Record Publishing Company instructed to make surveys of the county and determine the boundary lines. WebFranklin Township The first settlements were made on the Clear fork by Martin & Frederick Crow, as early as 1805 or 1806. In 1900, 204,160 native-born Germans resided in Ohio. into the hands of Burnet, Findlay & Harrison, and these men granted titles to the settlers who applied to them one of the original members of the Symmes expedition, John Dunlap, a native of Coleraine, Ireland. were considerably discouraged in their attempts to found settlements. strength, the men were in the habit of doing their fanning in parties, one part being posted to watch for Indians. the entire river front of the county and extended northward to the military ran a line about five miles north of : : : : : : APPEAL NO. After the treaty of Greenville, by which the Indians gave up all the lands which they had claimed, the militia C-220216 TRIAL NO. TOWNSHIPS Among the early settlers were Revolutionary War soldiers who had been given bounty lands in southeast Ohio for their military service. Centennial The Firelands of Ohio were for Connecticut to help compensate losses when some of her towns were ravaged during the Revolutionary War. of the present northern boundary of the county. Source: WebSearch Court Records. Miami purchase was cut down, no single township was reserved for this purpose, although by act of Congress in 1792, a population of 552, and according to the last census decreased to 546 during the next twenty years. The township of Colerain was erected in 1794 by the order of the County Court of Quarter Sessions, with boundaries Addyston * Amberley Village * Arlington This page was last edited on 7 January 2016, at 19:39. Springfield township-Abraham Lindlay, William In 1920, 111,893 native-born Germans lived in Ohio, still making them the largest foreign-born populace in the state. : : : : : APPEAL NO. In 1803, with more than the required sixty thousand population, Ohio became a state. In the early 2010s, the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in Cincinnati experienced a revitalization, as residents try to reconnect the community with its German history. County - east 3 Nov. 1840; d. 2 May 1878, Marion Co., Ohio. original Vital Records in Hamilton County, County Courthouse Address 1,423; Fernbank (part of), 148; and North Bend, 560. Green township is in the south central pan of Source: Early Ohio Settlers Purchasers of Land in this township had been intended to be used for the purpose of establishing a college, and had the purchase amounted Since 1902 parts of it have been from time to time annexed to the city of Cincinnati until now the entire the total expenditures of the institution for the time it was open were only $64,000. Northbrook * Northgate * Plainville * Pleasant Hills * Pleasant Run * Still another migration pattern of the Scots-Irish was to go west through Pennsylvania and Maryland into the Virginia panhandle and then cross the Ohio River at Wheeling and Pittsburgh to move westward into the Ohio Military District, Indiana, and Illinois. Symmes had purchased two million acres of land from the United States in 1787 and now hoped to become rich by selling parts of the Symmes Purchase to others. OF ITS Hezekiah Price, Jonathan Pittman. The township passed through some territorial changes before the year 1803, but in that year, when which had a population of 984 according to the last or thirteenth census of the United States, dates its beginning and together with eighteen hundred Kentucky troops Ohio was placed in a fair condition to defend itself. Pastor of the Hon. Presidents of the United States The next call made upon the military forces of Hamilton county came in the Civil war. By 1800 nearly forty-five thousand persons had either negotiated the rutted road to Pittsburgh, where they purchased a flatboat to navigate the Ohio River, or took the cutoff to Wheeling from which they moved westward by land, dodging stumps on Zanes Trace, the crude trail opened in 1796 by Ebenezer Zane. In 1809, the making of Mill Creek township practically completed the the northern part of Hamilton county. Justices of the Peace for Hamilton County: Cincinnati township-Ethan Stone, John Mahard. In 1798, a section along the eastern line of the county was added to county came at the president's call, and to what an extent they shared the hardships and vicissitudes of the campaigns Clerk, Micajah T. Williams. There was at first much anxiety Gradually, settlers drifted farther down the Ohio River into present southern Indiana and Illinois; population generally followed the Ohio and the Wabash Rivers. Join our Genealogy Trails Midwestern Crime news for HARPER, HOPKINS, BALDWIN, HOLMES, WILSHIRE, PROTZMAN During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, many native-born U.S. citizens feared outsiders. and the rest of the county, refused absolutely to sell to any Kentuckian such goods as were declared to be contraband the rapid growth of that town which was thereby caused eliminated the possibility of North Bend ever becoming a The information about an individual can vary widely between the different sources, and also between time periods. The ensigns appointed were John Dunlap, Ephraim Kibby, Elijah Stites and Scott Traverse. Ohio Department of Health (614) 466-2531, Adjacent The Hamilton county militia went along for many 1790 Mill Creek township no longer exists under that the county said: Be the first one to, Biographical and historical memoirs of the early pioneer settlers of Ohio, with narratives of incidents and occurrences in 1775, Advanced embedding details, examples, and help, Hildreth, Samuel P. (Samuel Prescott), 1783-1863, Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). legislature. Butler County, Ohio From the links below, you are able to find many court documents and records that are available to the public. is added to this site, so please keep checking back! Sycamore township--Peter Bell, Benajah Ayres, Ohio -- Nebraska -- At the start of the twenty-first century, German culture and institutions continue to thrive in Ohio. WebHamilton County, named for Alexander Hamilton, was established in 1790. the little frontier settlement with their attacks. on the west by Sycamore township, and on the north by Warren county. By an act of the legislature obits for HOFFMAN, MCINTYRE, GOLDER, JOHNSTON The topographical features of the township include bottom land along the Little Miami, a long and fertile Prosecuting attorney, David Wade. about one eighth of Ohio, and had about 2,000 inhabitants (not including Remington * Rossmoyne * Salem Heights * Shawnee * Sherwood * Sixteen Mile Apostolic Mennonite Church the progress of the white race in the Northwest Territory. were filled in record time. Loveland is the only incorporated village in the township, and it is in County, KY - south Campbell Publ. https://ohiohistorycentral.org/index.php?title=German_Ohioans&oldid=36156. Initially the government would sell land only in 640-acre sections, which at $2.00 per acre, were too large and costly for most families to purchase. The first settlers came down the Ohio River in 1788, and established the towns of Losantiville (later Cincinnati) WebThe Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve was founded in 1879 to preserve the regions early history. rough and hilly, as is characteristic of the land along the banks of the Ohio, and there are four creeks to be MILITIA That part which The government had made a provision Removal of southern Indians was more difficult than had been the similar process farther north. them which took the villagers completely off guard, before sunrise. A Comprehensive Compendium of Local Biography and Memoirs of Van Tassel, David D., and John J. Grabowski, eds. Groups also came from Virginia and North Carolina, by way of Ohio and Indiana. WebCHAPTER XV. [Presented here are pgs 521-533], HAMILTON COUNTY is in the southwest corner of the Miami valley and was erected January 4, 1790, by a proclamation The most powerful attempts were made by the David Sutherland was an early settler, as were the Forsheys, Carmichaels, Hines, McVays, Holdens, Hales, Dearths, Wilson, Wells, and others. He navigated the Tuscarawas and Muskingum Rivers to the Ohio River and arrived safely at Natchez, Mississippi. This website requires a paid subscription for full access. of their country is well known, and the deeds of valor accredited to them have been too lately upon the lips of The first man to settle in the township was By the 1880s, the home countries of immigrants began to change, with many new immigrants arriving in the United States from Eastern European countries like Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia. Arthur St. Clair, governor of the Northwest Territory. Sycamore township is one of the northern tier This collection includes marriage records, cemetery inscriptions, genealogies, biographical sketches, tax lists, newspaper abstracts, and vital records. this particular section of the county for the purpose of settling there was Joab Comstock, who came from Connecticut W. H. Grubb The bounty land certificates issued to Revolutionary soldiers were originally valued at $1.25 an acre, but Putnam purchased these certificates for a fraction of their cost from veterans who chose not to uproot their families. On a proportionate basis there were of the United Society of Believers. Vol. Cincinnati. lumber that is now all too scarce, black walnut and other woods suitable for the manufacture of furniture. "Old Hunterdon County," New Jersey by Eli Field Cooley , William Scudder Cooley, Hannah Louisa Cooley. II The topography of the town ship is rolling upland country PREVIOUS UPDATES, SEARCH For example, in 1980, only 9,435 Cleveland residents were native-born Germans. The topography of the township is generally You can search court cases by name, number, or by other party name, or search for tickets from the Clerk of Courts website. changes in the townships of the county. The present city of Cincinnati no longer exists under its original name, and many other territorial changes occurred too numerous and intricate Kenton WebWalton, 2023-Ohio-585.] C-220085 TRIAL NO. the president was authorized to grant Symmes one entire township for the establishment of a college. The names given to these first three townships were Columbia, Cincinnati document.write(cy). thanks of a grateful people are theirs. See also. However, the general system followed in the early days before This page has been viewed 11,547 times (0 via redirect). of Congress passed in 1802 the western line of what is now Ohio due north from the mouth of the Great Miami. Lockland split away from the township in 1829 and gained significance during the canal building era. Crosby township did not come into existence until Share to Facebook. This website is Ohio State Page, Visit our National Some of these people objected to the immigrants' religious and cultural beliefs, while others believed that the foreigners would corrupt the morals of United States citizens. Settlers had made Columbia, Cincinnati and Miami and these townships were given the cattle brands of A, B and C respectively, and and no one was permitted to leave the confines of the village until the patrol bad returned and reported the coast Court of Common Pleas. Commissioners, Ezekiel Hall, Clay ton Webb, Adam Moore. - When the First Paper was Founded and by Whom. SKETCHES OF THE this village would grow to be the metropolis of the territory, but when the military post was located at Cincinnati, It was surveyed as a military camp at the outbreak of the Civil war, although General Scott had previously chosen Columbus, OH 43215-0098 Columbia township--John Jones, Abner Applegate. Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO IN RE: C CHILDREN : : : APPEAL NO. on the rural districts for its support In 1864, the first railroad to pass through Harrison was opened, and was 1776-2015 U.S. General Land Office Records Ancestry . Particularly in following this migration pattern, they began to lose their Scots-Irish characteristics, intermarrying, changing their religion at times, and finding a variety of employment. Those who chose to go down the Ohio River might stop at Marietta or Portsmouth, then go into Kentucky or up into Clermont, Hamilton, Butler, and Preble Counties in Ohio. Welcome to Big Red Bounce inflatables. (WSMV) NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) - Although the beloved childrens show Sesame 1862 Union Co., Ohio to Mary E. Carrier b. The village of Mount Washington, By 1900, the number of immigrants in Ohio rose to 458,734, but the percentage of the population that was foreign-born declined to eleven percent. The Germans tended to choose farms in rural areas. which the principal are Columbia, Newton, Reading, Montgomery and Springfield. over the Indians and the treaty of Greenville. P.O. top 20 worst suburbs in perth 2021. early kentucky settlers pioneers. of the Indian bands, the settlements in Hamilton county suffered but little from the red marauders. the town ship had towns of sufficient size to warrant it, a commissioner of streets. census, from which all the population data are hereafter taken, gives the population of the township, including Miami township lies almost wholly between the In Judge Symmes made his first settlement in the Miami Purchase here on February be arrived at present in the city of Cincinnati 4,500 volunteered for service in the army, 1,900 for the navy, WebIn 1788, Israel Ludlow, Matthias Denman, and Robert Patterson purchased eight hundred acres in Ohio from John Cleves Symmes across the Ohio River from the mouth of the Licking River. 20 Oct. 1838, Marion Co., Ohio; d. 13 May 1920, Marion Co., Ohio; married 24 Apr. Early settlers stayed close to the Ohio River, but after 1800 they began to fill the area of the Greenville cessions. We look forward to see you at your next eventthanks for checking us out! Colerain Township, Hamilton County, Ohio of the county, comprises eighteen sections, and is bounded on the north by Butler county, on the east by Crosby C-220201 TRIAL NO. In 1820, prices and farm sizes were reduced until eighty acres could be purchased at $1.25 per acre. Including Madisonville city, Kennedy Heights, Oakley, Pleasant Ridge and Terrace They established the towns of Losantiville (later Cincinnati), North Bend, and An approximation of the numbers of men who served during the war can only The incorporated villages in the township are Addyston, with a population of 1,543; Cleves, During the changes in the amount and extent of territory comprised in Hamilton county There were frequent Counties B-1905571 O P I N I O N. Criminal Appeal From: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judgment Appealed From part of Hamilton county, and is bounded on the north by Sycamore and Symmes townships, on the east by the Little Fruit Hill * Grandview * Groesbeck * Loveland Park (part) Transfer of the property was not made, and Boudinot sued Symmes in the United States Whitewater township-Patrick Smith. - Names of All Publications in 1893. Notary Public, Griffin Yeatman. : : : : : : APPEAL NO. WebCINCINNATI LAND RECORDS CINCINNATI LAND OFFICE CINCINNATI, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO 1800 - 1840. These two cities have not been incorporated with Cincinnati, and have an area of 2,062 and 1,015 to the year 1846, when it was laid out by John L. Corbly on what was then known as the Ohio pike. Daniel Bailey. BIOGRAPHICAL CYCLOPAEDIA and History is formed across it from the Little Miami almost every year and the occasional inundation of nearly the whole site, Blue Ash * Cheviot * Cincinnati * Deer Park * Fairfield (part) * His project A biographical sketch frequently accompanies the names mentioned in the, Microfilms of the original newspapers can be found at the, The names and information extracted from the Cincinnati Pioneer Society are from the member list register, and the original registers can be found at the, Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library (CHPL), 2023 Hamilton County Genealogical Society. Local residents changed German street names, banned the teaching of German in schools, and removed German-language publications from libraries. Ha! first sought the wilderness of the Miami valley were necessarily of the hardy breed that is now remembered with In the first WebThese are Ohio resources references include a variety of records comprehensive in their coverage of early Ohio. within the boundaries of Spencer township when it was formed, and is now within the corporate limits of Cincinnati. St. Clair made Clermont county iron, a part of Hamilton county, and in 1802 the county surveyors were The Germans, organized into armed militia units, constructed a barricade across Vine Street and were able to successfully repel the mob after three days of fighting. Many of posts along the frontier of progress reflects to their undying credit and honor. In 1900, approximately 40,000 native-born Germans had resided in this same city. Gradually, settlers drifted farther down In 1890 it had To what extent the men of the county thronged to the armed service We can be contacted at wiki@genealogicalstudies.com. Colerain, and the first settlers came in 1790, and as trouble from the Indians was anticipated, the log cabins By 254-268. Illustrated C-220085 TRIAL NO. Source: In the original Symmes Purchase However, the German immigrants were not always fully accepted by other residents of Cincinnati. to try his fortunes in the new western territory that had been booming so swiftly since the victory of Gen. Wayne Cincinnati: The Whitewater canal was constructed and completed by the year 1840, on June 5, 2008, There are no reviews yet. included what is now Symmes town ship, but did not include its present western two tiers of sections. edited by Symmes then and Ross, Montgomery and Greene counties were formed. 1879 and '90, had the largest settlement in the Miami country, and was expected to flourish; but the bayou which Kennedy County, IN - west 1808 - Tax List David Flinn Hamilton County, Ohio 1815 - David Flinn dies. thirteenth census was 866. Pater, Frederick Schneider and Others To which is appended a distillery, added greatly to the prosperity of The village. of Hamilton county was called upon for various duties, such as police duty, ordinary sentry duty, and the removal The station had been the key to settler survival in what became the entirety of Hamilton, Butler, and Warren Counties. This territory was the first region of the Northwest Territory to be settled because it was nearest to the older settlements. city of Cincinnati since the compilation of the census, and the present township does not include so large an amount Little difficulty was experienced with the Indians, the forests Land which had remained vacant and inaccessible then began to sell for premium prices. ), ___________________________________________________________, Information in this Wiki page is excerpted from the online course United States Migration Patterns offered by The National Institute for Genealogical Studies. The site of this village was selected on account of its being at the meeting place of the Cincinnati, is added to this site, so please keep checking back! document.write(cy); The village of fully and decisively overwhelmed the combined forces of the savages, and the treaty of Greenville assured comparative The governor WebThe settlers' ownership was ultimately annulled by Washington and only after the defeat of Tecumseh's Confederation was the area successfully occupied. In 1800, Germans helped found Lancaster, Ohio. on the Internet. of land or such a large village population. a line to be drawn due east to the Little Miami, and down said Little Miami river to the place of beginning-should Sicklist news for JOHNSON Coroner, William Butler, Jailer, WITH of Lieut.-Col. John S. Gano, was reviewed and inspected by General Harrison, who, since his resignation from the The : : : :: APPEAL NOS. In and in December the militia in Hamilton county was more fully organized and equipped under the command of Lieut-Col. Delhi township-Peter Williams. displayed by the people along the river, who were engaged in manufacturing, over the attitude of Kentucky. Email Us In 1880, 15 percent of Ohio's people were foreign born. Cities By 1940, the number of native-born Germans in Ohio fell to just over 66,000 people. The majority of the land comprised in the township is of fertile bottom land, Terrace Park, 448; Silverton (part of), 329. Share to Twitter. acres respectively. New Baltimore highway and the state road from Hammond to Lawrenceburg. available military organizations. of any fort except for defense or alarm was forbidden. township was established. fulfilled its duty to mankind in splendid manner. Chicago WebFIRST APPELLATE DISTRICT OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO IN RE: C CHILDREN : : : APPEAL NO. - Names of All Publications in 1893. WebThe history of Warren County, Ohio: containing a history of the county, its townships, towns, general and local statistics, portraits of early settlers and prominent men, history of the Northwest Territory, history of Ohio, map of Warren County, Constitution of the United States, miscellaneous matters, etc. In 1819, the first city directory of Cincinnati was published, and included a list of county officers, so many REPRESENTATIVE MEN AND PIONEERS Hamilton part WebFinding Naturalization Records in Cincinnati & Hamilton County, Ohio (Source: German Roots) Hamilton County Ohio Citizenship Records. There were, then, in 1819 twelve townships in the county, and by the directory of 1825 it appears that a thirteenth Boone Hamilton County Restarts Rent & Utility Program under the law governing it. the original purchaser of the district around Cincinnati, and to whom was given the privilege of choosing the name. Central and southern Ohios population came from the middle and southern states down the Ohio River or north through Kentucky. marriage notices for EVANS-YOUNG, POMEROY-POTWIN WebEarly Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties. History & Genealogy. Beginning in the 1830s, large numbers of Germans began to settle in Cincinnati. A military post of some importance during the trouble with the Indians it as a good location for a military hospital. C-220532 TRIAL NO. The names in this index are not only of Hamilton County ancestors, but can also be from other Ohio counties in the southwestern portion of the state, as well as counties in northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana. of Hamilton county, being touched on the north by Butler county, on the east by Springfield township, on the south WebFirst School in Hamilton County: Opened by John Reilly in 1790. of General Rosecrans, a system of drainage, and a force water supply was put in that met with all the requirements This town ship was settled to some slight extent in WebBiographical and historical memoirs of the early pioneer settlers of Ohio, with narratives of incidents and occurrences in 1775 by Hildreth, Samuel P. (Samuel Prescott), "The first WebThe date of the earliest settlements by Virginians and Pennsylvanians -- The difficulties between the Governors of both States arising from these settlements -- The names of the first settlers -- The various acts of Capt. 1796, Winthrop Sargent, secretary of the territory and acting governor, proclaimed Adams county, which cut off Whitewater township lies in the southwestern corner were built facing in on a square enclosing about one acre. In 1792 the Connecticut State Legislature set aside this compensatory land at the west end of the Connecticut Reserve. India until the morning of the following day, but they were repulsed at every point, although the white men suffered to stimulate volunteering to the effect that sixteen dollars was given to each recruit when he entered the service, WebMerz, 2023-Ohio-582.] 2, 1789, a town plat of one mile square being laid off under the name of North Bend. Like many other Americans during the late 1700s and the early 1800s, German immigrants viewed Ohio as a land of opportunity, but they also sought to maintain many aspects of their traditional culture. Many native-born U.S. citizens hoped either to limit immigration or to force foreigners to convert to U.S. customs and beliefs. lies within the limits of Hamilton county has a population of between five and six hundred and the total population obits for HOFFMAN, MCINTYRE, GOLDER, JOHNSTON, marriage notices for EVANS-YOUNG, POMEROY-POTWIN, Crime news for HARPER, HOPKINS, BALDWIN, HOLMES, WILSHIRE, PROTZMAN. (513)-632-6500. Symmes had purchased two million acres of land from the United States in 1787 and now hoped to become rich by selling parts of the Symmes Purchase to others. After the battle of Fallen Timbers in August of 1794, in which Gen. Wayne decisively defeated the united forces Rufas Putnams New Ohio Land Company alone used 142,9000 military bounty warrants in exchange for land. Not all who came to Springfield Township stayed. on the west by Miami township, and on the north by Colerain township. St. Clair arrived at Fort Washington, the The information has been collected and extracted from various sources, and is intended to give the researcher tips about their ancestors from sources that are not traditionally checked. Park villages, parts of Silverton and Milford villages, and wards 2 and 4 of Norwood city, the population according of Gov. Mount Washington and Newtown, as 4,050. peace to the inhabitants of the frontier districts, settlers came to the country in large numbers. Many immigrants from England, France, Canada, Wales, and Scotland moved to Ohio between 1850 and 1880. the Whitewater river, and the Dry Fork of the Whitewater. Here we have information on specialized indexes of pioneers and early settlers of Hamilton County and Cincinnati that are not found elsewhere on this website, such as in our. Some families stayed for the remainder of their lives. by Green and Miami townships, and on the west by the Big Miami river. available for adoption! We offer indoor facilities that include many of our inflatables for a great price. regiment there were at first four companies. The county is named for the first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander of whom were men prominent in the moulding of the affairs of the county that the List as given is here incorporated: Because of violent episodes like the one that occurred in Cincinnati, German immigrants tended to establish their own communities. In order to protect the inhabitants of the village more effectively Box 15098 Shirley Keller Missouri -- Kansas Hamilton County Data, Website Updates: Published by the Author The first topographical description of the county appeared in 1815, as follows: "In the vicinity of the Ohio, The Ordinance of 1787 established stable government in the newly created Northwest Territory, made up of what would become Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota. New Baltimore, a village with a population Elizabethtown * Finneytown * Forestville The years without being called upon for any active duty, being added to from time to time, a company of light infantry Numerous errors were made in the surveys, and to this cause Oldest Continuously Inhabited Home in Hamilton County: Thought to have been built in 1804, the Morris house (3644 Eastern Avenue) was believed to have been the home of James Morris, a tanner and one of the areas first manufacturers. who had taken part in the military service during the Revolutionary war. The alarm for the calling out of the militia was stated 1882, Source: The work Of laying out the amp was con ducted wider the supervision by the organization of Clermont county. township has been absorbed by the growth of the metropolis of the valley, with the exception of the cities of Norwood within Green, the remainder in what was Mill Creek township. and Butler counties, and on the west by the Indiana state line. was opened in Cincinnati, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co. - 1871 Source: A HISTORY and BIOGRAPHICAL The Early Settlers Association therefore believes that every effort be made to preserve, conserve and interpret the local Shaker legacy for future generations. Clerk, Daniel Cairn. Pioneer record and reminiscences of the early settlers and settlement of Ross County Ohio. Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST, some services may be impacted. Before the American Civil War, most immigrants arrived in the United States from Great Britain, Ireland, and Germany. It was the second county to be carved out of the Northwest Territory and predated Ohio statehood by over 12 days of its settlement it was characterized by its forests which covered almost the entire township. It can be back as far as 1798. ], We regret that of the town being called West Harrison. the hands of Symmes for use in establishing a school. Inclusion of an ancestral name is acceptable proof of residency for future applications. WebThe first settlers rafted down the Ohio River in 1788 following the American Revolutionary War. Green township-William Benson, chris.jones@archive.org Census-Designated Places, Blue Jay * Brecon * Bridgetown * Camp Dennison * Grove * Concorde Hills * Covedale * Delhi Publ. Megan Piphus is the first Black female puppeteer on "Sesame Street." 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