I37591: Robert I BOLLING "the immigrant"Col. (26 Dec 1646

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"Arrived in America Oct 2 1660 from London England.
Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume IV: "The Bollings of Virginia descend from Robert Bolling, who came from London to Virginia in 1660. He was a son of John Bolling, of "Bolling Hall," Yorkshire, of an ancient English family. A Robert Bolling, in the reign of Edward the Fourth, of England, possessed Bolling Hall and there many generations of his ancestors had lived."

Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume IV: "I) Robert Bolling, the first of his name in Virginia, was born in London, England, December 26, 1646. He arrived in Virginia at the age of fourteen years, October 2, 1660, and in the year 1675 married (first) Jane, daughter of Thomas Rolfe, and granddaughter of the Princess Pocahontas (wife of John Rolfe), and great-granddaughter of the Indian Emperor Powhattan. By her he had one son, John. He married a second wife, Anne, daughter of John Stith, by whom he had a large family. This Robert Bolling lived at Kippax, in Prince George county, where he died July 17, 1707, and is there buried."

Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Volume I, IV--Burgesses and Other Prominent Persons: Robert Bolling a descendant of the Bollings of Bradford in Yorkshire, was son of John Bolling, of the parish of All-Hallows Barking, Tower street, London. He was born Dec. 26, 1646, and came to Virginia in 1660. He engaged in trade as a merchant and acquired large tracts of land. His residence was in Charles City county on the south side of James river in what is now Prince George county. The name of his residence was "Kippax." He was sheriff and lieutenant-colonel of the militia and in 1688, 1692 and 1699 he represented Charles City county in the house of burgesses, and in 1704, 1705-06 he represented Prince George county. He died July 17, 1709. His first wife was Jane Rolfe, daughter of Capt. Thomas Rolfe, son of Pocahontas, and his second was Anne Stith, daughter of Capt. John Stith, of Charles City county."
CHILDREN OF ROBERT BOLLING AND ANN STITH:
1 Robert, born 25 January, 1681/2, married Anne COCKE.
2. Stith, born 28 March, 1686/7, married Elizabeth Hartwell, died 1716.
3. Edward, born 3 October, 1687/8, married ----Slaughter.
4. Anne, born 22 July, 1690/1 (nothing known)
5. Drury, born 21 June, 1695/6 (nothing known)
6. Thomas, born 20 March, 1696/7(nothing known)
7. Agnas, born 30 November, 1700, married Richard Kennon

1675--Robert Bolling, the immigrant, married first, in 1675, Jane, dau of Thomas Rolfe and granddaughter of Pocohontas; 2nd, 1681, Ann, dau of John Stith, of Brunswick county, and lived at "Kippax" (sometimes called "Farmingdale"), Prince George Co. Died July 17, 1709.
Issue by first m.:
John, b. Jan 27, 1676.
Issue by second m.:
Robert b. Jan 25, 1682;
Stith, b. March 28, 1686.

Children:
3 William STITH d: 1749
3 John STITH
3 Drury STITH , Jr. b: ABT. 1695 + Elizabeth BUCKNER
3 Stith BOLLING b: 28 MAR 1686 d: 1716 + Elizabeth HARTWELL
3 Ann BOLLING b: 22 JUL 1691
3 Drury BOLLING b: 21 JUN 1695
3 Thomas BOLLING b: 20 MAR 1696/97
3 Agnas BOLLING b: 30 NOV 1700 d: 1762 + Richard KENNON
3 Edward BOLLING b: 3 OCT 1688 + Miss SLAUGHTER

Good explanation of the Bolling line:
Thursday, January 18, 2001

· First let me say with absolute conviction that no girl child of Robert Bolling 1646 England-1729 VA and his first wife JANE ROLFE the granddaughter of Pocahontas and John Rolfe, Jr. has ever existed. From their marriage ONE and only ONE child was born named JOHN Bolling b. 27 January 1646 Virginia and he died 20 April 1729 Virginia. This son JOHN and his ONLY wife MARY KENNON had only ONE son and FIVE daughters.
This lineage is known as "The RED Bolling's" i.e. Indian Blood descents.

· Next, ROBERT Bolling 1646-1709 raised his son for three years after the death of JANE Rolfe six months after birth of John. She died of Typhoid, and had been looked after by visits of particular Indians related to Pocahontas, and they looked after baby JOHN with visits until after the third marriage of Robert Bolling in December 1681. Until this marriage happened, Robert raised John with a Nannie in his household. The third marriage for Robert happened with Anne Dade Stith, d/o John Drury Stith.
Their descents are known as "The WHITE Bollings", NO Indian Blood.

· Child and son JOHN 1676 married in 1697 to MARY KENNON 1676-1744VA, and the marriage is recorded. From this ONLY marriage one and only one son was born and he was named JOHN Bolling born 1700VA. There are 5 sisters to this JOHN Bolling, Jr. 1700 who grew up a privileged life in Colonial America. He did have one big vice and that was he John Jr. liked women. He also liked to drink and party, but he followed in his father and grandfather shoes as a Member of The House of Burgess, the ruling political body of Colonial America.
· This John Bolling, Jr. inherited all his Father and Grandfather holdings and property which had become massive with thousand of acres, purchased and given by the Indian Nations to Robert Bolling 1646-1709 and wife Jane Rolfe, the Granddaughter of Pocahontas, and the only living daughter heir of her father Thomas Rolfe b. 1615 in America before any trip to England, but after death of Pocahontas in 1617 at Godsend, England, he Thomas was left to be raised by Uncle Henry Rolfe, the younger brother of John Rolfe, Jr. who lived in London. Henry raised Thomas and the Royal Crown of England then trained Thomas to be a military officer. At the age of 25 Thomas opted for a military career in Colonial America and was sent to Virginia in 1640 as a Lt. in the English Military. Thomas Rolfe had total of three wives, and the older brother of JANE ROLFE b. 1655 VA was THOMAS ROLFE, Jr. b. 1645 VA who had his death will probated in 1720, which mentions three children including a Thomas Rolfe III, Dorothy Rolfe, and a wife's nephew Wm. Roads. Thomas Rolfe 1615 had another son named William Rolfe born 1647 VA and JANE ROLFE born 1655VA. ROBERT BOLLING 1646 England-1709 VA married JANE ROLFE at her age of 19 just before her 20th birthday. She became immediately pregnant with baby JOHN who was born 1676.

1? There are no children by Thomas Rolfe 1615 named "Martha" or "Mary"

Now back to baby JOHN BOLLING b. 1676VA, he was raised by a Nannie in the household of ROBERT for three (3) years before ROBERT remarried in December 1781 to ANNE DADE STITH, d/o John Drury Stith. During this three year period, and a few years thereafter, the Indian Nations have recorded relatives of Pocahontas that continued contact with ROBERT and his son, just as they did during the very short marriage of JANE ROLFE to Robert. JOHN BOLLING was the only heir to Pocahontas in 1676, as her ONLY living Great Grandson of this historical descent status.

OTHER older TWO Grandsons of POCAHONTAS: Thomas Rolfe, Jr. b. 1645VA and William Rolfe b. 1647VA. These two Grandsons were by blood the UNCLES of baby JOHN Bolling b. 1676. They and JANE ROLFE b. 1655 were children of Jane Poythress the second wife of Thomas Rolfe 1615, and the first wife born in North America, as the daughter of his fellow military Lt. Francis Poythress and wife Alice Peyton.

North American School Systems fail to educate anyone about the life of JOHN ROLFE, Jr. and his families except for POCAHONTAS as his wife, and the raising of TOBACCO to be exported to England.

Back to baby JOHN BOLLING b. 1676VA he was raised by a Nannie and a Stepmother Anne D. Stith from 1681 until his marriage in 1697 to MARY KENNON b. 1676-d.1744 at age 68. JOHN & MARY had only one son, and they named him JOHN Bolling, in 1700 VA. He became known as John Bolling, Jr. and later became known as (Major) John Bolling who grew up a privileged life in Virginia, loved women, and drank quite a lot. Yet, he inherited all his Grandfather and Father's land holdings which totaled in the thousands of acres in Virginia. Much of it lands given to Robert Bolling & Jane Rolfe, his grandparents.
This John Bolling, Jr. had two wives, the first being ELIZABETH LEWIS b. 1700-d.1756VA
The second wife was ELIZABETH BLAIR b. 1709 or 1712 VA (never proven the actual birth year) she died 1775 in Chesterfield, VA.

1? JOHN Jr. 1700 has (5) SISTERS, none of whom married a BAKER.
2? JOHN Jr. 1700 has 22 children, none of whom married a BAKER.

· JOHN BOLLING 1676-1709, had a 1 / 2 blood brother named ROBERT Bolling b. 1682 - d. 1749 who married his wife in 1706, MARY ANN COCKE b. 1688 as d/o Richard Cocke & Anne Bowler. This ROBERT became known as (MAJOR) Robert Bolling. His mother was Anne Dade STITH b. 1677VA
· The first child born was MARY (Mollie) Bolling b. 1708 who married (Capt.) WILLIAM STARKE and had two children:
1? Rebecca Starke who married #1 a Mr. Ravenscroft, then married #2 George MacMurdo
2? Elizabeth Starke who married Capt.) Robert Walker

· The second child was Elizabeth Bolling 1709
· The third child was Ann Bolling 1713 md. Mr. John Hall 1709 Scotland birth
· The fourth child Lucy Bolling 1719 md. (Col.) Peter Randolph, the Grandson of Wm. Randolph 1651 England-1711 one of the Co-Founders of College of William & Mary
· The fifth child Jane Bolling 1722 md. Hugh Miller from Scotland birth
· The sixth child MARTHA Bolling 1726 md. Richard Eppes, s/o Mr. Francis Eppes
· The seventh child Susannah Bolling 1728 md. Alexander Bolling 1721VA-1766VA (1st cousins) son of Stith Bolling & Elizabeth Rodgers.
· ROBERT BOLLING 1730, the eighth child, who had TWO wives:
1? IN 1751, Martha Bannaster
2? IN 1758, Mary Marshall TABB, and she gave birth to a son named ROBERT BOLLING in 1759.
· This son Robert had FOUR wives
There are no descents named MARTHA or MARY or MOLLIE who married a BAKER.

AMONG ALL the ROBERT BOLLING 1646 England descents of his blood lines that have a BAKER marriage is that of his GREAT GREAT GRANDSON, JUSTICE (Justus) BOLLING born 1751 who married MARTHA "Patty" BAKER, d/o JAMES BAKER 1774-1843. This MARTHA is the GRANDDAUGHTER of Morris Baker 1750-1812 & Patsy Smith.

James Baker 1774-1843 is son of JAMES BAKER sq. c 1729 PA
· James Baker c 1729 lived in Culpepper & Amelia County, VA before going to Granville County, NC & later to Ashe County, NC (formerly Surry County)
· James BAKER Esq. c 1729PA was the first person to own land in the new formed ASHE COUNTY, NC

The first child of JUSTICE (Justus) BOLLING born 1751 who married MARTHA "Patty" BAKER, was named:
· ANDREW L BOLLING b. 1783 (Reverend) md. Temperence Johnston d/o William Johnston a descent from Scotland.

JARED BOLLING born 3 June 1732-died 1780NC , father of Justice (Justus) was a son of (MAJOR) JOHN BOLLING, Jr. 1700VA, a GREAT GRANDSON of POCAHONTAS and JOHN ROLFE, Jr. JARED BOLLING married first wife, MARTHA (Maxene) MOXLEY, mother of JUSTICE 1751 who md. Martha "Pattie" BAKER

I hope this helps clear up the false data being passed around about certain MARY (MOLLIE) BOLLING marriage to a BAKER. Every Mary or Martha child of ROBERT, JOHN and JOHN, Jr. has been proved beyond a shadow of a doubt to whom they married and there are no BAKER marriages of these descents named herein.

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Father: Byrd Garland COLE b: Wft Est. 1770-1804 in North Carolina, Spouse Unknown.

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Aka: Needham Anderson Coward. "Needham Coward was born in Amite Co.,Miss. in 1815.Shortly thereafter he moved with his family to St. Landry Parish, Louisiana (now Calcasieu Ph.).On Nov. 3, 1834 at the age of 18 he married Elizabeth Ann Perkins daughter of Rees Perkins and Martha Morgan.In 1836 he was appointed as Constable for the Parish of St. Landry.

He and Elizabeth soon had a large family.In the 1850 Census for Calcasieu Parish his occupation is listed as a planter. In the early 1850's he moved with his brothers Richard and Allen, his bros-in-law Samuel J. Perkins and Willis Butler and his mother to Galveston Co. TX.
In Texas he soon had a cattle herd and this was his occupation for the rest of his life.

In the early 1860's, with the outbreak of war, he joined up to fight for the Confederate Army in a unit known as the Magnolia Rangers. After the War he returned to his home and continued to raise cattle. He died at his home on Nov. 19,1866 and was buried at Magnolia Cemetery (near League City, Texas)

Will of Needham Coward Rec'd. Vol.? Pg.266 Galveston Co.,Texas
I, NEEDHAM COWARD,a resident citizen of the State of Texas and County of Galveston, being sound of mind and memory I which blessed by Almighty God conserning the uncertainly of this frail and lonesome life, do make, publish, and declair this to be my last will and testament, hereby making all former wills, testaments void.

I bequeth unto my beloved wife ELIZA A. COWARD formerly ELIZA A. PERKINS during her natural life should with full power to sell dispose are convey and make title there to in such manor as she deem proper.

I do hereby appoint RICHARD N. BUTLER of Galveston County the executor of my last will.
19 October,1866
Witnessed: R. W. Robertson, Cernlnee Robertson, Samuel L. Hamblet

On 29 March,1867 appeared Sam L. Hamblet a witness of NEEDHAM COWARD and said he deceased and that on or about 19 October,1866 did sign and execute the will.

Vol 6 Pg. 147
RICHARD BUTLER, having failed to file will for probate within 30 days. It is ordered that an inventory of said estate be returned by ELIZA COWARD, inventories Copy 1 pg. 458- NEEDHAM COWARD.deceased, inventoried and appr. by ELIZA COWARD.
367 Acres of land $2000.00
400 Head of stock
Signed: J. M. STATON, S. L. HAMBLET, L. H. IVON 6 April,1867
Needham Coward to Parish Judge
Bond as Constable
Recorded 24th June 1836

Know all men by these presents that Needham Coward, Thomas Bilbo and Haray [Hardy] Coward of the State of Louisiana & Parish of St. Landry are held and firmly bound unto George King Parish, Judge of Said Parish in the sum of five hundred dollars for the true and faithful payment of which to the said George King or to his successors in Office they hereby bind themselves their heirs &c. jointly and severally firmly, by these presents signed with their hands and sealed with their seals at Opelousas this twenty fourth day of June one thousand eight hundred and thirty six. The conditions of the above obligation is such that Whereas the said NeedhamCoward has been appointed a Constable in & for the Parish of St. Landry by the Police Jury thereof. Now if the said Coward shall make true & faithful returns according to Law of all such suits orders and process as shall come unto his hands as constable as aforesaid and pay over all sums of money that he may collect to the persons entitled by law to receive the same. And finally shall do and perform all such other duties as may be legally required of Constables then the above obligation to be null and void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect.
Needham Coward Thomas Bilbo
Witness signed & acknowledged in presence of Bt. Debaillon Richd. M. Garwood

Military service: 1861, CSA-Magnolia Rangers (Source: Roster of Magnolia Rangers, Galveston Co.,Texas.)
Moved to Galveston or Harris Co., Texas"
Children:
i. SAMUEL5 COWARD, b. Abt. 1836; m. ELIZABETH WILBOAN.
ii. WILLIS BUTLER COWARD, b. 1838, St. Landry Parish, La.; d. September 02, 1921, Cuero, DeWitt Co., Tx..
iii. LETHY ANN COWARD, b. Abt. 1840, Calcasieu Parish, La.; d. Bef. August 1879.
iv. EMILY M. COWARD, b. Abt. 1842, Calcasieu Parish, La..
v. LUCRETIA N. COWARD, b. Abt. 1844, Calcasieu Parish, La.; d. Kemah, Texas.
vi. CATHERINE A. COWARD, b. Abt. 1847, Calcasieu Parish, La..
vii. LOUISA COWARD, b. Abt. 1849.
viii. NEEDHAM WILLIAM COWARD,JR., b. September 22, 1852, Galveston Co., Tx.; d. September 16, 1922, Seadrift, Calhoun Co., Texas.
ix. ELIZABETH A.(LILY) COWARD, b. 1855, Louisiana; m. JOSEPH M. WHITE, June 12, 1871, Houston, Harris Co., Tx.; b. 1838, Tennessee.
x. ALLEN NEVILL COWARD, b. May 17, 1857, Clear Creek, Galveston Co., Tx.; d. March 19, 1943, Seadrift, Calhoun Co., Texas.
xi. LILLIE COWARD, b. 1861, Galveston Co., Tx..
xii. W. ELLISON COWARD, b. 1862."

Member of Magnolia Rangers, Company D, 1st Brigade, 1st Texas Calvary, Texas State Malitia, formed from men from Cedar Bayouand Clear Creek. He then went to Waller's Regiment, Menard's Company, after the Magnolia Rangers were discharged.

Needham is listed in the 1850 Census as follows:
Needham Coward 32 male Planter 400 Louisiana
Elisa Coward 20 female Louisiana
Samuel Coward 13 male Louisiana
Willis Coward 12 male Louisiana
Libbey Ann Coward 10 female Louisiana
Emilie Coward 8 female Louisiana
Lacritia Coward 6 female Louisiana
Catherine Coward 3 female Louisiana
Jeane Coward 8/12 female Louisiana
With Elisa in the census being just 7 years older than Samuel it is unlikely that this is Elisa Perkins that he married....OR that she is the mother of all of these children. More research needs to be done on this family. per Cowart Ancestors by Rick Cowart on Gencircles.com

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Agnes Princess of France b: 1260 Paris,Seine,France; Agnès 1258-1327

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e. Isabel Lindsay m. Sir William Scott, 9th of Balwearie

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Mary "Polly" MILLS, b. ca. 1730s; d. Feb 1779 or 3 Sep 1779, Spotsylvania Co., VA; m. William QUARLES

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FRANCES PENN b: July 07, 1754 in Of St. Georges Parish, Spotsylvania, Va. + John Sr. Hunt b: March 12, 1751/52 in Granville, North Carolina d: May 12, 1818 in Granville, North Carolina

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Patterson Pulliam who died in Spotsylvania Co. VA in 1758. There is reference to his Administration Bond in Will Book B, page 363 and his Inventory and Appraisement in Will Book B, page 368. No indication about the name of his wife.

Elizabeth 3rd, (daughter of John 2nd, senior, Thomas 1st.) Married Patterson Pulliam. He died prior to April 6th, 1758, as on that date John Holloday and Joseph Hawkins act as Adm. for Patterson Pulliam, deceased. (p. 60).

She married (l) Patterson Pulliam, son of Thomas Pulliam about 1730. They had at least 2 children - Patterson and Joseph.

3. I discovered that there was a Patterson Pulliam who died in Spotsylvania Co., VA in 1758. There is reference to his Administration Bond in Will Book B, page 363 and his Inventory and Appraisement in Will Book B, page 368. No indication about the name of his wife. I wonder if the Administration Bond had the name of his wife as an administrator?

4. There is a Thomas Pulliam who died in 1758 in Spotsylvania Co., VA. His will was probated in 1758. The reference is Will Book B, page 369. Other estate references are in Will Book B, page 370, 372, 388 and 397. What was the name of his wife?

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7. William RAWLINGS (AFN:18Q7-KGM) Born: Abt. 1715 Place: Anne Arundel Co., Maryland

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Father: Thomas Shipp Disc #72 Pin #546708
Mother: Hannah Joyce Disc #72 Pin #546709

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Father: John SLOAN (AFN: BPST-N5) Mother: Mary (AFN: BPST-PB)

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Batism Sureties: John Grinnan, Joseph Stewart, Miss Frances Willis Stewart and his mother.
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(Brøderbund Family Archive #319, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected States/Counties, 1870).
Children:
Frances Ann Thornton b: May 1, 1838 in Centerville, Talbot Co.,GA
William Early Thornton b: Abt 1840 d: 1862
Reuben Cleveland Thornton b: March 24, 1845 in Centerville, Talbot Co.,GA d: January 31, 1932 in 3 Notch AL (Brøderbund Family Archive #319, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected States/Counties, 1870) + Ellen Baker b: 1849 in AL m: November 27, 1866 d: March 24, 1928 in 3 Notch AL
Mary Thornton b: Abt 1846 + Ellis

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My Southern Family

Col. Robert I BOLLING "the immigrant"

26 Dec 1646 - 17 Jul 1709

ID Number: I37591

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Joel Jamison CAHILL

Nancy Louise COLE

1828 - 1908

ID Number: I62795

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Needham William COWARD C.S.A.

1815 - 19 Oct 1866

ID Number: I60425

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Sarah N. E. ELLZEY

28 Oct 1888 - 30 Apr 1961

ID Number: I35221

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Princess AGNES de FRANCE of France

1258 - 1327

ID Number: I83200

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Randy J. GARDNER

Noah HILL

ABT 1890 - ____

ID Number: I44504

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ISABELL LINDSAY

1492 - ____

ID Number: I57108

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Mary "Polly" MILLS

ABT 1745 - 1779

ID Number: I73029

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Frances PENN

30 Jan 1756 - ____

ID Number: I1831

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Patterson PULLIAM

ABT 1700 - BEF 6 Apr 1758

ID Number: I21729

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William RAWLINGS

ABT 1715 - ____

ID Number: I85570

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Nancy SHIPP

8 Nov 1790 - 23 Feb 1862

ID Number: I98174

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Eleanor Nellie SLOAN

ABT 1753 - ____

ID Number: I104840

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John Champe TALIAFERRO

12 Oct 1784 - 26 Feb 1811

ID Number: I19300

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Reuben C. THORNTON

18 Nov 1807 - 18 Jul 1857

ID Number: I75399

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