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| Name |
Page |
With reference to |
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| Aitkin, Mr |
S19 |
growing mushrooms |
| Alcock, Sarah |
47 |
wife of James Hollis |
| Alcock |
37 |
needed assistance |
| Alliband, James & Geo |
S10 |
1839, taken to Meriden Workhouse (chn.) |
| Applebee, Thomas |
19 |
churchwarden, 1753 |
| Applebee, Thomas |
28 |
1765, Constable |
| Applebee, Morris |
53 |
1754, land dispute with John Waker |
| Applebee, Wm. |
30 |
1788, killed in the Barn in the waggon shaft |
| Appleby, Morris |
25 |
1771, Constable of the parish |
| Arden, Robert |
S8 |
landlord of Richard Shakespeare |
| Arden, Mary |
S8 |
daughter of Robert, wife of John Shakespeare |
| Atty, Robert J.P. |
S11 |
1843 |
| Attye family |
S31 |
Arborists, Ingon Grange |
| Attye family |
S23 |
owners of Ingon Grange |
| Atwode, Thomas |
S8 |
alias Tailour, bequeaths four oxen |
| Atwood |
40 |
1783, suffered from yalow ganders |
| Avorn, Mr |
40 |
1783, curing atwood of the yalow ganders |
| Bailey, Joseph |
S45 |
1839, schoolmaster |
| Baker, Isaac & Elizabeth |
S45 |
1850, school master and mistress |
| Bant, Mrs |
T5 |
mid-wife |
| Bant, Tom |
T5 |
street cleaner |
| Bayley, Henry |
S7 |
made a bell in 1665 |
| Bayley, William |
S7 |
made a bell in 1703 |
| Bayliss, Vicar |
19 |
1753 |
| Beasley |
S45 |
schoolmaster after Joseph Bailey |
| Beauchamp, sir William |
S4 |
Sir Thomas West gives him the manor |
| Bennett, PC Arthur C. |
S40 |
constable until 1936 |
| Birch, Mr. |
20 |
1716, work on church restoration |
| Booton, John |
S40 |
constable |
| Bradford, William |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Bradford, Mary |
S55 |
1795, paid tax on powdered wig |
| Bradshaw, Wm. |
36 |
1784 received help for rent |
| Brich, Mr |
39 |
1770's, doctor, (probably Joseph of Warwick) |
| Buch, Mr. Thomas |
S49 |
1949, headmaster |
| Buckle, PC Arthur W. |
S40 |
constable until 1914 |
| Burson, Mr |
S20 |
of Wayfield |
| Burt, Dr |
S42 |
active in the Trevelyn Institute |
| Burton, Mrs |
S26 |
bought Mr Robinson's carrier business, 1917 |
| Burton, Ben |
S26 |
carrier, son of Mrs Burton |
| Cameron, Rev Donald |
S57 |
Vicar, 1840 - 1877 |
| Carpenter, John the |
S6 |
paid tax in 1322 |
| Carter, Granny |
T2 |
at Gospel Oak, buying honey from her |
| Carter, Alf |
T2 |
game-keeper, husband of Granny Carter |
| Castell, Mary |
35 |
1745, charitable bequest |
| Chadwick, Miss |
S29 |
WW II, of Ingon Grange - takes in 6 child evacuees |
| Chadwick, Miss M.J. |
S49 |
from 1925, generous to school |
| Chadwick, Misses A. and C. |
S50 |
1949 help with tennis club |
| Chatterley, Harry |
S47 |
1893 winner of scholarship |
| Chatterley, John |
S15 |
woodcarver |
| Chatterley family |
S14 |
makers of hurdles and hoops |
| Cheney, Mr |
S51 |
Choral Society |
| Clopton, William Esq. |
S23 |
1553 buys the mannour (Ingon) |
| Coals, Mr |
26 |
1764 |
| Cobham, Thomas |
S6 |
Bishop of Worcester |
| Colmore, Charles |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Comyn, Margerie |
S22 |
married John de Cantilupe |
| Comyn, John |
S23 |
1236, dispute with Maud Giffard |
| Comyn, Margaret |
S3 |
1257, wife of John de Cantilupe |
| Cook, W. |
30 |
1763, of daisy hill, his boy killed by a hors |
| Cooke, Eric |
10 |
architectural ideas |
| Coventry, Thomas |
10 |
purchase of the manor estate in 1668 |
| Craddock, Mr & Mrs |
S58 |
Brook House tenant, ghosts |
| Crombe, Adam de |
S23 |
1329, ancestor of his was granted the Mannour |
| Crombe, Simon |
S23 |
son of Adam, sold the mannour to Rob. de Stratford |
| Cronin, Mrs |
S16 |
great grand-daughter of Wm. Gibbs |
| Currell, George |
S15 |
tailor, nicknamed Dandy Patch |
| Davenport, Mr |
46 |
1783, curate |
| Davenport, James |
19 |
curate |
| De Cantilupe, John |
S4 |
1298, took part in "battail of Fawkirk" |
| De Cantilupe, John |
S3 |
1257, Lord of the Manor |
| De Cantilupe. John the 2nd |
S7 |
builds the 12th century church |
| Dier, Ann |
38 |
1784, provided with fuel |
| Donkin, Mrs |
S52 |
producer of W.I. Drama 1936 |
| Dotton's child |
40 |
1783, being Bleeded |
| Duffings, Sarey |
39 |
| Dugdale, Lady Eva |
S22 |
lived at Park House |
| Dugdale, Colonel |
S22 |
Equerry to Duke of York |
| Dutton, Sarey |
39 |
1783, Militia Money |
| Dutton, Adam |
33 |
1782, substitute militia man |
| Dutton, Mrs Adam |
39 |
needed nursing |
| Dutton, Sarah |
33 |
1782, wife of a serving militia man |
| Eavins, Frances |
32 |
1765, Quarter Rate list |
| Eden, Mr. F. |
S38 |
| Edkins, Mrs |
S41 |
General Store |
| Elvins, Wm. |
26 |
1728, whipping at Snitterfield |
| Elvins, Widow |
51 |
1734, allottment of livestock |
| Elvins, John |
36 |
1783, paid for mending walls |
| Elvins, Wm. |
26 |
1728, whipping at Stratford |
| Evans, William |
23 |
Vicar, 1682, legacy to charity |
| Evans, William |
S45 |
1682, bequeathed money for repairs of school |
| Evetts, Mr. |
S18 |
of Oak Farm, Bearley Rd, milk deliveries |
| Farr, Mr, |
27 |
1765, |
| Farr, Rouse |
36 |
1784, received rent |
| Farr, Mr |
37 |
1782, paid for providing lodging |
| Farr, Thomas |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Farr |
4 |
Victualler, lane name |
| Ferryman, Thomas |
S7 |
Vicar 1571 - 1597 |
| Fincher, Edward |
42 |
1783, presided over charity school in the churchyard |
| Fish, James |
15 |
surveyor of Warwick |
| Flatche, Henrie |
S7 |
curate to thomas Ferryman |
| Foster family |
S23 |
rented Ingon Grange from the Attye's 1895-1915 |
| Frank, Miss |
S42 |
1934, bought Mr tullet's 3 houses |
| Gardner, Josep |
37 |
paid for shaving thos Parker |
| Garner, Joseph |
27 |
1754, broken window |
| Gibbs, Sarah |
39 |
1784, paid for dressing John Reeves ligs |
| Gibbs, Sarah |
39 |
1784, paid for curing Thomas Parkes ligs |
| Gibbs, Mr. Wm. |
S16 |
baker, delivered by donkey |
| Gibbs, Sarey |
40 |
rustic salves |
| Gibs, Mr |
S24 |
1847, used Fern Bank as grocer and bakery |
| Giffard, Maud |
S23 |
1236, dispute with John Comyn |
| Gillbord, William |
46 |
1783, claiming settlement ? |
| Ginks boys |
42 |
1783, motherless, sent to dame school |
| Ginks |
36 |
1784, received help for rent |
| Good, Mr. & Mrs Leonard |
S36 |
house damaged by storm June 1955 |
| Goode, Mrs Ted |
T3 |
entrant in greased pig chase |
| Gray, Mr |
S19 |
of Hampton Lucy. 1954, cleared Red Hill plantation |
| Green, John |
24 |
longest serving parish clerk |
| Green, John |
46 |
1783, parish clerk |
| Green, John |
47 |
witness to Plaster / Leyton marriage |
| Green, John |
42 |
making decks and benches |
| Griffin, Mr |
S51 |
voluntary groundsman of Bowling Club |
| Hales, Prudence |
S5 |
1573, daughter of the Puritan Squire |
| Hales |
S5 |
the Puritan Squire, younger brother of John |
| Hales, Sir Stephen |
10 |
lord of the manor |
| Hales, Sir Stephen |
S28 |
charity - 1919, distributing coal |
| Hales, John |
S5 |
(the clubfoot), 1547 buys the manor |
| Hales family |
S5 |
| Hales, Lady Elizabeth |
10 |
widow |
| Hall, John |
41 |
1782, tailor |
| Hancorn, John |
25 |
1771, approved Third borough for the parish |
| Hancorn, John |
30 |
1754, surveyor |
| Hancorn, Mr |
36 |
1783, paid for straw and rods |
| Harborne, Henry |
S15 |
wheelwright |
| Harborne, George |
S15 |
wheelwright |
| Hargreve, Thomas |
S7 |
Vicar, 1541, taught Shakespeare's father ?? |
| Harper, F.C. |
S48 |
exam results |
| Harper, Mr |
S42 |
active in the Trevelyn Institute |
| Harper, Mr |
S51 |
Choral Society |
| Harper, Mr |
T4 |
school-master |
| Harper, Thomas |
S46 |
1884 - 1919, schoolmaster |
| Hartwell, Mrs |
S52 |
W.I. |
| Hartwell, Leslie |
S53 |
Scout Patrol Leader |
| Harvey, Gordon |
S54 |
1943 - 45 Scoutmaster |
| Hawksworth, Mrs |
S52 |
first president of the Women's Institute, 1933 |
| Hawksworth, Mrs |
S29 |
WW II - W.I. Pres, Head Warden |
| Hawksworth, Mr & Mrs |
S21 |
part of home is Elizabethan |
| Hawksworth, Mrs |
S22 |
President of W.I. for 11 years |
| Henson, George |
S11 |
1843 |
| Heritage, Richard |
37 |
1784, provided with bread chees and beear |
| Higgs, Mr. Clyde |
S17 |
owner of spring and Park Farms from 1928 |
| Higgs, Clyde |
S20 |
cleared Ivy Close & Church Hill spinnies |
| Higgs, Clyde |
S19 |
1946, cleared Luscombe wood |
| Higgs, Clyde |
S25 |
1947 built houses for his employees |
| Hill, Mrs |
42 |
running a dame school |
| Hillman, father and son |
37 |
engaged by the parish |
| Hillman, Mr, |
47 |
boarded the Mason family |
| Hollis, James |
47 |
1784, claim for subsistence |
| Hollis, James |
47 |
has a child to Mary Lock |
| Horsman, Thomas |
45 |
1810, churchwarden |
| Horton, John |
18 |
1781 Snitterfield incumbent |
| Howard, Anne |
7, 8 |
will, inventory 1728 |
| Izard, Mr. |
42 |
1784, glazier from Stratford |
| Jackson, Samuel |
31 |
1744, paid for a road to his gravel pitt |
| Jago, Richard |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Jago, Richard |
S7 |
Vicar |
| Jago, Richard |
13 |
Vicar |
| Jago, Richard |
S9 |
poet, vicar 1763 - 1780 |
| Jago, Richard |
14 |
a summary |
| Jennings, Mr. W.E. |
S41 |
grocery and general store |
| Jobson, Henry |
33 |
Constable, ballotted militia man |
| Jones, Ernest |
S14 |
blacksmith, son of Fred, |
| Jones, Fred |
S14 |
blacksmith |
| Jordan, Susannah |
46 |
1710, has child |
| Jordan, Phillip |
46 |
1710, son of Susannah Jordan and Wm Phillips |
| Jordan, John |
46 |
1710 |
| Jordan, Jeremiah |
53 |
1754, referee for Waker / Applebee dispute |
| Joyner, Thomas |
33 |
1782, excused militia service |
| Kibler, Sarah |
S11 |
1847, vagrant |
| King, Mr. |
S41 |
butcher shop |
| Knight, Mr. |
S7 |
Coroner, "sits" on the death of John Cooper |
| Lane, Mistress Janes |
S9 |
at Bearley Cross with Prince Charles |
| Ledbetter, Henry |
46 |
1782/3, acknowledges paternity |
| Ledbrook, Kenneth |
S41 |
garage repair and welding business |
| Ledbrook, P.J. |
S41 |
oldest established shop - butchery |
| Ledbrook, Kenneth |
S53 |
Scout Patrol Leader |
| Ledbrook, Kenneth |
S51 |
swimmer |
| Lewis, Mr. G |
S25 |
owner of Park House |
| Leyton, Hannah |
46 |
1783, has a child to Thomas Plaster |
| Leyton, Hannah |
47 |
marries Thomas Plaster |
| Lock, Mary |
47 |
has a child fathered ny James Hollis |
| Locke, Mrs |
37 |
paid for washing John Reeve's sheats |
| Lowen, Euphemia |
S46 |
infant dept mistress, in Harper's time |
| Luckett, Isaac |
T1 |
Sunday School teacher |
| Lucy, Lady Fairfax |
14 |
friendship with Lady Anne Coventry |
| Lucy, George |
13 |
Squire of Charlecote |
| Magenis, Richard |
19 |
curate |
| Mann, William |
47 |
witness to Plaster / Leyton marriage |
| Manton, John |
53 |
1754, referee for Waker / Applebee dispute |
| Manton, William |
45 |
1810, churchwarden |
| Marsh, Samual |
20 |
1716, work on church restoration |
| Marshall, Thomas |
S40 |
first resident constable |
| Marshall, Mr. |
42 |
1784, cordwainer |
| Mason, John |
51 |
1734, allottment of livestock |
| Mason, John |
20 |
1716, supply of timber |
| Mason, William |
19 |
church warden, 1754 |
| Mason, Elizabeth |
47 |
1782, wife of Edward Mason |
| Mason boys |
48 |
apprenticed to Coventry weavers |
| Mason, Edward |
47 |
1782, unemployed carpenter |
| Mason, Ed |
38 |
1784, provided with fuel |
| Mason family |
47 |
boarded with Mr. Hillman |
| Matthews, Marmaduke |
47 |
receives fees for marrying etc |
| Maynor, Miss |
S54 |
1930 organized a pack of Cubs |
| Meades, William |
S8 |
and Henry Shakespeare's debt |
| Miller, Samule |
S6 |
paid tax in 1322 |
| Moor, Mrs |
37 |
1782, provided with board and lodging |
| Moore, Mr |
S39 |
Post Office |
| Morgan, Mr |
S39 |
Post Office |
| Morrison, Richard Esq. |
S5 |
granted the manor |
| Moseley, Jane & Bessie |
T2 |
dressmakers and newsagents at their home |
| Mousley, Richard |
S15 |
shoe-maker |
| Mullins, Mr |
S14 |
founded the smithy |
| Musgrave, Rev. W. |
S55 |
paid tax on powdered wig, 1795 |
| Neal, Ben |
T6 |
gas man |
| Niblet, Betty |
37 |
1782, paid for lodging |
| Nocholls, A.W. |
26 |
1728, accompany Wm. Elvins to Stratford |
| Palmore, Elizabeth |
28 |
wife of thomas, born Inkborough |
| Palmore, Thomas |
27, 28 |
1765, taken to Justices at Warwick |
| Pardeu, Henry |
S6 |
paid tax in 1322 |
| Parker, Thos |
37 |
needed shaving |
| Parkes, Thomas |
39 |
1784, something wrong with his ligs |
| Pearson, Mr |
S41 |
tailor's shop |
| Pearson, Mr |
S25 |
sells the Elmdon Estate in 1955 |
| Pearson, M. R.C. |
S50 |
gives land for a cricket field |
| Pedder, John |
S7 |
the Puritan Vicar at time of Bartholemew Hales |
| Pellham-Burton, Mrs |
S53 |
W.I. president 1944 |
| Pestell, Charles |
39 |
1770's, Doctor of Stratford-upon-Avon |
| Peyton, Mr and Mrs |
S28 |
of Elmdon, appreciation of patriotic actions |
| Philips, Mark & Robert Needham |
S11 |
Welcomb Lodge |
| Philips, Robert |
S11 |
1816, buys Snitterfield Manor |
| Phillips |
S11 |
1840, ordered to support his mother |
| Phillips, Miss |
S48 |
teacher until 1916 |
| Phillips |
8 |
estate owners |
| Phillips, Wm. |
46 |
1710, father of Susannah Jordan's child |
| Pigeon family |
S5 |
cottage next to Broad Meadow |
| Plaster, Thomas |
46 |
1783, father of Hannah Leyton's child |
| Plaster, Thomas |
47 |
marries Hannah Leyton |
| Polton, Sarah |
36 |
1784, received half a year's rent |
| Pool, James |
26 |
1764, dithering (quarrelling) |
| Poole, PC Ernest |
S40 |
resident constable from 1953 |
| Poole, PC. D. |
S36 |
Police House damaged in storm June 1955 |
| Pryce, Morris |
S48 |
1920, began teaching |
| Pryce, Mrs |
S52 |
organized war-savings group |
| Ray, Miss Alice |
S15 |
owns trad. Shakespeare dwelling in Pigeon Green |
| Ray, William |
S15 |
saddler, then shoe-repairer |
| Redding, PC Arthur J. |
S40 |
constable |
| Reeve, John |
40, 41 |
1784, itemised burial costs |
| Reeves, John |
39 |
1784, his ligs needed dressing |
| Rice, Mr |
S10 |
surgeon, 1837 |
| Roadknight, John |
45 |
1791, examination at Warwick |
| Roberts, Mrs |
S52 |
W.I. |
| Robinson, Mr |
S25 |
carrier, of Well Cottage, the Green |
| Rookes, Mr. C |
S50 |
help with tennis club |
| Rookes, Mr C.A. |
S23 |
owner of Ingon Grange |
| Saville, Mr |
S18 |
owner of High Close farm |
| Shakespeare dwelling |
S23 |
| Shakespeare, Richard |
S7 |
1539, grandfather of the poet |
| Shakespeare, Henry |
S8 |
son of Richard |
| Shakespeare |
S21 |
their dwelling house |
| Shakespeare family |
S8 |
church register entries |
| Shakespeare, Margaret |
S8 |
widow of Henry, dies 6 weeks later |
| Shakespeare, Henry |
S8 |
poor farmer, debtor, ex-communicated 1581 |
| Shakespeare, John |
S8 |
son of Thomas (Thomae Shaxper) 1582 |
| Shakespeare, John |
S8, |
1529, son of Richard |
| Shakespeare,Thomas |
S8 |
probable son of Richard |
| Sheasby, Mr |
S19 |
growing mushrooms |
| Sheasby, Mr |
S39 |
| Sheasby, Mr |
S11 |
house (Post Office) |
| Sheasby, George Jr |
S39 |
Post Office on White Horse Hill in 1948 |
| Shenstone, William |
14 |
poet, friend of Richard Jago |
| Shirley, PC Thomas E. |
S40 |
constable |
| Slade, Miss |
S15 |
Pillow-lace maker |
| Smith, Thomas the (Junior) |
S6 |
paid tax in 1322 |
| Smith |
S3 |
leather stall |
| Smith, Thomas the (Senior) |
S6 |
paid tax in 1322 |
| Smith, Henry |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Smith, Henry |
45 |
farmer, employed John Roadknight |
| Smith, Martha |
S3 |
daughter of the leather stall owner |
| Smith, Sam |
T2 |
carrier |
| Smith, Richard |
30 |
1754, surveyor |
| Smith, Henry |
S5 |
tenant of the manor |
| Smith, Miss Martha |
S14 |
and Band of hope |
| Smith, Henry |
33 |
Constable |
| Smyth, Sir Charles |
S3 |
Patelau Hundred, of Wootton Wawen |
| Snow, John |
S53 |
scoutmaster |
| Somerville, William |
13 |
of Edstone, poet, friend of Richard Jago |
| Sparke, Mr |
S39 |
Village postman |
| Sparke, Widow |
S10 |
1836, |
| Spencer, John |
S55 |
acquired estate of Snitterfield - wife Isabel
Gaunt |
| Stoddard, Mrs |
S53 |
W.I. president |
| Stratford, Rob. De |
S23 |
parson of Stratford buys the mannour |
| Stratford, John de |
S23 |
Bishop of Worcester, used the mannour |
| Sumner, Joseph |
39 |
paid for nursing |
| Sutcliffe, Ronald |
S54 |
1935 bonfire for George V Jubilee |
| Sutcliffe, Ronald |
S53 |
scoutmaster |
| Sutton, Nicholas |
15 |
1697, church warden |
| Swain, Mr & Mrs J |
S36 |
house on the Green damaged by storm June 1955 |
| Sykes, Dr. |
S39 |
| Tailour, Thomas |
S8 |
alias Atwode, bequeaths four osen |
| Timms, Mr |
S25 |
carrier of Field View, The Green |
| Timms, Tom |
T1 |
carrier |
| Timms, tom |
T2 |
contract to bring weekly papers |
| Tomlinson, Joseph |
26 |
1764, conveyed to the Justices |
| Townsend, John |
S8 |
Henry Shaxper godfather to his sonn |
| Tpmkys, Joyhn |
18 |
prebendary of Wolverhampton |
| Trevelyan, Lady |
S11 |
daughter of Robert Needham Philips |
| Truss, William |
S11 |
1833, deserted wife and six children |
| Tuckwell, Jimmy |
T3 |
drummer in the brass band |
| Tullet, Mr |
S42 |
converted the Institute into 3 houses |
| Turner, Mary |
39 |
paid for nursing Gilson's wife |
| Wakefield, John |
37 |
parish tenant |
| Wakefield |
37 |
paid for work |
| Wakefiield |
36 |
1783, infirm, old man |
| Waker, John |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Waker |
4 |
Farmer, lane name |
| Waker, John |
53 |
1754, land dispute with Morris Applebee |
| Walker, John |
51 |
1734, allotment of livestock |
| Ward, PC Aaron |
S40 |
constable, pensioned 1898 |
| Ward, Thomas |
17 |
local antiquary |
| Ward, Thomas |
11 |
painting of Snitterfield house |
| Weale, Edward |
39 |
1770's, Doctor of Warwick |
| Webb |
4 |
Farmer, lane name |
| Webb, John |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Webbe, Alexander |
S8 |
of Bearley |
| Wesley, John |
19 |
at Stanton Harcourt |
| Wesson, Mr. Sam |
S14 |
blacksmith |
| West, Thos |
29 |
1732, paid for lodger |
| West, Thomas |
S4 |
1324, summoned to Westminster |
| West, Mr |
S15 |
lame shoe-maker |
| West, Alianore |
S3 |
daughter of John de Cantilupe !!, wife of Thomas |
| West, Thomas |
S3 |
Knight of the Shire |
| Wheatley, Humphrey |
54 |
1766, Act of Enclosure allocation |
| Wheatley, Humphrey |
15 |
1697, church warden |
| Wheatley, John |
26 |
1764, |
| Wheelright, John the |
S6 |
paid tax in 1322 |
| White, PC Herbert |
S40 |
policeman for 14 years |
| White, Mrs |
S41 |
sold her store to Mr Jennings in 1948 |
| Wilkes, Mr |
21 |
of Wolverhampton, supply new clock |
| Williams, Mr |
S19 |
cleared remaining piece of Common |
| Williams. Mr. |
S19 |
of Heath End Farm |
| Wimbush, Sam |
S26 |
carrier till killed 1915, son of Mr. Wimbush |
| Wimbush, Mr. |
S26 |
bought carrier business from Mr Curtis |
| Wimlett, Mr |
T1 |
butcher delivering on Fridays from S on Avon |
| Winbush, Mr |
S25 |
carrier of Barley Close |
| Wood, James |
36 |
1783, paid for work |
| Wood, Elizabeth |
44 |
1783, apprenticed to learn housewifery |
|
|
given a pare of stays, aged 13 |
| Woodforde, Parson |
19 |
lodged with the squire |
| Woolmer, Thomas |
53 |
1715, removal of hedge |
| Wootton, John |
12 |
artist, born Snitterfield 1683 |
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