TALBOT TIMES
ELGIN COUNTY BRANCH
ONTARIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
BOX 416, ST. THOMAS, ONT. N5P 3V.
VOLUME IV ISSUE THREE SEPT. 1990
MEETINGS: Elgin County Branch, O.G.S., meetings are held on the Second
Wednesday of each month in the Carnegie Room of the St. Thomas Public Library on Curtis Street, EXCEPT June (to be announced) and December (reserved for a social evening – location to be announced), NO meetings in July and August.
TALBOT TIMES is published quarterly. (Mar. June Sept. Dec.). Articles and news items are invited. Submissions should be made at least one month before publication, to be published if space allows or held for subsequent publications. The TALBOT TIMES makes every effort to provide accurate information and disclaims responsibility for errors or omissions. Articles do not necessarily reflect the views of the branch officers or newsletter staff.
QUERIES: Elgin County Branch members are allowed two queries published free of charge in each newsletter. Additional queries per newsletter or queries for nonmembers are $3 per query. Queries should be submitted at least one month before publication. Each query should be on a separate sheet of paper separated from correspondence.
1990 EXECUTIVE:
Chairman Jean Bircham
Corresponding Secretary Stan Daugherty
Membership Secretary Marg Daugherty
Treasurer Max Doan
Query Secretary Norma Smith
Newsletter Editor Brenda Edmonds
Publications Jean Bircham
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN:
Isn’t it mysterious how fast summer seems to disappear? I hope you all had time to do your searching for lost ancestors and found something.
Many volunteers make up our branch’s organization and I wish to thank all of them. Your help would be appreciated in our branch or any branch. Please remember that our annual meeting is January 9, 1991.
Remember: TELL ME – I’LL FORGET
SHOW ME – I MAY REMEMBER
INVOLVE ME – I WILL REMEMBER
According to OGS Newsleaf June 1990 there will be no GST on memberships at branch or OGS level. Thank you to those who sent theirs in early; you have been credited for next year. I would like to welcome Bill Powell, our new Region 2 Director, and to thank Lorena Storey as past director.
If our members have a specific speaker or topic that they would like to have at the meetings, please tell someone on the executive so that something can be arranged.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Wednesday, September 12, 1990: Arnold Nethercott – rescheduled to tell us how to apply for UEL certificates.
Wednesday, October to, 1990: Wayne Paddon
Saturday, November 3, 1990: O.G.S., Region N, Fifth Annual Workshop and Regional Meeting, Delhi District Secondary School, James St., Delhi, Contact Chairman for further details.
Wednesday, November 14, 1990: Ed Phelps, Weldon Library, UWO -Resources at Library.
Wednesday, December 12, 1990: Christmas Dinner with Elgin Historical Society – St. Mark’s United Church. Pat Zimmer will be guest and speak on Christmas Customs. 7.00 p.m. For info – Mrs. Stan Daugharty.
THE BOOK OF DETROITERS, 1914
transcribed by Joan Abel Griffin
DANIEL M. McCOLL, born Argyleshire, Scotland, October 25, 1867, son of Malcolm and Janet McColl. Came to Canada with parents 1870; collegiate education at St. Thomas, Ontario, unmarried. Lived on farm in Canada until 1891; removed to Chicago and was bookkeeper Wm. Deering and Co. 2 years, returned to Canada, and in 1897 located in Detroit; has been engaged in manufacture of lap robes and overcoats since 1899; treasurer Hugh Wallace Co., Presbyterian. Residence: 114 Euclid Ave.
ARCH McKAY, President, McNaughton-McKay Electric Co., born Dutton, Ontario, Nov.8, 1882, son of Thomas and Phoebe (Andres) McKay, educated in public and high schools in Ontario and Detroit; came to U.S. in 1893; unmarried. Began active career in 1895 in employ of grocery house, there with Miller-Seldon Electric Co. and was with them 12 years; in 191O organized McNaughton-McKay Electric Co., Republican, Presbyterian, Residence: 231 Woodland Ave.
DANIEL A. MacLACHLAN, Aurist and oculist, born Aylmer, Ontario, Nov. 10, 1852, son of Archibald and Mary (Robertson) MacLachlan. Attended public schools of Aylmer; studied medicine under Dr. Clark of Aylmer and Univ. of Mich., graduating 1879. Married Dec. 15, 1892, Bertha M. Hadley of Holly, Mich., 2 children: Mary W. and Ruth. Taught school 1872-74; began practice of medicine at Pontiac, MI. 1879 and later practiced at Holly, MI.; appointed to Chair of Theory and Practice of Medicine, Univ. of Mich. 1885. Practised in Detroit since 1895. Member medical staff Grace Hospital. Resience: 47 Watson St.
HERBERT C. MUNRO, lawyer, born St. Thomas, Ont., Jan. 21, 1877, son of Colin and Hannah M. (Davis) Munro, educated in common schools, Detroit High School, Detroit College of Law 1901. Married Toronto, Ont. June 25, 1902, Beatrice Martin; one daughter, Dorothy. Has practiced in Detroit since June 1901, makes a specialty of real property, corporation and probate law. Residence: 89 Willis Ave.
CANADA DIVISION … SENIORITY ROSTER
Prior Rights Trainmen, St. Thomas as of January 1, 1963
Name Seniority Date
Fearn, C.W. 07 10 16
Collin F.A 01 19 17
Dummer, H. 12 08 17
Handley, C.F.* 04 11 18
Branston, H. 10 24 18
Barr, C.M. 07 03 22
McConnell, H.C. 08 05 22
Dodson, L.* 08 05 22
Clark, D.F. 11 13 22
Hankinson, P.W. 12 17 22
Mann, A.E. 06 14 23
Wiggins, A 08 11 23
Ryan, E.A 08 31 23
McLeod, G.R 09 20 23
Fox, J.K 09 20 23
Binns, F.E. 10 03 23
Cosens, e.!. 10 15 23
Burrell, W.E. 01 30 24
Greenwood, W. 02 02 24
Barnes, K.B. 02 07 24
Butler, L.v. 02 07 24
Ingram, J.C. 02 09 24
Fox, W.M. 07 20 25
Stokes, W.R 07 20 25
Cascadden, C.V. 07 27 25
Johnson, W.G. 08 01 25
Curtis, G.W. 08 03 25 Brooks, H.L. 08 04 25
Sutton, J.E. 08 05 25
Martin, L.F.# 08 10 25
Hunt, C.T. 08 12 25
Gant, A.J.# 09 28 25
Dougherty, A 12 02 25
Pascoe, M.L. 02 03 26
Eagen, AT. 03 06 26
Micks, AC. 05 05 26
Stokes, V. 05 10 26
McLean, C.S. 05 12 26
Baker, M.G. 05 15 26
McComb, G.E. 05 17 26
Mitchener, C.H. 06 17 26
Palmer, O.C. 07 05 26
Fellows, S. 07 05 26
Pock, C.R * 09 04 26
Light, J.F. 09 04 26
Arlein, J.T. 09 04 26
Jolliffe, L.S. 09 08 26
Oliver, W.L. 09 09 26
Winkworth, C.A 09 09 26
Winkworth, H.S. 09 09 26
Tanner, G.O. 09 09 26
Matthews, RL. 04 09 28
Erwin, L.F. 02 01 29
Cotton, L.C. 02 01 29
Olmstead, J.F. 02 02 29
Leverington, A 02 02 29
Beattie, J. 02 02 29
Shelley, E.J. 02 04 29
Karn, G.H. 02 04 29
Clarke, R.D. 02 04 29
Moyer, A.K. 02 04 29
Warren, W.F. 02 11 29
Hodges, T.W. 02 11 29
Lanyon, R.C. 02 12 29
Wood, F.H. 03 14 29
Goodwill, L.G. 03 15 29
Johnson, J.D. 03 15 29
Dimbleby, G.W. 03 16 29
Barrett, C.S. 08 22 29
Denby, J.W. 08 31 29
Reaume, M.J. 03 18 41
McTaggart, D.K 03 18 41
Sutton, G.W. 03 18 41
Sharkey, J.L. 03 18 41
Connor, R.R. 03 18 41
Watson, M.J. 03 18 41
Hambly, G.L. 07 26 41
Reath, J.J. 07 26 41
Whitehead, E.B. 07 26 41
Savage, J.C. 07 26 41
Malott, D.G. 07 27 41
Bendell, G.N. 07 29 41
Graves, W.J. 12 01 41
Redding, F.H. 12 24 41
Long, H.T. 12 24 41
Babcock, H.C. 12 24 41
Canada Division… Seniority Roster
Prior Rights Trainmen, St. Thomas as of January 1, 1963
Williams, G.L. 12 24 41
Orchard, W.W. 12 24 41
Paddon, J.R 06 08 42
O’Grady, H. 06 08 42
O’Brien, T.J. 06 08 42
Noonan, J.P. 06 08 42
Oliver, J.K. 06 08 42
Boose, P .E. 06 09 42
Allman, RH. 06 27 42
Acheson, J.C. 06 27 42
Butcher, L.R 06 29 42
Chaplow, W. 07 03 42
Lewis, W.J. 07 11 42
Caughell, W.H. 07 13 42
Ward, B.D. 07 17 42
Medlyn, E.G. 07 17 42
Alvaro, S.P. 07 18 42
Brown, W.E. 08 01 42
Mathers, W.B. 08 01 42
Richardson, C.M. 08 01 42
Allen, G.W. 08 01 42
Sharkey, J.W. 08 07 42
Branton, F. 08 08 42
Davis, J.H. 08 08 42
Miller, J.R 08 11 42
Chiverton, W.G. 08 14 42
Hamilton, J.W. 08 14 42
Annett, W.G. 08 16 42
Lester, W.G. 09 02 42
Cotton, R.E. 10 08 42
Rowe, J.D. 10 11 42
Ferguson, R.J. 10 17 42
Judson, K.B. 10 25 42
Monteith, G.R 02 08 43
Moule, H.W. 02 09 43
O’Brien, J.A 02 25 43
Schmous, T.K.# 02 26 43
Logan, H.I. 02 26 43
McDonald, C.L.* 03 06 43
Culbertson, R 03 14 43
Coughlin, W.T. 03 14 43
Caldwell, RG. 04 28 43
VanKerkhoven, H. 05 10 43
Dummer, G.H. 05 14 43
Murray, G.S. 05 22 43
Paul, P. 05 27 43
Upfold, B.L. 06 04 43
Green W.R. 06 05 43
Bennington, V. 06 05 43
McConnell, R. 06 05 43
Stafford, A.R. 06 09 43
Lewis, J.H. 06 11 43
Reeves, J. 06 23 43
Fife, J.V. 06 24 43
Bowman, D.V. 06 30 43
McIntyre, G.A 07 03 43
Procunier, G.W. 07 04 43
Chesney, J.A 07 06 43
Paget, H.J.* 07 13 43
Page, C.T. 07 17 43
Herbert, W.G. 08 06 43
Farr, B.W 08 10 43
Nichol, H.A.D. 09 20 43
Dick, C. 12 18 43
McGann, J.P. 01 21 44
Stephens, S.J. 02 05 44
Dean, W.H. 04 26 44
Norton, J.W. 05 07 44
Spitler, A.K. 05 27 44
Gillson, C.A 07 17 44
Fowler, M.L. 08 28 44
Kennedy, J.B. 10 06 44
Hill, S.W. 01 27 45
Previl, E.J. 02 27 45
VanHorne, J.M. 04 14 45
Vowel, D.F. 04 18 45
Sargent, G.A 06 01 45
Ingram, G.C. 09 23 50
Beer, R.G. 09 26 50
Dollar, W.H. 10 02 50
McDonald, R.W. 10 02 50
Winkworth, H. 10 10 50
Blaxall, K. 07 09 51
Wilcox, R.G. 07 15 51
Stokes, R.E. 07 16 51
Dougherty, R.J. 06 02 55
Hepburn, A H. 06 03 55
Fox, T.D. 06 09 55
Baron, D.J. 06 09 55
Smith, W.T. 06 10 55
Cook, J.R 07 28 55
Beattie, C.J. 06 18 55
Sutton, W.J. 06 18 55
Smeltzer, G. L. 06 22 55
Brown, W.J. 06 25 55
Service, R.E. 06 25 55
Lynch, J.A 06 30 55
Thompson, H.A 07 01 55
Doan, W.A 07 01 55
Clarke, D.L. 07 09 55
Ross, J.D. 07 09 55
Traichevich, T.M. 07 09 55
Fulton, D.A 07 09 55
Ferguson, J.A 07 10 55
Allen, K.J. 07 11 55
CANADA DIVISION… SENIORITY ROSTER
Prior Rights Yardmen, St. Thomas as of January 1, 1963
Name Seniority Date
Slaght, A.B. 05 31 26
Norman, G.M. 10 20 26
Norman, H.L. 03 02 29
Babcock, H.M. 03 27 29
Lewis, I.L. 05 18 29
Pickard, C.R 05 06 41
Colman, H.W. 08 13 42
Wren, M.E. 04 04 43
Jennings, C.L. 05 07 43
Babcock, J.H. 05 21 44
Tetzlaff, N.L. 11 10 46
Jordan, J.E. 11 12 46
Babcock, J.N. 12 09 47
Wright, J.H. 06 29 51
Smeltzer, W.F. 07 04 51
Koyle, G.E. 03 18 53
Fowler, H.L. 12 23 54
Wilson, A.E. 06 06 55
McIntyre, M.M. 06 27 55
Winkworth, H. 05 20 57
Fowler, M.L. 05 27 57
Nichol, H.A.D. 06 22 59
* Disability Pension
# Temporarily Disabled
Vice President, B.R.T., F.A Collin
General Manager, TH&B, Hamilton P. W. Hankinson
NEW YORK CENTRAL SOCIAL AND PENSION CLUB 4TH ANNUAL BANQUET & VARIETY SHOW
Central United Memorial Auditorium, St. Thomas, Ontario Hal Stuart Entertainers
Saturday, October 25th, 1952, Seven O’clock in the Evening
1156 Years * Service Average 40 Years * Members Honoured
Trainmen
George Etheridge 42 years
George Francis 47 years
Frank Batiste* 39 years
Lewis 46 years
Yard Forces
George Grose 45 Years
Station Forces
H.D. Prior 36 years
Layfield* 33 years
Dooley* 48 years
Signal Department
F.M. Brown 50 years
Humphries 37 years
Building Department
Williamson 34 years
Track Department
Cushman 22 years
Cook 38 years
Smith* 7 years
Koyle 47 years
Locomotive Shop
H.A. Vicary 45 years
Grant 38 years
Haddock 42 years
Harris 39 years
Birchall, Sr. 44 years
Worley 47 years
Langdon 34 years
Car Department
Cornfoot 46 years
Enginemen
H.P. Fowler 40 years
T.Oddy 45 years
Williams 36 years
Mildren 47 years
Hall 40 years
L.J. Phelps* 44 years
*received gift from Club at January Family Night
Club Officers – 1951 – 1952
William Hillman President
Norman Derrough Vice-President
Donald Graham Secretary
C.S. McGennis Treasurer
Entertainment Committee
George Moyes
Gerald Drynan
Mel Robbins
Athletic Committee
O.D. Russell
James Yokom
George Margetts
Trustees
Norman Derrough
Ryall
Taylor
Kelly
George Grant
Jack Savage
George Margetts
Max Norman
Cooper
George Moyes
EARLY DOCTORS HELPED CITY GROW
copied from St. Thomas Times Journal, June 27,1981
– submitted by Shirley Ewanick
JOHN HENRY WILSON: Another St. Thomas native who became a noted local physician was John Henry Wilson, who graduated from St. Thomas Grammar School and went to Toronto Normal School and the New York Medical College where he graduated in 1857. The following year he received his MD from Victoria College in Coburg. He set up a practice in St. Thomas in 1860 and soon became know for his quick and correct diagnosis of disease in its complicated forms.
He was fond of horses and the owner of several, but his favourite was Billy and rural residents of the area were used to seeing his flying figure on the white horse, which is credited with helping to save many lives by transporting the doctor speedily to the scene.
In 1871 Dr. Wilson was elected to represent East Elgin in the Legislative Assembly where he served as a Liberal member until 1879, and again from 1882 to 1891. He was made a senator in the Laurier government in 1904.
LEONARD LUTON: started his career as a school teacher in Yarmouth Township, where he was born in 1835, and after teaching for sic [six?] years he went on to get more education and graduated from Chicago Medical College in 1867.
The following year he began a practice in St. Thomas which he continued until the time of his death in 1910. Dr. Luton was the first and perhaps the only physician in the early years to practise homeopathic medicine and he acquired a large following. He held office on the Ontario Medical Council and was a member of the Board of Examiners for the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons from 1885 – 1887.
In 1875, Dr. Luton was appointed physician and surgeon for the Elgin House of Industry, a position he held for the rest of his life. He was Coroner for the county and a member of the staff of the Amasa Wood Hospital where he served several terms on the Board of Governors. He also found time to take an active part in civic politics, serving as alderman for a number of years.
DUNCAN McLARTY and COLIN McLARTY; Turned MD. Another teacher turned doctor was Duncan McLarty who was born in Southwold Township in 1849 and attended St. Thomas Grammar School. After teaching in the area for several years, he too attended the Rolph Medical School in Toronto and then went abroad for more education. He set up a medical practice in the city in 1869 and later went into partnership with his younger brother Colin, who had graduated from Trinity College in Toronto in 1875 as the gold medallist in his class.
Dr. Duncan was active in civic as well as medical affairs and was appointed as county representative on the school board and first elected as alderman in 1875. He served as mayor in 1977-78. He was an enthusiastic Freemason and in 1879 erected the building just west of Pearly Street which was used as the Masonic Temple for many years.
He was active in business and the Board of Trade and was a director of the Atlas Loan Company and of the Elgin Loan, where he also served as president for nine years.
His fine house is now a funeral home on Elgin Street.
After his early death in 1903, at age 53, his brother “Dr. Colin” entered into a partnership with his nephew Dr. A.C. Campbell under the firm name of Campbell and McLarty.
Josiah and Margaret CORLIS: No record of St. Thomas’s early doctors would be complete without mention of the first woman to practise medicine in this part of the country. Margaret Corlis was married to Dr. Josiah Corlis who opened a medical office in St. David’s ward in 1873.
In 1881, at age 42, she decided to study medicine herself, and enroled in the Women’s Medical School at Queens. She had three sons at home at the time, the youngest aged four years.
In a history of early medical doctors in the county it is stated that Dr. Corlis was “remembered as the only woman practitioner in this part of Ontario, and she drove speedily around town or out on the less frequented county roads her skill in handling her spirited steeds was ever viewed with admiration by all lovers of horseflesh, and her great kindness, and consideration for her youthful patients is a cherished memory.” In 1891 when both were 51 years old, the Corlises emigrated to Australia where Margaret became the first woman ever to be registered as a medical practitioner. The couple paid a visit to St. Thomas only once after leaving in 1905.
Since the turn of the century many doctors have come to the city and there are currently about 36 general practitioners and specialists in St. Thomas and another 18 doctors at the St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital. As well, there are 144 full-time and 85 part-time nurses employed at the St. Thomas-Elgin General Hospital and 119 nurses at the St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital and 12 public health nurses as well as a number of independent nurses working for various agencies.
PUPILS FROM ELGIN PASS AT NORMAL
List of Those Succeeding Excels the Usual Number:
Results are Announced from the St. Thomas Paper, June 1912.
The result of the final examinations at the Normal Schools of Hamilton, London, North Bay, Ottawa, Peterborough, Stratford and Toronto held on June 13 to 20, are announced. The students from Elgin County did unusually well, 24 of them passing. They are as follows:
Permanent second class certificate – Mary E. Anderson, West Lorne.
Limited third class – Gladys M. Abbott, St. Thomas, Colin D. Gillan, Fingal.
Interim second class certificate- Florence Auckland, Talbotville; Mabel Ackford,
Talbotville; Clare B. Begg and Bessie M. Begg, Southwold; Lillian M. Bake, Port
Stanley; Annie B. Carless, Southwold; Nora K. Corman, Southwold; J. G. Dell,
Wallacetown; Jessie N. Futcher, Southwold; Blanche Fowler, Yarmouth; Stella Howse, Jaffa; Mazie Haltin, Port Talbot; Roy Ibbitson, Southwold; Mary F. McSorley, St.
Thomas; Hazel Scott, North Bayham; Ida R. Voaden, St. Thomas; Hugh McIntyre, Wallacetown; Elizabeth D. McKee, Wallacetown; Ella B. McFarlane, Dutton; Merle Hyndman and Kate Daly, West Lorne; Lemuel Black, Dutton.
QUERIES
CAMPBELL – Seeking info on siblings, prts, gr-prts of John CAMPBELL (1803-1879), of Yarmouth, Catherine (CAMPBELL) McBAIN (1812-1879) of Yarmouth, and Mary (CAMPBELL) FERGUSON of Belmont, brother and sisters. All info to Dr. W.M. Campbell.
GORDON – Seeking info on ch of Christine CAMPBELL who m Duncan GORDON in Scotland c 1780, also info on Christine’s prts. All info to Dr. W.M. Campbell.
ROWE. SQUANCE – Seeking info regarding marr of Wm. ROWE and Elizabeth SQUANCE, approx 1867 or 1868 in Elgin county or New York State. Any info on this family appreciated. Also seeking location of millinery shop for Wm. Rowe’s sister, name unknown; location in 1890, thereabouts, could be in Elgin Co (Rodney or St. Thomas) or N.Y. State. Info to Sally Short Busker.
GRAY – Nathan b 1793 and wife Eunice HALL GRAY b 1799, moved from N.Y. to Paris area, later moved to Straffordville in Elgin Co. Ch included George, Wm. H, Randall, Alfonzo, Edwin, Elijah, L. Ann, Friend, Franklin, Abel and Absolom. Would like to correspond with any desc. All info to Vikki Gray-Cullen.
CROPP – David b Brantford, Ont, 1840, d Aylmer 1908, m Agnes McNEIL. Would like to hear from anyone with info on the above or his parents, William and Elizabeth CROPP. All info to Shelley Banks.
McNEIL – Agnes, b Lochgilhead, Scotland 1848, d Aylmer 1932, m
David CROPP. Would like to hear from anyone with info on the above or her prts Peter and Nancy (TURNER) McNEIL. Info to Shelley Banks.
PYATT (PYOTT), HILL, THOMSON – interested in all desc of the following couples: Samuel PYATT b 1812, Eng. d 1852 Stoney Creek, m Elleanor (LEE?) b 1821 Saltfleet, d 1870 Caradoc. Issue: Charlotte PYATT (PYOTT) b 1847 Saltfleet, d 1870 St. Thomas, m John HILL b 1844 Wyoming, Ont, d 18 Feb 1920 St. Thomas; Alice PYATT b 1848, Saltfleet d 1932 St. Thomas, m Alexander THOMSON; Anthony PYATT b 1849 Saltfleet, d 1921 Strathroy, bd Caradoc, m Julia PERKINS; Isabella PYATT (twin to Anthony) b 1849 Saltfleet d 1915 Talbotville bd St. Thomas m Richard D. THOMSON. Elleanor PYATT remarried William HILL of Caradoc. Issue: James HILL and William HILL. All info to Conrad Johnson.
DICKESON, SMITH, KILBOURNE, SELLS – Who are the prts of Elizabeth SELLS who m 18 Oct 1824 to Thomas DICKESON at St. Thomas? Sarah SELLS m 29 Nov 1826 to Garret SMITH at St. Thomas? Mary SELLS m 20 April 1830 at St. Thomas to Horace KILBOURNE? All info to Linda K. Penfold.
KNIGHT – Benjamin, b Talbotville, 1826, s/o Charles KNIGHT, b Jan 1796 in USA Where? Who were Chas prts? Ben married Adelia BOUGHNER b 1826. Where married? When? Ben d Aylmer 1905. Adelia d between 1863-1871. Where bd? Ben’s second wife was Mary Catherine ? . All info to Janet Knight.
ANDERSON – John Hewett, b 1794, fought in War of 1812, Lundy’s Lane, settled Con 2, Lot 24, Bayham, m Martha SAUVAGE MORGAN, b 1802, Prescott, Ont. Would like info on ancestors. Info to Raymond R. Anderson.
HOUSE/ PEER – Interested in info/desc of Matthew PEER & Dorothy HOUSE who m at Yarmouth 7 March 1825. She ought to be d/o Abraham HOUSE Sr. All info to Ross W. McCurdy.
HOUSE/ GARDINER – Interested in info/desc of Anne HOUSE who m Clarke GARDINER at Yarmouth 24 Dec 1827, and Abraham HOUSE who m Anne GARDINER 28 Jan 1828. All info to Ross W. McCurdy.
NEW PUBLICATION:
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