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to the Said North East Corner, Thence runing Southerly on the Easterly Side of Said Homestead to the bounds first begun at And also the Whole of the Pasture lying on the South Westerly Side of the Little river in Exeter aforesaid Containing about Thirteen acres and an half acre and Adjoyns to Lands of Joseph Swasey & Lands of Deacon John Lord & lands of John Deane & Lands of Benjamin Philbrick - And also Twenty three acres of Land lying in Brintwood in the first range of Lotts it being part of John Moody's Common right Originally - and is to begin at the North Easterly Corner of the Lott No one hundred & Twenty Seven and from thence to run West & by North as the Lotts in Said Range runs, to the Chester Line, And then to Extend South & by West So farr as to Comprehend Twenty three acres & To be a Parralel Line on Each Side with the Dividing line between the Lotts in Said Range, All which Premises We have Sett off to the Said Eliphalet Hale & Elizabeth his wife To Hold to them as her Dower in the Said Real Estate During the Term of the Natural life of the Said Elizabeth -
And to the Said Eliphalet Hale and Elizabeth his wife in her Right as the Next of Kin to her Eldest Son Deceas'd who was the Eldest Son of the Said Intestate (and Survived him) We have Allotted and Sett off Three Acres of Land at the Westerly End of the Homestead in Exeter aforesaid Bounded as Follows viz Be- ginning at the South Westerly Corner of Said Homested at the Highway at M' Daniel Thing's Land, and from thence to run Northerly by Said Things land till it Comes to the aforesaid Sarah Bowden's land Then by her Land North Eighty five Degrees East - Seven rods & Six feet, Thence South Ten Degrees East to the aforesaid Highway, Thence South Seventy Six Degrees West fourteen rods fourteen feet & an half to the bounds begun at - And also About Thirty acres more or Less of Pasture & meadow Land in Exeter aforesaid on the Easterly Side of the Little river & bounded as Follows viz begining at the Westerly Corner of Mr Richard Smith's Tanyard at the Highway & from thence to run South Sixty Degrees West Ten rods by the high-
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way, Thence runing about South Westerly about Seventy one rods to the Little river Thence bounding on the Said Little river Downwards till it Comes to Major Daniel Gilman's Land, Thence North fourteen rods, then North Sixty Seven Degrees East three rods, Thence North Seventeen Degrees East four Rods, Thence North Twenty five Degrees West one hundred & fourteen rods to the bounds begun at - And also Thirteen acres of Land in Brintwood being Part of the aforesaid John Moody's Com'on Right and is to begin at the Easterly End of the Lott Nº one hundred & Twenty Six and to Extend West & by North Carrying the whole Breadth of the Said Lott to the Chester Line - Which Premises we have Sett off to the Said Eliphalet & Elizabeth in her right in fee in Severalty Forever as Next of Kin to her Said Son -
And to Trueworthy Gilman Jun' & Elizabeth his wife in her right (she being a Daughter of the Said Intestate) We have Allotted & Sett off for her Share in the Said Real Estate, One Acre and an half acre & Seventeen rods of Land, Part of the Said Homestead with the Westerly part of the Mansion house Stand- ing thereon, and the Well, and the Cellar under the Said house, (Excepting one half of The Cellar & one half the Priviledge of the Well, which we hereby Sett of to the Said Eliphalet Hale & Elizabeth his wife as part of her Dower During her Natural Life as aforesaid) - The Said Land being bounded as Follows viz begining at the Highway at the South Westerly Corner of that part of Said Homestead before Sett of to the Said Eliphalet & Elizabeth for her Dower, and from thence to run by Said High- way South Seventy Six Degrees West Seven rods fifteen feet & three Inches to a Stake, Thence North Twelve Degrees & an half West till it Comes to the Said Sarah Bowden's Land to a Stake Standing South Eighty five Degrees West Seven rods from the North Westerly Corner of the Said Dower Thence North Eighty five Degrees East to the Said Corner, Thence by the Said Dower to the bounds begun at - And also Fourteen acres of Land more or Less in Brintwood aforesaid, it being all the remainder of that
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Common right which was John Moodys, & not herein before Sett off to the Said Eliphalet & Elizabeth in manner aforesaid and is to begin at the Southerly Side of that part of the Said Common right herein before set off as Dower, & to Extend South & by West Carrying the Whole Length of the Lotts till it Compre- hends all the Remainder of the Said Common right - Which Premisses We have Set off to the said Trueworthy Gilman Jun' & Elizabeth his wife in her right for her share of the Said Real Estate To Hold in Fee in Severalty forever - And also to the Said Trueworthy & Elizabeth his wife we have Sett off one whole right or Proprietors share in the Township of Gilmantown in said Province To Hold to the said Trueworthy & Elizabeth in her right in fee in Severalty forever
And to Dorothy Bartlett a Daughter of the Said Intestate We have Allotted & set off for her share in the Said Real Estate one acre & an half and Seventeen rods of Land being a part of the Said Homestead with the Barn standing thereon & bounded as Follows viz Begining at the Highway at the South Westerly Corner of that part of Said Homestead herein before Set off to the Said Trueworthy & Elizabeth, and from thence to run South Seventy Six Degrees West by the Said Highway Seven rods fif- teen feet & three Inches to a Stake, Thence North Ten Degrees West till it Comes to the Said Sarah Bowden's Land Thence North Eighty five Degrees East Six rods to the Northwesterly Corner of the Said Lott herein before Set off to the Said True- worthy & Elizabeth - and then on a Strait Line to the bounds begun at - And Also Seven Acres & one hundred & Twenty five rods in Exeter aforesaid lying on the Southerly Side of the Road Leading towards Kingston & bounded Northerly by the Said Road, Northwesterly by land in Possession of Sommersbe Gil- man, South Westerly by land of Martha Philbrick, South Easterly by the way Leading to the Neck So Called, North Easterly by land of Major Daniel Gilman & South Easterly by his Said Land to the Road aforesaid - Which Premisses we have Sett off to the Said Dorothy Bartlett as her share in the Said
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Real Estate To Hold to her in fee in Severalty forever - In Testimony whereof We have hereunto Set our hands this Sev- enth day of May Anno Domini 1761. -
John Odlin Nath" Folsom John Dudley Josiah Barker Stephen Thing
Committe
SAMUEL SMITH 1755 DURHAM
In the name of God amen the Sixteenth day of may in the Year of our Lord God One thousand Seven hundred and fifty five I Samuel Smith of the Town of Durham in the Province of New Hamp' in New England being sick and weak in Body *
Item I will bequeath and give my Daughter Mary Emerson widow of Timothy Emerson late of Durham Deceas'd Fifteen hundred pounds old Tenor money to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate and paid by my Executor within five years after my Decease at five Equal payments viz three hundred pounds old Tenor yearly and every year till the whole Sum be Compleated and paid -
Item I will bequeath and give my Daughter Eliza Emerson wife of Solomon Emerson Fifteen hundred pounds old Tenor money to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate and paid by my Executor within five years after my decease at five Equal pay- ments vizt three hundred pounds old Tenor yearly and every year till the whole Sum be Compleated and paid -
Item I will bequeath and give my Daughter Hannah Waldron wife of Richard Waldron Fifteen hundred pounds old Tenor money to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate and paid by my Executor within five years after my decease at five Equal pay- ments vizt three hundred pounds old Tenor yearly and every year till the whole Sum be Compleated and paid -
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Item I will bequeath and give my Daughter Temprance Var- ney wife of Joseph Varney Fifteen hundred pounds old Tenor money to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate and paid by my Executor within five years after my Decease at five Equal pay- ments vizt three hundred pound old Tenor yearly and every year till the whole Sum be Compleated and paid
Item I will bequeath and give my Daughter Sarah Chesle wife of Lemuel Chesle Fifteen hundred pounds old Tenor money to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate and paid by my Executor within five years after my Decease at five Equal payments vizt three hundred pound yearly and every year till the whole Sum be Compleated and Paid -
Item I will bequeath my Son in Law John Knight Husband of my Daughter Patience deceased five hundred pounds old Tenor money to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate And paid by my Executor within five years after my Decease at five Equal pay- ments Vizt One hundred pounds old Tenor yearly and every year till the whole Sum be Compleated and Paid -
Item I will bequeath and give my Grand Son Joseph Emerson son of Eliza Emerson five hundred pounds old Tenor to be rais'd and Levy'd out of my Estate and paid by my Executor within five years at five Equal payments till the whole Sum be Com- pleated and Paid -
Item I will bequeath and give my Son Joseph Smith his heirs and assigns forever all my farm or homested Estate where I now live in the Town of Durham and Dover in the Province of New Hampshire with all Previlidges whatsoever thereunto belonging and Enjoyed : Also I give my Said Son Joseph Smith all the Re- mainder rest and residue of my Estate Real and Personal what- soever and wheresoever to him and his heirs forever whom Like- wise I do Ordain and Constitute my Sole Executor
Samuel Smith
[Witnesses] Wm Jenkins, Nathanel Lamas, Hercules Moony. [Proved May 28, 1760.]
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[Bond of Joseph Smith of Durham, with Benjamin Smith of Durham, gentleman, and William Jenkins of Dover as sureties, in the sum of £10,000, May 28, 1760, for the execution of the will; witnesses, Hubartus Neal, Thomas Young.]
JONATHAN BIGELOW 1755 CHARLESTOWN
In the name of God Amen This 23d Day of May 1755. I Jonathan Bigelow of Charlestown in the province of New hamshire on Connecticut River, Being by the providence of God Cast into Colchester in the County of Hartford, And being weak and indisposed in body
Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Well beloved Wife Mary Bigelow the Use of one third part of my Dwelling house So long as She Shall remain my widdow and furthermore my will is and I do give unto my Sd wife all my household goods further- more I give & bequeath unto my Sd wife the use and improvment of the one third part of my land, So long as She Shall remain my widdow.
Item I Give and Bequeath unto my well beloved Daughter Mary Brooks the wife of Nathan Brooks of Harvad in the County of Worcester in the province of the Massachusits-Bay forty Shillings lawful money of the province above Sd together with what She hath already received.
Item My will is and I do give and bequeath unto my well beloved Daughter Mindwel Frost the wife of John Frost of Groaton in the County of Middle Sex in the province above Sd Twenty Shillings Lawful money of the province above Sd to- gether with what She hath already received.
Item my will is and I do give and Bequeath unto my well be- loved Daughter Meriam Bigelow five pounds Six Shillings and Eight pence lawfull money of the province of the Massachusits bay.
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Item My will is and I do give and bequeath unto my well Be- loved Son Jonathan Bigelow, Two third parts of all my lands laid out or to be laid out in the township of Rockingham the province of New hamshire above Said together with all the husbandry utensals and moveables out of a Door excepting the best draught Chain.
Item My will is and I do give unto my well beloved Daughter Elisabeth Bigelow forty Shillings lawful money of the province of the Massachesits Bay.
And further my will is that my Sª Daughter Should Continue to Dwell with Captain Seth Field of Northfield where She now is until She arive to the age of Eighteen years if providence Should Continue her life.
Item My Will is and I give and bequeath unto my well beloved Daughter Sarah Bigelow forty Shillings Lawful money of the province of the Massachusits Bay.
Item unto my well beloved Son Aaron Bigelow I Give and Bequeath the one third part of my lands laid out or to be laid out in the township of Rockingham in the province of Newhamshire above Sd and also my best draught Chain.
Item Furthermore my will is that these two last mentioned viz Sarah Bigelow and Aaron Bigelow Shall be bound out to good places at the discreation of the Execators -
Furthermore my will is and I do order that my Son Jonathan Bigelow above Sª Shall pay unto his Sister Mary Brooks the wife of Nathan Brooks above Sª forty Shillings lawful money as above Sd of the province above Sd within one year after that he the Sa Jonathan Bigelow Shall arive to the Age of twenty one years. Also my Will is that my above Sd Son Jonathan Bigelow Shall pay unto my Daughter Mindwel Frost above Sd twenty Shillings lawful money of the province above Sd within one year after he the Sd Jonathan Bigelow Shall arive to the Age of Twenty one years. further more my will is and I do order that he the Sª Jonathan Bigelow Shall pay unto my Daughter Meriam Bigelow above Sª five pounds Six Shillings and Eight pence law-
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ful money of the province above Sd within one year after that he the Sa Jonathan Bigelow Shall arive to the Age of twenty one years
Item My Will is and I do Order that my Son Aaron Bigelow above Sd Shall pay unto his Sister Elizabeth Bigelow forty lawful money of the province above Sª and unto his Sister Sarah Bige- low forty Shillings lawful money within Six months after the Sd Aaron Bigelow Shall arive to the Age of twenty one years,
Further more my will is that if it Should please God to remove either of my above Sd Sons out of this world by Death before they Shall Arive at the age of twenty one years, then my Will is that the Surviving brother Shall have all that by virtue of this will appertains to him he paying the legases as above Said.
Furthermore my Will is and I do her by Nominate and ap- point my well beloved Wife Mary Bigelow to be Execatrix and Mr Ebenezer Putnum to be Executer
Jonan Bigelow
[Witnesses] Andrew Carrier, Ebnezer mackall, David Bigelow. [Proved Feb. 23, 1757.]
[Guardianship of Aaron Bigelow, minor, aged more than 14 years, son of Jonathan Bigelow of Rockingham, Vt., granted to Wilder Willard of Brattleborough, Vt., Jan. 15, 1762.]
[Probate Records, vol. 22, p. 307.]
ELIHU HAYES I755 DOVER
[Administration de bonis non on the estate of Elihu Hayes of Dover, yeoman, granted to Moses Stevens of Dover, tanner, May 28, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 292.]
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JOSEPH EDGERLY I755 ROCHESTER
[Bond of John Dore of Rochester, yeoman, with Abijah Stevens and William Grant, both of Somersworth, yeomen, as sureties, in the sum of £1000, May 28, 1755, for the administra- tion de bonis non of the estate of Joseph Edgerly; witnesses, James Caldwell, Jonathan Blanchard.]
[Inventory of the personal estate of Joseph Edgerly of Roches- ter, June 12, 1755; amount, £85. 7. 0; signed by Joseph Farnum and Ephraim Blaisdell.]
JOSHUA GRANT 1755 SOMERSWORTH
[Administration on the estate of Joshua Grant granted to William Grant May 28, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 287.]
[Bond of William Grant, with Benjamin Twombly and Love Roberts, husbandmen, as sureties, all of Somersworth, in the sum of £1000, May 28, 1755, for the administration of the estate of Joshua Grant of Somersworth, cordwainer; witnesses, James Caldwell, Jonathan Blanchard.]
[Warrant, May 28, 1755, authorizing Moses Carr and Moses Stevens, both of Somersworth, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Aug. 25, 1755; amount, £112. 12. 0; signed by Moses Carr and Moses Stevens.]
STEPHEN CHASE 1755 HUDSON
In the Name of God Amen
The Fourth day of June anno Domini 1755, I Stephen Chase of Notingm West in the Province of New Hamshire in New Engled yeoman
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I give and bequeath to Thankful my dearly beloved Wife the improvement of the Third part of all my Estate and buildings
I give and bequeath to my Sons Henrey and Moses, all that part of my farm which Lays on the East Side of the Cuntry road Bounded Northerly by Land of Cap" Thomas Colburn Easterly and Southerly by Land of George Burns, to be Equally Divided in quantity and quality and that my son Henry have the North side
I give and bequeath to my Sons Stephen and Samuel my home farm from Merrimake river to the cuntry road on the East End, Equally to be divided in quantity and quality and that my Son Stephen have all my buildings and all my Stock of catle Sheep Horses and Swine and all my Husbandry Tools and if my Son Samuel should di before marriage that my Son Stephen Shall have the whole of Said homeplace, and also that I constitute my Son Stephen to be my Sole Executor of this my Last will and Testament and that he pay and receive all my debts, and pay the Legacies hereafter mentioned.
I give and bequeath to my Son Joshua all my interest in Dav- enports farm so called, and if he should die before marriage the Land herein Willd to him to return Equally to the Surviving Brothers.
And also if my Son moses should die before marriage that the Lands herein Willd to him return to my Son Henry
I also give to my Sons Stephen and Moses all interest in the mills which are on Musquash Brook so called upon their paying the Cost which is behind relating to said Mills
I also order my Son Stephen as my Executor, if he Exact payment of a note of Thirty or Thirty one Pounds old Tenor of his Brother Henrey which he now hath against him, that he shall pay to my Son Henry the Sum of Fivety Pounds old Tenor upon demand
I give and bequeath to My Daughter Gemina Thirston the Sum of Five Pounds old Tenor to be payed by my Excutor within two years after my Decease
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I give and bequeath to the heirs of my Daughter Thomason Merril Deceased the Sum of Twenty Five Pounds old Tenor to be payed by my Executor within two years after my decease
I give and bequeath to my Daughter Sarah Cumings the Sum of Twenty Pounds old Tenor to be payed by my Executor within two years after my Decease
I also give to my Daughter Gemina, the heirs of my Daughter Thomason Deceased, and my Daugter Sarah, all the household Goods Left by my first Wife to be Equally Devided between them *
Stephen Chase
[Witnesses] Thomas Colburn, David Lawrance, Nath1 Merril. [Proved June 22, 1756.]
[Warrant, June 23, 1756, authorizing Ezekiel Chase and Thomas Colburn, gentleman, both of Nottingham West, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, Aug. 6, 1756; amount, £4592. o. o; signed by Ezekiel Chase and Thomas Colburn.]
[Guardianship of Samuel Chase, aged less than 14 years, son of Stephen Chase, granted to Stephen Chase of Nottingham West June 23, 1756.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 585.]
[Bond of Stephen Chase, with George Burns as surety, both of Nottingham West, yeomen, in the sum of £500, June 23, 1756, for the guardianship of Samuel Chase; witnesses, Jonathan Blanchard, Joseph Blanchard.]
[Guardianship of Moses Chase and Joshua Chase, minors, aged more than 14 years, sons of Stephen Chase, granted to Henry Chase of Nottingham West, yeoman, June 23, 1756.]
[Probate Records, vol. 20, p. 164.]
[Bond of Henry Chase, with Jeremiah Blodgett and Ebenezer Blodgett as sureties, all of Nottingham West, in the sum of
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£1000, June 23, 1756, for the guardianship of Moses Chase and Joshua Chase; witnesses, Benjamin [illegible], Ezekiel Chase.]
SAMUEL YOUNG 1755 DOVER
In the name of God Amen the fourth Day of June in the year of our Lord Christ one thousand Seven hundred and fifty five I Samuel Young of Dover in the province of new Hampshire husbandman being bound on the Expedition to Crown point and not Knowing whether I may return to my family again *
Item I give unto my well beloved Wife Hannah the use & Im- provement of my whole Estate both real and Personal During her widowhood or at Least untill She Shall marry another man and then to Share only as the law Directs as to widows Dower
Item I Give to my Eldest Son Noah all my right & Intrest in the Saw mill Calld Paul Gerrishes mill being the Sixteenth part thereof with all the Privildges & appurtenances thereto belonging also the one half of my right or Share in a new Township Granted me by the Purchasers of Capt John Tufton Masons right being the half of an whole Share in the Middle Township at the head of Rochester also one good Cow or a yoak of Stears equal there to as he Shall Chose to take also an equal part of my Stock of Cretures to be equally Divided with ye rest of his brothers
Item I give to two of my Son vizt Samuel and Jonathan all my homsted farm where I now Dwell with all the Eddifices & build- ings thereon equally Divided between them their heirs & assigns forever they paying out the Legacies hereafter mentioned I also give unto the Said Sam1 & Jonathan an equal Share of all the Stock of Cretures of every kind that Shall be left at the time of my Decease equally Divided between them & their other brothers Item I give to my Son Moses & to my Son John the half of my right or share in the new Township Called the Middle Township Lying at the Head of Rochester Lately Granted by the Purchesers of Capt John Tufton Masons right their brother
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Noah having the other half of said right I also give to my Said Sons moses & John an equal share in all my Stock of Cretures of every sort or kind that shall be Left at the time of my Decease in equal Degree with the rest of their brothers & also Twenty pounds old Tenor to each of them to be paid them by their brothers vizt Sam1 & Jona within one year after my Decease- and my will is that in Case Either of My Said Sons Should Die without Issue Lawfully begotten of their body before the Settle- ment thereof be fully accomplished then Such part to be equally Divided amongst the rest of the brothers Item I give to my Daughter Lydia Perkins My Daughter Kezia and my Daughter Susanna one hundred & fifty pounds old Tenor that is to Say fifty pounds old Tenor to Each Either in money or Species at the then market prices to be paid unto them within two years after my Decease by My Sons vizt Sam1 & Jonª I also give to my three Daughters above named all my household goods & furni- ture of ever kind or nature whatsoever equally Divided between them and to be Delivered them by my Said Executrix at her Discretion & in Case either of my Said Daughters Should Dye with out Issue then Such part to be Equally Divided amongst the Surviving Daughters Item I Constitute & & appoint my well beloved wife Hannah Sole Executrix
Samuel Young
[Witnesses] Jos. Hanson, Solomon Hanson, John Hanson. [Proved May 27, 1761.]
[Inventory, Aug. 18, 1761; amount, £4044. 15. 0; signed by Paul Gerrish and Solomon Hanson.]
JOHN TAYLOR 1755 DURHAM
[Administration on the estate of John Taylor granted to his widow, Mary Taylor, June 10, 1755.]
[Probate Records, vol. 19, p. 309.]
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[Bond of Mary Taylor of Durham, with Thomas Wiggin and James Goodwin, both of Newmarket, as sureties, in the sum of £1000, June 10, 1755, for the administration of the estate; wit- nesses, Joseph Mason, Nathan Taylor.]
[Warrant, June 10, 1755, authorizing John Burleigh and Sam- uel Chapman, both of Newmarket, to appraise the estate.]
[Inventory, June 16, 1755; amount, £1489. 5. 0; signed by John Burleigh and Samuel Chapman.]
[Warrant, April 28, 1756, authorizing Thomas Young, Samuel Brackett, yeoman, both of Newmarket, Benjamin Smith, Thomas Tash, and Joseph Thomas, gentlemen, all of Durham, to set off the widow's dower.]
may the 5th 1756 pursuant to the within warrant we the Sub- scribres have set of to the within named Mary Taylor her Dower of the within mentioned Estate as followeth to Say five acres and a half of Land bounded as followeth beginning at the South East corner of the Lott of Land in the hook (so called) numbred Sixty and Runing about north fifty five degrees west to the way as it now goes: Then to Run as Said way now Runs twenty four Rods to a stake near to the Southeast corner of the dwelling house, Then to Run South fifty five degrees East to Land in possession of Samuel Keniston and from thence to the bound whare it began and also Two Rooms in the Easterly Eand of the said dwelling house namely one fire Room and one bed Room in the north East corner of sd house and one third of the Seller under said Easterly Eand of Said house to gather with one third of the barn namely in the Easterly Eand thereof
Thomas Young Benjamin Smith Tho® Tash
[Account of the settlement of the estate; receipts, personal estate, £1371. 5. 0; expenditures, £388. 15. 0; mentions "two of
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