/V2DH-MLM : accessed 09 Sep 2013), John W. Bramlett and Eliza Turner, 1854. Family F1275
 
45 Obituaries - First from the family and second from the company that he worked for. PRINZ, Hubert (I00149)
 
46 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. ROSEN, Irmgard (I00168)
 
47 Obituary -

MRS. ELLA T. CARR CALLED BY DEATH
SUMMONS COMES TO WOMAN WHOSE FAMILY PLAYED BIG PART IN CITY'S EARLIER HISTORY

Mrs. Ella Tobin Carr, wife of J.M. Carr of this city, died yesterday morning at 8:15 o'clock at the Santa Rosa Infirmary, after an illness of little more than a week. Mrs. Carr was a daughter of William Girard and Josephine Tobin, a family whose history is interwoven forever with that of San Antonio and this section of the country. John W. Smith, the first mayor of the little frontier village when it was incorporated in 1837, was a grandfather of Mrs. Carr.
Ella Tobin Carr was born in this city July 16, 1863, and grew up through childhood and girlhood to be one of the belles of her day. She is survived by her husband J.M. Carr, and by three daughters, Mrs. W.P. Colvert, of San Antonio, Mrs. Scott Schriner of Chicago and Mrs. Charles Armstrong of Armstrong, Texas, as well as three brothers, Maj. W.G. Tobin, Sheriff J.W. Tobin and Maj. C.M. Tobin, and her sisters Mrs. Sam C. Bell, Mrs. W.P. Rote, Mrs. Lucy Tobin Thornton, of San Antonio, and Mrs. A.W. Burroughs of Fruita, Col. Two other sisters Mrs. John A. Frazier and Mrs. J. M. Vance of this city are dead: Mrs. Vance having died only a few months ago.
Mrs. Scott Schriner of Chicago reached San Anotnio last night. The funeral will take place this morning at 11 o'clock at St. Mark's Episcopol church of which Mrs. Carr has ben a life-long communicant. Bishop James Steptoe Jonhston will officiate.
Interment will be in the family burial ground in City Cemetery No. 1. The active pallbearers will be Ambrose J. Byrne, Edmund W. Young, Lieut. Alex Fraser, Gerard Fraser, Lieut. Tobin Rote and Rupert H. Gresham. The honorary pallbearers will be Dr. Adolph Herff, Oliver Woodhull, Harry O. Skinner, Edwin Chamberlin, Carlos Bec, Albert Maverick, Will C. Sullivan and Dr. James H. Graham.  
TOBIN, Ella Bell (I01523)
 
48 Obituary from San Antonio Express, 4 June 2022:

Elizabeth "Libba" McClelland Barnes, known affectionately by some as "Honey" or "Uncle Libba," passed away on June 1, 2022, almost 84 years from her birthdate of June 10, 1938. Legendary for her laughter, beautiful smile and biting wit, Libba charged charismatically through this world, flamboyantly relishing a life of politics, parties, golf and ranching, with family and friends from all walks of life.
Libba grew up in San Antonio and on her family ranch, Cuatro Paisanas, in George West, Texas, savoring her South Texas ranching culture and traditions. She graduated from St. Mary's Hall High School and Trinity University. In her 20s she was both a Duchess and Princess for the Order of the Alamo Fiesta Coronation, and later was Mistress of the Robes for the Court of the Sun King. In 1963 she met and married the handsome John Burton Barnes.

From early adulthood, Libba was passionate for politics and worked tirelessly for causes and people she backed. The Federation of Republican Women honored Libba at their "Tribute to Women" for good reason: She founded the Bexar County Young Women's Republican Club and served as its first President. Libba chaired the Bexar County Campaigns for Presidents Nixon and Ford, and many events for local and national politicians. She relished her role as Republican State Committeewoman for eight years, planning everything from finance committees to Jack Kemp's birthday dinner.
Libba was no slacker in civic duties either; her interests spread as widely as the range of friends she made as she went. Libba was appointed by President Reagan to be Commissioner of the National Park Service, San Antonio Missions, and in 1974 was named one of the Outstanding Women in American. She was Director Emeritus for the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, President of the San Antonio Art League, and an active Board member of the San Antonio Conservation Society, the Junior League, Fiesta San Antonio Commission, San Antonio Museum Association, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Bexar County Child Welfare, St. Mary's University, Los Campadres, and the Bexar County Civil Service Commission. Libba also enjoyed memberships at the San Antonio Country Club, the Argyle Club, the Petroleum Club, the Supper Club, and Los Festivos.

Libba's energy extended to a competitive love of sports. A lifelong golfer, Libba played countless rounds at the San Antonio Country Club, and spent summers playing at the Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs. One of her greatest life joys was as a part owner in the New Orleans Saints football team, cheering them on to their Super Bowl victory in 2009 and then proudly wearing her Super Bowl ring every day. The "Who Dat?" parties thrown in her Owner's box made Bourbon Street revelers look like amateurs.

The original extrovert, Libba loved a party; her house always teemed with a steady crowd of interesting and diverse people from her varied endeavors. When she wasn't entertaining or hitting golf balls, she could be found travelling with her grandchildren or playing cards with friends on the beach in La Jolla.

She was truly interested in knowing people, their backgrounds and opinions--though heaven help the soul whose politics didn't align, or who double-crossed a friend; for these, there was a special place in her infamous A**hole jar. But there was a deeper place in her heart, fiercely loyal and loving, for family and friends, whether famous, humble, shiny or damaged. Libba welcomed so many people into her life and home, with genuine interest, acceptance, generosity, and love.

Libba was preceded in death by her cherished son, John Burton Barnes, Jr., her infant daughter Bonita, her former husband John Burton Barnes; her parents Josephine "Dodie" West McClelland and Colonel C.K. "Mac" McClelland; her sisters Josephine "Jo" West McClelland McNamee and Mary Vance "Vancie" McClelland Bohls, and brother-in-law Al McNamee. She is survived by her two beloved grandchildren, Bracken West Barnes and John Burton Barnes, her sister Toby McClelland Tate and brothers-in- law John Tate and Carl Bohls. Special love and gratitude to Janie Ramirez for her devotion, friendship and famous cookies to Libba for 42 years. 
MCCLELLAND, Elizabeth Ann (I01154)
 
49 Obituary:

Courageous and beautiful in death as in life, Pauline Washington Gillespie, gracefully welcomed peace at 8:20 p.m. Monday, August 8, 2005. She entered a peace that lovingly embraces all life: the huge, the small, the endangered and the wildly prolific. She lived a life of grace, self-sacrifice, kindness and devotion to her family and friends. Pauline Tillotson Washington was born March 14, 1919 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, of Queena Pauline Gammon Washington, Corning, New York and Joseph Edwin Washington, “Wessington”, Cedar Hill, Tennessee. Her ancestry included: artists, senators, heroes of the Alamo and the half brother of the first president of United States. Pauline met her future husband, Frank Morgan Gillespie, Jr., an avid horseman, while riding in the Battle of Flowers Parade with the Saint Mary’s Hall Drill Team. He immediately fell in love with the stylish and athletic young woman. He often repeated,” After she caught my attention, she never graced another horse.” They began their marriage in the early days of World War II while Frank was assigned as the U.S. Naval Liaison with the Cuban Navy in Havana and had “Paula”, their first of 3 daughters. Their marriage included Ford cars, rattlesnakes, moderately dry wells, world travel, and too many dogs, cats and ponies to number. Pauline’s life centered on her husband, her three daughters, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren and an endless menagerie of animals. She was a member of many civic and social clubs; the most cherished being “The Friday Fries”-- comprised of life-long Saint Mary’s Hall friends and a few foreigners--and her Monday Argyle Luncheon Group. In 1989, after 49 years of marriage, her beloved husband Frank preceded her in death. We rejoice that they are once again together. Also preceding her in death was her youngest sister, Elizabeth Hotchkiss Washington McNeel of San Antonio. She is survived by her sister, Mary Bolling Washington Holley, Lake Placid, New York: her daughter and son-in-law: Pauline Gillespie Gossett and Robert Francis Gossett, Jr and their two sons: Robert Francis Gossett III and Frank Morgan Gillespie Gossett; her daughter and son-in-law: Zelime Gillespie Matthews and John Kenney Matthews and their daughter in law and son: Catherine King Matthews and Wilbur Lee Matthews II and their two children: Mary Lamar McLeod Matthews and Vance Washington Matthews; and their daughter Zelime Vance Gillespie Matthews. Pauline is also survived by her youngest daughter and son-in-law: Elizabeth Tobin Gillespie and Carlton Gustav Schenken, Jr and his three children: Carlton Gustav ”Trey” Schenken, John Spencer Schenken, and Linde Allen Schenken. The family would like to thank Pauline’s loving and faithful friends: Inez Roberta Hooks, Denise Zamora, Lourdes Gonzalez, Mary Bert, George Dears, Willie Jackson, Marilyn Izzell and Toni Robinson. Special love and thanks to Doctor Christopher Kopecky and Brenda Jaye, RN.Pallbearers: Robert Francis Gossett III, Frank Morgan Gillespie Gossett, Wilbur Lee Matthews II, Zelime Vance Gillespie Matthews, William Allison Bunton, Joseph Washington Bunton, Jennifer Craighead Bunton, and Ellen Claire Gillespie Inglish. Honorary Pallbearers: Rowena Osborn, Judy Groos, Ruth Campbell, Margaret Saunders Block, Mary Elizabeth York, Carolyn Negley and Emily Ann Browning.  
WASHINGTON, Pauline Tillotson (I01565)
 
50 Ohio, Marriages, 1800-1958," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XDV5-P5Z : accessed 20 Mar 2014), Robert C. Mc Clelland and Grace A. Young, 30 Aug 1866; citing Trumbull,Ohio, reference ; FHL microfilm 0905549 V. 5-6. Family F979
 

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