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10851	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Cram, Robina (I5707)
10852	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Cram, Robina (I5707)
10853	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Running, Gwen (I5717)
10854	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Preston, Fred (I5718)
10855	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Preston, Fred (I5718)
10856	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Hicks, Mary Noelles (I5719)
10857	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Hicks, Mary Noelles (I5719)
10858	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Cumming, James (I5721)
10859	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Family: John Toshack Cram / Margaret Snedden (F71)
10860	Snedden, Marilyn, "The Snedden Saga, From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", General Store Publishing House, 1994	Family: William A. Cumming / Mary Noelles Hicks (F1928)
10861	Snedden, Marilyn,"The Snedden Saga: From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", 1994	Whyte, Agnes (I174)
10862	Snedden, Marilyn,"The Snedden Saga: From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", 1994	Whyte, Agnes (I174)
10863	Snedden, Marilyn,"The Snedden Saga: From Lanarkshire to Lanark County", 1994	Family: David Snedden / Agnes Whyte (F63)
10864	Snider, Myrtle E. Passed away peacefully at Van Horne Manor, Smiths Falls, on Thursday, December 23, 2010 Myrtle Eva (Willoughby) Snider at the age of 100. Beloved wife of the late John Benjamin Snider. Loved mother of the late John Snider and his wife Heather of Deep River and David (Judy) Snider of Smiths Falls. Cherished and extremely proud grandmother of Christy Joy Snider, Derek John (Anna) Snider, Marianne Eva (Dana Hall) Snider. Great-grandmother of Clara Grace and Julia Eve. Predeceased by her sister Florence Day and brothers Jack, Sam and Clifford Willoughby. Friends may pay their respects at the Blair & Son Funeral Home, Smiths Falls on Tuesday, December 28, 2010 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday, December 29, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. in the First Baptist Church, Smiths Falls. Interment, Hillcrest Cemetery. In remembrance, contributions to the First Baptist Church or the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (C.H.E.O.) would be appreciated.	Willoughby, Myrtle Eva (I31722)
10865	Social Security Death Index Name: Andrew Weyer Last Residence: 99202 Spokane, Spokane, Washington, United States of America Born: 16 Dec 1887 Died: Jan 1973 State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951 ) ----------------------------------- World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Andrew Weyer City: Not Stated County: Stearns State: Minnesota Birthplace: Springhill, Minnesota;United States of America Birth Date: 16 Dec 1887	Weyer, Andrew (I10623)
10866	son Francis was born in January 1880 +++ www.ancestry.ca [accessed 161224] marriage register, Clifford, ON no image available Name:Susan Kidd Marriage Date:6 Jun 1877 Marriage Place:Clifford, Ontario, Canada (no image of marriage) Clifford is in Wellington Co., both bride and groom were typically resident in Renfrew County in other documents)	Family: Jacob Edwards / Susan Kidd (F1386)
10867	Son of Adam Lawson and Fanny Ann Marie Morrison, born in Elmsley Township, married Margaret Garland 1880-1931, married Sarah Saunders Rose, married Madera ...---1964, married Mary Blanche Lanfesty	Lawson, Mathew (I19245)
10868	Son of Alexander Hill, Sr. and Elizabeth Currie Married Agnes Hood, 6 April 1832, Tosorontio, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada Children - Margaret Hill, Margaret Ann Hill, Alexander Hood Hill, Alexander Hood Hill, James Hood Hill, Elizabeth Hood Hill, William Hood Hill, Moroni Hood Hill, Agnes Hood Hill, Nephi Hood Hill, Isabella Hood Hill, Joseph Robert Hill, Jane Mary Hill, Hyrum Hood Hill Missionaries Samuel Lake and James Standing converted the Hill family of Simcoe County to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1840. A family history records that; "The whole Hill family became interested in this faith, and notwithstanding the fact that Alexander Hill, his wife Elizabeth and son-in-law John Richards were momentarily less susceptible to these principles of faith than the other members of the family, yet on 12th April 1840, all the members of this family (including Archibald and wife Isabella Hood) went down into the waters of baptism. A Hill family history records that; "In the spring of the year 1841 Archibald Newell Hill (who had married Isabella Hood a year earlier), John Hill (his brother) and five other members of this branch of the Church crossed over the boundary lines of Canada into the United States, and wended their way to Nauvoo, Illinois, where they stayed for a short time. They returned (to Simcoe County), laden with Biblical grapes for their report. Considerable time was now spent in disposing of their farms and making preparations for their departure. All being ready near the beginning of September, Archibald and family and relatives started for the United States on the 30th day of this month, in the year 1842. Archibald Hill and his brother Alexander were a part of the first (winter) exodus, but they left their wives Isabella and Agnes Hood and 10 children at Nauvoo while they took their teams and helped haul Mormon refugees westward. Returning to Nauvoo for their families and parents, they then re-crossed Iowa and did not reach the Missouri until late autumn. Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, Allen Taylor Company (1849)	Hill, Alexander Jr. (I23777)
10869	Son of Andrew Campbell and Martha Forgie. Andrew G. Campbell and Annie M. Munro were married June 10, 1902 at Lanark County, Ontario. Andrew remarried to Evelyn L. Balsillie at Calgary, Alberta in 1920. CAMPBELL--May 1, Andrew Graham, aged 59 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Evelyn L. Campbell, of 1344 Fourteenth avenue west. Services will be held at Grace Presbyterian church on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Rev. Jas. McNeill officiating. The Calgary Daily Herald, Monday, May 2, 1932	Campbell, Andrew Graham (I24160)
10870	son of Andrew Harvey Kilfoyle & Sarah Burns married Josephine "Joy" Margaret Holt (1915-41) married Evelyn Cook at Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada on August 22, 1969 conductor for Canadian National Raliway	Kilfoyle, Gordon "Ross" (I19194)
10871	Son of Andrew Lawson and Mary Robertson Father of Walter Lawson ------------ Almonte Gazette Born at Lombardy near Perth, 62 years ago. Learned harness making at Perth and later had shops at Lanark and Almonte. 1856 he went into the hotel business at Quyon. Wife Susannah Dunkin who died 4 years ago. Children John of Almonte, Walter, barrister of Eganville, Mrs Smith, Miss Cynthia of Quyon. A sister is Mrs Harrison of South Haven Michigan, U S A. Note: The Almonte Gazette article indicated that Walter Lawson and his wife Susannah went into the hotel business in Quyon, Quebec but they were still in Almonte in 1891 Census and in in Quyon in 1901 Census. Date is likely a miss print and should indicate 1896.	Lawson, Walter (I6112)
10872	Son of Brede Wang and Hilda Heljeson, Hans Thurman Wang was born May 22, 1906 at Garner, Hancock County, Iowa. Hans married Lorna B. Cram at Red Deer, Alberta in 1936. Obituary in The Red Deer Advocate, January 3, 1990, page 18 Iowa Delayed Certificate of Birth #320938, issued in 1953. Alberta Marriage Reg. #1936-08-000626	Wang, Hans Thurman (I42783)
10873	Son of Dan Stevenson and Mary Robertson. Married Elsie Jordan and lived on his homestead in the Pembina district. Father of two sons and two daughters.	Stevenson, Earl Norman (I34186)
10874	Son of Daniel Munro & Margaret Reid. ------------------------------------ Plot 22 : - In memory of - Matthew D., died Jan.30,1882, aged 7 yrs. 6 mos. - also - Marion A., died Dec. 29,1891, aged 4 yrs. & 4 mos. - children of D. & M. Munro.	Munro, Matthew Daniel (I16161)
10875	Son of Donald McPhail. Father came from Ontario in 1878.Husband of Mary of Martha Jackson (1906 Brandon). Father of Roland. They had 7 sons. 3 died in infancy. Roland died in 1937 while in his teens. Wesley, Gordon and Ernie.	McPhail, Henry (I40864)
10876	Son of Dulcie May Vear and Francis Garfield Peever Grandson of Mary A Evans and John R Peever Nephew of Harvey Wilson (Jessie Slater Oddie), Roy Evans, Stanley, Mary Estelle (William Millson), Effie Evelyn (Frederick H Watson & William McCaw) and Charlotte (Michael Joseph O'Neill)	Peever, Barry Vernon (I27852)
10877	Son of Edward Cooke and Sarah Kimmit. Married Jennet Seeley on 2 Sept 1844 in Perth, Ontario. They raised 12 children in Lanark county.	Cooke, Richard White (I20367)
10878	Son of Eleanor Eliza Jane (Jennie) Coxford and Ritchie Mitchell Veteran of the First World War	Mitchell, Horace Ritchie "Jack" (I8150)
10879	Son of Elizabeth (Neil) Evans. __________ FLORENCE--Longtime Fairfield area farmer and World War II veteran Alfred Edgar Evans, 85, died Friday at his daughter's home in Florence of natural causes. Cremation has taken place under the direction of Whitesitt Funeral Home in Stevensville. Graveside services are 11:30 Monday at the Fairfield Cemetery. Donations are suggested to the Fairfield Drop-In Center. Evans was born Nov. 9, 1914, in Fairview, where he grew up and received his education. During the Depression, he hopped freight trains to find work. After the Depression he worked on ranches in eastern Montana and often spoke of his experiences catching and breaking wild horses. He met Jean Huntsinger in Great Falls and they were married on Aug. 21, 1941. He joined the Army at age 32, one of the older men to sign up. He enjoyed sharing his experience of helping to save the Lipizzan Stallions. Evans was discharged in 1946. The couple then moved to Brady. They lived and farmed east of Conrad until 1954. In December of 1954 they bought a farm east of Fairfield. He continued to farm the land at Conrad and Fairfield until the mid-1970s. The couple moved from the farm in 1994. Evans was a member of the VFW and served as commander. He was involved with the senior citizens group, serving on the board and delivering meals on wheels. He was named Senior Citizen of the Year and enjoyed playing cribbage at the center. His wife died in 1996. He had lived with his daughter in Florence since May of 1997. Survivors include a son, Dale Evans of Seattle; daughter, Betty McBride of Florence; brothers, Albert Evans of Kalispell and Harvey Evans of Littleton, Colo.; three granddaughters and four great-grandchildren.--Great Falls Tribune, Oct. 8, 2000, Pg. 2-M Inscription S Sgt US Army World War II	Evans, Alfred Edgar (I36901)
10880	Son of Frances Mary Stewart & her first husband Dr. Alfred Holmes Simpson 1869-1905 (they were married in Banff, Alberta on 31 October 1895). James' marker was installed in December 2018 by the Last Post Fund. Read the story here: https://www.stlukesvictoria.ca/pages/finally-a-marker-for-james-stewart-simpson.	Simpson, Lt. James Stewart "Simmy" (I22602)
10881	Son of George and Ellen Drew. Richard W. Drew and Maggie Miller were married Dec. 15, 1897 at Renfrew County, Ontario. ?b?R. W. Drew?/b? Funeral services for R. W. Drew, 76, who died at his home at 1136 Riverdale Ave. Tuesday, will be conducted by Canon W. H. H. Crump at 2 p.m. Friday in Christ Church. Burial will follow in the family plot, Burnsland cemetery. Mr. Drew came to Calgary from Nelson, B.C., where he was a member of the city council. He was prominent in Calgary curling and golfing circles and was a member of the Renfrew Club and Christ Church. Prior to his retirement in 1939 he was division freight agent with the C.P.R. in Calgary. He is survived by a son, Richard Cecil in Toronto, and five grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, Margaret, in 1943, and a son Keith in 1949. The Calgary Herald, September 20, 1950, page 18 Alberta Death Reg. #1950-08-005739	Drew, Richard William (I23183)
10882	Son of George Anderton & Ann (Willman) Proud 1st marriage to Ann Isabella Code at Carleton Place, Ontario on Aug. 18, 1886 Married Elizabeth Drummond at Ashton, Ontario on Oct. 31, 1893	Proud, Richard Anderton (I17540)
10883	Son of George H. Dawe and Mary Frances (?) Dawe. Married Maudann 'Ann' Naismith. Businessman.	Dawe, Thomas Lee Sr. (I20220)
10884	Son of George Paulin and Maria Alice Phillips. Stanley was married to Alice Ione Marquis at Jackson County, Missouri on July 11, 1911, and had been living in B.C. for 45 years at the time of his death. He was a medical doctor for 58 years, retiring in 1954, and had served during WWI with the 13th O/S Field Ambulance. He had previously served with the Pioneer Canadian Militia from 1903-1908 and the 18th F.A. from 1911-1916. Informant: George B. Paulin, son, at Vancouver, B.C. B.C. Death Reg. #56 09 007383	Paulin, Dr. Stanley (I26155)
10885	Son of George Paulin and Mary Phillips. James was a livestock dealer for Pacific Coast Livestock Company, retiring in 1945, and had been living in B.C. for 21 years at the time of his death. He was married to Ida Mary Miller. Informant: William Phillips Paulin, son, at Vancouver, B.C. B.C. Death Reg. #52 09 011338	Paulin, James Charles (I26157)
10886	Son of Harold and Mae Waddell, husband of Lois Tierney, father of Stephen (Pauline), Dale (Joanne), Janet Steele and Maureen (Carl Downey); grandfather and great-grandfather; brother of Maitland (Eileen), Joyce (Keith) Boyd, Hilton (Patsy), Lorna (David) Ranger, Merrill Waddell, Donna (Bill) Bishop, Lannie (Kathy) and the Irma (Jack) Armstrong.	Waddell, Spencer Harold (I34793)
10887	son of Henry (harry) H. Lockhart and Gertrude Cecilia Galvin	Lockhart, Harold Joseph Lenoard (I27937)
10888	Son of Hugh Montgomery and Emma Jones, married 23 Sept. 1922 to Eva Bullock at St. David's Church, Wales. Original burial: St. David's Anglican Cemetery, Wales, Osnabruck Township, Stormont County, Ontario, a Lost Villages Cemetery.	Montgomery, William ALBERT (I18407)
10889	Son of James Edwards and Elizabeth Wright Edwards Lewis FAG # 182368229 Father James died at sea en route to Canada according to Family Search. Brother of Uriah Edwards (1816- ) and Mary Edwards according to https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KG1V-KGR With Maria, Father of Jonathan Edwards 1845-1924 Frank Edwards 1847-1917 With Julia, Father of Edwin Denis Edwards, who died suddenly while in the USA (Escanaba, Michigan, at age 61 on 10 April 1913) https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6P99-ZP3?i=1228&cc=1307826	Edwards, John (I34019)
10890	son of James Forgie and Alice Crozier grandson of Gilbert Forgie FAG# 202529685 1894, Friday February 16, The Almonte Gazette, front page Death from Diphtheria Keen sympathy is felt for Mr and Mrs James G. Forgie, of Petrolea, in the loss of their little boy under rather distressing circumstances, Early last week they left Petrolea for a visit to Mr Forgie's parents, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forgie, of this town. When they left home both their children were apparently quite well. They remained one night in Toronto, and then came on to Smith's Falls, where they remained one night. While there their eldest child, a little boy two years old, was taken ill. A Smith's Falls doctor, who was consulted would not, at that stage of the trouble, pronounce it diphtheria, and Mr Forgie come on to Almonte. An Almonte physician was promptly summoned, and he pronounced it a case of diphtheria, and despite everything that good nursing and constant medical attendance could do, the little one passed away on Wednesday night. Owing to the mature of the trouble, the body was quietly buried on Thursday morning. We regret to learn that Mr Forgie's younger child also has the disease, but we understand it is not a severe attack, and hope it will be entirely recovered in a few days. There is no the slightest danger of the trouble spreading. as will as all the boarders left Mr Forgie's at once and every precaution has been taken to prevent its spreading.	Forgie, Wilbert Gilbert (I26096)
10891	Son of James Herman and Alice Mabel (Eley) Smith. Killed in WW II action in Sicily at 29 yrs. Buried in the Paestum Mt. Soprano temporary cemetery until returned to Viola for burial. Listed in the Roll of Honor as PFC Clyde Smith. Pfc. Clyde Smith, Viola, Killed in Africa Accident SOLDIERS GROVE Pfc. Clyde Smith, 29, son of Mrs. Mabel Smith, Soldiers Grove, was killed July 26 in an accident in North Africa, the war department informed his mother Saturday. Pfc. Smith was born in Viola, but his mother moved here when he left for army service Jan. 14, 1942. He was sent overseas in November, 1942. He had never received a furlough. After receiving training at Ft. Bliss and Camp Ilulen. he was sent overseas from Ft. Bragg, N. C. Before entering the service he had worked for Virgil Radloff, a stock buyer, as a truck driver. Survivors include his mother, two brothers, Lee Smith, with the Seabees in Australia, and Lewis, Viola; and four sisters, Mrs. Harvey Martin, Soldiers Grove; Mrs. Lester Shepard, Waukesha; Mrs. Richard Mundt, Milwaukee, and Mrs. Ray Thomas, Milwaukee.	Smith, PFC Clyde McKenzie (I7186)
10892	Son of James Holbrook Kilfoyle and Jane Lucas Married Sarah Jane Nate, 7 May 1877, Randolph, Rich, Utah Children - Henry Monroe Kilfoyle, Rilla Pearl Kilfolye, Lola Ann Kilfoyle, Effie May Kilfoyle, Olive Romania Kilfoyle, Reuben Wesley Kilfoyle, William Melvin Kilfoyle, James Douglas Kilfoyle, Roy Nate Kilfoyle, Andrew Sampson Kilfoyle, Verna Martha Kilfoyle.	Kilfoyle, James (I7176)
10893	Son of James Watt and Mary Ann Wood Our Pioneer Heritage, Vol. 12, p. 349 George Watt, the first person to join the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in England, migrated to America in 1840 to become identified with his co-religionists. After the expulsion from Nauvoo, George accepted without question a call from Brigham Young to return to his homeland to learn shorthand, preparatory to his assignment as Church reporter. Heart Throbs of the West, Kate B. Carter, Vol. 2, p. 267 George D. Watt was born in Manchester, Lancashire, England, January 16, 1815, his father being Scotch and his mother a native of the country which gave him birth; his father emigrated to America, leaving his mother and him in England, and died in New Orleans. His mother married a second time and he was sent to his grandfather in Scotland; when he attained his majority he moved to Preston, England, and there married. He also joined a religious society and became a prominent and active member. Previous to this he had read a number of religious works, which had the effect of making him an enthusiastic religious devotee. In the fall of 1836 he heard of Joseph Smith through his pastor. "From that hour," he says, "I believed in the mission of Joseph Smith." Soon after the arrival of the Mormon Elders he joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and became an Elder, and labored determinedly to help the work along. About 1840 he emigrated to Nauvoo with his wife and two little children. He went on a mission to Virginia. When the church removed to Winter Quarters, he was sent to England to preach and learn the art of shorthand writing, which mission he filled, returning to America, and coming on to this city with his family in 1851. He was subsequently made church reporter, which position he occupied for about ten years. After detailing the account of his resignation as church reporter, he engaged in the mercantile business. Finding that the business did not pay, for reasons which are detailed in his autobiography, he turned his attention to farming. About this time his severance from the church took place and he subsequently joined opposing religious movements here. He made a study of religious subjects, and wrote and spoke much on them. He was a religious devotee and pursued the subject assiduously throughout his entire career. He has frequently spoken in public here, and had the reputation of being a man perhaps as well versed in the theological lore as one could find. As a stenographer he had the reputation of being one of the most reliable in the country. George D. Watt died on Monday, October 24, 1881, at his home at Kaysville. He was a man widely known in this territory and in Great Britain. He was a remarkable man in many respects, and was quite prominent here. Being a self-made man of strong character, and exercising vast influence, there is not a little in his career which is remarkable, and not a little which commends itself to the young man struggling for a place in the world? commends itself because of the perseverance manifested under trying circumstances, and for the acquisition of information obtained in difficulties. (Salt Lake Herald of October 25, 1881.)	Watt, George Darling (I12530)
10894	Son of Joel Parish (1769-1842) and Sarah Dewolf (1780-1842) Married Frances (Fanny) Dack Feb 13 1820	Parrish, Samuel (I20638)
10895	Son of John Alexander Ferrier and Susannah Lawson Husband of Elizabeth Buffam Father of Melvin Andrew Ferrier, Arthur Lawrence Ferrier, Harry Ronald Ferrier, Ethel Mary Ferrier, Walter Allen Ferrier, and Margaret Christine Ferrier	Ferrier, William McNairn (I34645)
10896	Son of John E. Kraeer and Eva Margaret Shaffer. Ray S. Kraeer in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Ray S. Kraeer SSN: Last Residence: 43952 Steubenville, Jefferson, Ohio, USA BORN: 8 Nov 1903 Died: 11 Aug 1996 State (Year) SSN issued: North Carolina or West Virginia (Before 1951)	Kraeer, Raymond Shaffer (I32056)
10897	Son of John Lyons and ____ Arbuthnot ===== Department of Health, Death Index, 1907-1960; 1965-2017 - Hugh Arbuthnot - John Lyons First Name: Hugh Arbuthnot Last Name: Lyons Date Of Death: 4 Jan 1910 Age: 78 Gender: Male Father Name: John Lyons Mother Name: Arbuthnot Death Place: Clarkston, Asotin, Washington	Lyons, Hugh Arbuthnot (I40071)
10898	Son of John McLean & Flora McKinnon. Married Margaret Jean Forgie on 25 Apr 1900 in Winnipeg City, Manitoba, Canada. Alexander was cremated September 9, 1963 at Mountain View Crematorium. I checked Mountain View's online burial index and he is not listed in it. Can you change place of burial from Mountain View to Cremated? Contributor: SLW (48110454)	McLean, Alexander "Alex" (I37075)
10899	son of Joseph & Alice Perverelle b. 5 June 1907 Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada IN death certificate inspector-Ordance Corps Dept. of Army married-Catherine father-Joseph A. Peverelle mother-Alice Wilkinson d. chronic nephritis Weston cemetery	Peverelle, Joseph Edward (I41617)
10900	Son of Joseph Melville Rosamond and Frances Newton Rose. George Stuart Rosamond and Edna Conn Armstrong were married Sept. 23, 1911 at Fitzroy Township, Carlton County, Ontario. Debt Adjustment Head Dies Here Acting chairman of the Alberta Debt Adjustment Board and highly regarded throughout the province, George Stewart Rosamond died at his Calgary home, 307 38th Ave. W., early this afternoon. The late Mr. Rosamond was attached to the Debt Adjustment Board from the time of its organization under the U.F.A. government in 1925. Prior to his appointment he operated an extensive farm in the Innisfail district. He was a member of the Calgary branch of the Board from 1931 to September, 1941 when he was appointed acting chairman. The deceased leaves his wife, Edna, and one son, Stewart Rosamond, Jr., aged 21. The late Mr. Rosamond was born in 1886 at Almonte, Ont. The Calgary Herald Wednesday, March 25, 1942 page 1 Alberta Death Reg. #1942-08-201228	Rosamond, George Stuart (I41871)

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