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Hackelman, A. elder at Pleasant Grove, Desmoines co. Iowa Territory, Aug.
1842
Hackett, A. Youngstown, N.Y 1833
Haden, Joel H. Franklin,Mo. 1828 Howard Co. Mo, Jan. 16,
1833; Fayette, Mo. Nov. 9, 1834.
Haden, O Versailles, Ky 1833
Haffaker, Jac. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Haffaker, M. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Hafford, Wm Union, Ky 1833
Hagerty, James In letter from Joseph Hunt, Choumiere, Morgan Co. Ill,
July 30, 1834, is statement about the cholera in Rushville,
Schuyler Co., which took James Hagerty and bro. Willis
[apparently in early 1834.]
Haggin, I. Harrodsburgh, Ky 1833
Haggin, Mrs. Harodsburgh, Ky 1834
Haggins (Hagin), Js Athens, Ill 1834 1836
Halbert, Mrs. Stephen , died in Lewis County. (Mar. 1829 issue). She had been a
member of Church of Christ for 9 years.
Hale, Charles Giles C.H., Va. 1831
Hale, Isaac Giles C.H., Va. 1831
Hale, Thos. Monroe, Va. 1831
Haley, Eliza Canerun , Ky 1832
Haley, J.C. Monmouth, Ill 1835
Haley, John G. in 1841 was elder at Cedar Fork, Ill; Coldbrook, Warren co.
Ill Feb. 1845
Haley, P. R. Monmouth, Ill 1835 1836
Haley, R. Canerun , Ky 1832 1833 1834
Haley, Mrs. E. Georgetown, Ky 1834
Hall, A. Nashville, Tenn. 1834
Hall, A. P. Paris, Ky 1833 1835
Hall, B. F. Letter from, Harrodsburg, Jan. 20, 1828. He is preaching at
that place, had been there at Mud meeting house since previous
September. Also preaching in Hillborough, Washington Co.
Hall, B. W. Moorfield, Ky 1832 1833; Carlisle, Ky
1835; elder at Shelbyville, Shelby co.
Hall, C. Caneridge, Ky 1833 1834; No.
Middleton, Ky 1835
Hall, C. Paoli, Ind. 1832
Hall, C., Senr. Caneridge, Ky 1832
Hall, C. Madisonville, Ky 1835
Hall, Cornelius Tuckerville, Ind. 1831
Hall, D West Lebanon, Ind 1835
Hall, D. Giles C. H, Va. 1833
Hall, Dav. Readyville, Tenn. 1832 1833
Hall, B. F. from Little Rock, A. T. (Arkansas Territory), July 17, 1832.
He wrote that he had come to "this place last April for the
purpose of following my profession." He found several old
acquaintances from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama and was
asked to preach while he was in area. He baptised wife of Col.
Taylor, the sheriff of the county. Also Mr. Patten, a merchant
of the town, formerly from Bourbon County, Kentucky, and
recently from Cincinnati, Ohio. Another who was immersed in the
Arkansas River was Col. Caldwell, formerly of Kentucky,
Speaker of the last legislative counsel of the Territory.
Another immersed was Mr. W. Stevenson, a Cumberland
Presbyterian preacher. "Bro. Stevenson is a man of exemplary
piety and excellent mind...the most popular preacher in the
Territory."
Hall, J. Flemingburgh, Ky 1832
Hall, J. Carlisle, Ky 1834
Hall, J. Nashville, Tenn. 1834
Hall, Jas. H. Union, Ky 1834 Lexington, Ky 1836
Hall, Levi F. Tuckerville, Ind. 1831, also Mo. 1831. Mt
Prairie, Mo 1835; report of his death in June 1841 issue.
Was elder brother of Elder B. F. Hall of Louisville.
Hall, M. Bloomington, Ind 1833 1834 1835
Hall, Mahlon Salt Creek, Ill 1836; in 1841 was elder at Salt
Creek, DeWitt co. Ill
Hall, Thomas Frankfort, Ky 1827 1828
Hall, W. Carlisle, Ky 1831
Hallack, P. Union, Ky 1833
Halt, J. Mooreville, Tenn. 1834
Hambrick, L. Fleming co., June, 1834
Hamilton, John Carlisle, Ky 1833
Hamilton, Miles Cleary's Grove, Ill 1836
Hamilton, Robert, only brother of Elizabeth Nichols (Mrs. Jonathan) who died
in Dec. 1834. Member of church of Christ in Bloomington, Ind.
An R. Hamilton had been a subscriber in 1832 and 1833 from
Bloomington.
Hammet, W. B. Mansfield, Ohio 1834
Hammond, C Berlin Ill 1836
Hand, Wm. B Pendleton, Ohio 1840
Handy, John G. Keene, Ky 1832 1833 1834
Hansford, J. Walnut Flat, Ky 1833; Stanford, Ky 1835
Hansford, Thos Crab Orchard, Ky 1833 Stanford, Ky 1835
Hansford, Wm Crab Orchard, Ky 1833
Hanway, D. Greensburgh, Ind. 1833
Happy, G. W. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Hardesty, S. Bloomington, Ind 1834
Hardin, G. W. Bloomington, Ind. 1833 1834 1835 1836
Hardin, H. H. Perrysville, Ky., 9 Sept. 1834. Mentions bro. Maritt.
Harding, G. Nashville, Tenn 1836
Harding, J. Nashville, Tenn 1836
Harelson, Wm Oak Grove, Ky 1836
Harlan, L Winchester, Ill 1835
Harlan, V. Dark Co. Ohio 1841
Harland, P. New Paris, Ohio 1834
Harman, S. Strasburg, Va. 1832
Harmon, A Berlin Ill 1836
Harney, G. T., May 1, 1833, Franklin Co. Ky.
Harris, J. Carlisle, Ky 1832
Harris, John M. Russelville, Ind. 1835-- on Jan. 22, " Elder M. Combs baptized
old Judge Lowe, and N. Hineman of Bloomington; also Harvey
Houston and wife." Russelville, Putnam co. Ind. May 1844
Harris, P. E. Rockville, Ind. 1840
Harris, P. Crawfordsville, Ind. 1831; Bloomington, Ind. 1834
Harris, Tabitha, wife of Elder P. E. Harris of Rockville, Ind., died June 23,
1844, aged about 43 years. Obituary written by B W. Stone,
Jr., and from the comments in letter, she was daughter of
Barton W. Stone. She had been a Christian since age about 12.
Harrison, Jason Fayette,Mo. 1833
Harrison, J. , Marion Co. Mo. Dec. 29, 1829, a member of United Baptist
Church.
Harrison, O. F. Jamestown, Ohio 1834
Harsh, J. Spencer, Ind. 1842
Hart, Mrs. Fanny, wife of Richard Hart, died of cholera. [Aug. 1833 issue]
Hart, Jesse, died Aug. 1835, in Columbia. He was a member of the county court.
A wife is mentioned. Obituary by M. P. Wills.
Hart, R. Madison, Ind. 1833 1834
Hart, Richard Flemingsburg, Ky 1827 1828 Fleming Co. Ky,
Jan. 7, 1834.
Hart, Wm Meigsville, Tenn. 1833; Carthage, Tenn 1836
Harte, Thomas M. from the American Protestant Vindicator in Oct. 1836 issue of
Messenger: "A short time previous to my leaving Ireland, I
resided in the town of Ballinasloe, county of Galway,
Connaught..."
Harter, J. Troy, Ohio 1835
Hartford, J. M. Lewistown, Ill 1836
Hartley, Wm Clinton, Ind 1836
Harvey, A. in 1841 was elder at Oxbow Prairie, Ill
Harvey (Harvie), Enoch London, Ohio 1828 1831
Harvey, J. J. Hope, New Jersey May 1844; 1845, requested to act as agent
in Penn. and N.J.
Harvie, Mrs. Frankfort, Ky 1831
Hatch, J. Georgetown, Ky 1833
Hatch, Doc. Wm Georgetown, Ky 1833 1834
Hatchitt, Abraham Remay, died Tuesday, 19 July, 1831, of a billous fever after
an illness of 35 days. He was the son of Elder Joseph Hatchitt
of Indiana, aged 15 years and 9 months.
Hatchett, D. Henderson, Ky 1834
Hatchett, J. in 1841 was elder at Ursa, Ill
Hatchill, Jos Edinburg, Ind. 1831 1832 1833
Hatchill, L. Edenburgh, Ind. 1833
Hatchill, P Mt. Washington, Ky 1835
Hatchitt, Dan'l F. Henderson, Ky 1835 1836
Hatchitt, Elder J. Henderson, Ky 1835 1836
Hatchitt, Elder Joseph Letter dated July 25, 1828, Bartholomew Co. Ind.
Mentions Henry Logan, Joseph Berry (from near Bloomington).
Hatchitt, Jo. Witney's Grove, Ill 1835
Hatchitt, L Green Plains, Ill 1835 1836
Hatchitt, Livy Chambersburgh, Ill June 15,1841; in 1841 was evangelist
at Green Plains, Hancock co. Ill; Livy Hatchitt of Missouri
and P. Hatchitt are brothers (1842); Callaway co. Mo., Mar.
1844 Hatchitt, P. Bullitt county, Ky., 1829. Mentions
Dorsey Scott started a church on Salt River; Shepherdsville, Ky
1831 1833; Mt. Washington, Ky., Jan. 22, 1834; in 1841
was elder at Lima, Ill.
Hatchway, D. H. Lewis Co. Ky, Dec. 25, 1833.
Hatfield, Jo Lebanon, Ohio 1833
Hathaway, D. Adams Co. Ohio. 1827
Hathaway, David H. Nov. 6, 1827, of baptisms on Cabin Creek, 1828; Decatur,
Brown County, Ohio, June 26, 1829. Lewis Co., Ky. Feb. 12,
1829; Decatur Co., Ohio, Dec. 28, 1831; Dec. 17, 1832.
Hathaway, H. Brown Co. Ohio, Feb. 19, 1830.
Hawes, John Eminence, Logan co. Ill, June 1, 1843. Mentions Walter Bowles
and Wm Ryan.
Hawn, P. Union,Mo. 1833 1834 1835
Hay, J. Hopkinsville, Ky 1834
Hay, J in 1841 was elder at Stout's Grove, McLean co. Ill
Hayden, A. Versailles, Ky 1832
Hayden, Tho Rushville, Ill 1835
Hayes(Hays), H. B. Flemington, Wake Co. NC, June 5, 1830; Sept. 22, 1831.
Hays, H. J. Huntingdon, Tenn. 1832
Hays, Jas Greenville, Ohio 1832
Hays, S New Salem, Ind 1836
Hays, S. M. Salem, Ill. 1833
Hays, Saml Salem, Ill. 1833
Hazlerigg, D. Paris, Ky 1832 1833
Head, Jo Johnsonsburgh, NJ 1832
Headen, T. Mooreville, Tenn 1834
Healthey, Wm Springdale, Ohio 1833
Heathman, Js Union, Ky 1834
Heaton, Wm Eaton, Ohio 1833
Heaton, W. Clarksville, Penn. 1832
Heaton, O. Carrolton, Ill. 1833
Hedenburgh, P. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Heedley, Js Lexington, Ky 1832
Hemphill, S. Felicity, Ohio 1832
Henderson, Andrew Everett's house, Ky 1827 1828 1832
1833; Died May 14, 1834, in Lewis co., Ky., aged 76 years.
He was among the first members of the church of Christ in the
West. Henderson, Catharine, of Carlisle, Ky., died Mar. 5,
1844. She had become a Christian in 1801 at the congregation
led by B. W. Stone in Caneridge, Ky. Her illness was of several
months. Henderson, David Pat. Rushville, Ill, Feb. 25, 1834.
Mentions Josephus Hewett visiting latter part of Dec.;
Jacksonville, Ill 1836; reporter for churches in Lynnville,
Jacksonville, Ill. 1840; Jacksonville, Ill, June 19, 1841; In
writing about Lexington, Ky, in 1843, refers to "the land
that gave me birth." In Sept. 1844 issue, refers to his
feeble and ill health. "I have been sick nearly all summer."
Henderson, D. P. Jr. In Aug. 1844 issue states he was
immersed in Elkhorn near Georgetown in July 1832 in the
presence of Elder John Smith as well as Elder John T. Johnson.
He united with the congregation at Georgetown.
Henderson, Elder John White Hall, Ill 1836
Henderson, George Little Sandy Saline, Ky 1831
Henderson, J. in 1841 was elder at Lurton, Ill
Henderson, J. Cane Run, Ky 1831
Henderson, Js. Jacksonville, Ill. 1832
Henderson, W No. Middleton, Ky 1835
Henderson, Wm Caneridge, Ky 1832 1833, Georgetown,
1834
Henderson, Wm Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Henderson, William, Greene co. Illinois, died shortly before Nov. 1840, a young
man, son of elder John Henderson.
Hendrick, Allen Brownsville, West Tenn., July 29, 1834.
Hendricks, Mr. Springfield, Mo 1835
Hendrickson, G. F. Everetts, Ky 1835
Hendrix, Wm Georgia 1836
Henley, Thomas M. Letter from Thos. M. Henley of Virginia, Oct. 1, 1832. He
had labored for 17 years among his Baptist brethern. Was raised
among the Methodists, his parents being members of that group.
He had some questions regarding the church; Was in Essex,
Va. Apr. 16, 1833; Mar. 13, 1834; At Loyd's, Essex Co.,
Jan. 6, 1834. "I am this day 51 years old...The last six years
of my life have been spent in resisting the traditions of the
Baptist Clergy around me, and proclaiming the gospel. I
combatted alone in old Virginia for three years, since which
several thousand of Soldiers have entered under the banner of
our king..." Letter mentions Elder Andrew Broaddus (apparently
in Virginia) who is opposing the gospel. "Brother and sister
Burnett left my house for Richmond on Friday last in fine
health and spirits."
Henley, T. M. Lloyd's, Va. 1833 1834
Henry, R. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Henshall, James P., Baltimore, Maryland, July 24, 1830; 1832; 1833; May 8, 1834.
Hernden, E. Hopkinsville, Ky 1834
Herndon, Geo Florence, Ala 1834 1836
Herndon, J. Georgetown, Ky 1834
Herndon, Joseph, died recently (July 1832 issue) near Spottsylvania C. H., Va.,
in the 59th year of his age.
Herndon, Mary Elizabeth, died Feb. 4, 1833, on Big Eagle, in 17th year of her
life, the only surviving daughter of her widowed mother.
Herndon, Mrs. Newcastle, Ky 1835
Herndon, Z. Stamping Ground, Ky 1834; Georgetown,Ky 1833
Herrod, John Scott co. 1842, mentions bro. P. M. Blankenship of Martinsville
labors all week in his cabinet shop and preaches on Sunday.
Herrod also names N. Short, S. Trible, Jacob Wright as preachers.
Hewit, M. Jacksonville, Ill 1835
Hewlitt, Josephus immersed 30 persons at Carrolton. 1832.
Hiatt, J elder atLiberty, Clay co Mo 1841
Hibler, Jo Caneridge, Ky 1832 1833 1834
Hickman, E. Lexington, Ky 1833
Hicks, B. Lexington, Ky 1832
Hieronimus, Mrs. Shelbyville, Ky 1833
Higbee, J. Lexington, Ky 1832 1834
Higbee, W. Rising Sun, Ind. 1834
Higgins, John New Salem, Ind 1836
Higgins, Rob New Salem, Ind 1836
Higgins, Samuel Spencer, Ind. 1834
Higginson, Samuel Spencer, Ind. 1834
Hightshue, Nich. Rodman's, Ind. 1835
Hildreth, Jas Union, Ky 1832 1833 1835
Hill, Abner No place given, Mar. 21, 1828.
Hill, Elder A. (Abner?) Letter from Rutherford Co. Tenn, Oct. 19, 1828. Mentions
a meeting in White County with these preachers present: John
Mulkey, Phil. Mulkey, Elihu Randolph, Wm. D. Carns, and brother
Hobbs. Mentions a letter from Wm. Middleton, a methodist
brother, who has come to believe he is in error.
Hill, D. B. Nashville, Tenn 1835; in 1841 was elder at
Springfield, Sangamon co. Ill
Hill, John Georgetown, Ohio 1834
Hill, M. H. Eaton, Ohio 1835 1836
Hill, Milton Eaton, Ohio, 1833
Hill, Thos Purdy, Tenn 1835
Hill, William Readyville, Tenn. 1828, Sparta, Tenn. 1834
Hiller, S. in 1841 was elder at Reekes Creek, Jackson co. Ill
Himes, J. V. Boston, Mass. 1835
Hinor, Col. Strasburg, Va. 1832
Hinton, A. Carrolton, Ill. 1833
Hiter, W. Y. Apr. 7, 1833. Article "A Voice from Virginia" so assume he
lives in Virginia.
Hittle, Geo. Mackinaw, Ill 1835 1836
Hixon, N. Maysville, Ky 1832 1833
Hoagland, Cor. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Hoagland, M. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Hobbs, David in 1841 was elder at Seaton's, Adam co. Ill; Mt. Sterling,
Ill May 1844. He has chronic disease of the liver and does
not hope of ever being well again.
Hobson, Wm Indianapolis, Ind 1836
Hodgen, J Sargamon, Ill 1835
Hodgens, John elder at Spring Creek, Desmoines co. Iowa Territory, Aug. 1842
Hodgen (Hodgin), P Columbia, Ky 1834 1835
Hodges, R Dillons, Ill 1836
Hoffman, A. Strasburg, Va. 1832 1833
Hogan, J. Burnt Tavern, Ky 1833
Holden, A. H. Montebello, Ill 1835
Holden, Daniel Higginsport, Ohio 1834
Holland, Wm Holland's Grove, Ill 1834 1835
Hollins, J Jaskson, Va. 1833
Hollister, John South Westlo, Green Co. NY, Sept. 27, 1831. He had gone to
that place and begun preaching in March. He mentions Elder
Spore and Elder Teats.
Holloway, J Greenville, Ohio 1836
Holton, Wm. C. Maysville, Ky 1835 1836
Homman, Mary Strasburgh, Va. 1832
Hooker, J. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Hooton, John Hickman Co. Tenn, Nov. 5, 1829. He is "now riding though Maury
and Bedford counties."
Hopper, Wm Hopper's Tan Yard, Ky 1836
Hopper, W in 1841 was elder at Talbot's Creek, Ill
Hopson, Winthrop H. St. Louis, Mo. 1843; Portland, Mo. 1844- "I am
now preaching in the counties of Warren, Franklin, Gasconade
and Osage, to four congregations planted by Elder Samuel Rogers
of Ohio.. brought his family here in October 1841 and labored
here as an Evangelist, until October 1843, and then returned
to Ohio."
Hord, Eliza Stamping Ground, Ky 1834
Horn, Saml Hillsboro, Ohio 1833 1834 Georgetown, Ohio
1835 1836
Horton, Js. Caneridge, Ky 1832
Hostetter, Abm. Youngstown, N.Y. 1834
Hostutter, Isaac Frankfort, Mo 1836
Houston, James North Middletown, Ky 1827 1828; in Caneridge, Ky. 1832,1833,
1834, 1835. Report from D. B. Bills from Maury Co. Tenn., May
23, 1835, that three of James Houston's children have been
immersed, grandchildren of old Christopher Houston.
Houston, L. Caneridge, Ky 1832 1833 1834
Houston, Ross Abbotts Mill, Tenn. 1831 1833 in Nashville, 1834
Howard, A. Lewistown, Ill 1835
Howard, C. Glasgow, Ky 1832 1833
Howard, John R. proposal to publish in Paris, Tenn., Christian Reformer.
Howard, Wm Lawrenceville, Ill. 1834
Howard, Wm. H in 1841 was elder at Gap, Fulton Co Ill; Lewiston Mar. 1844
Howe, A. Georgetown, Ky 1836
Howe, A. Carlisle, Ky 1832 1834 1835
Howe, E. Carlisle, Ky 1834
Howe, Evan H. in 1841 was elder at Oneco, Stephenson co. Ill
Howe, J. in 1841 was elder at Oneco, Stephenson co. Ill
Howe, Robt Flemmingsburgh, Ky 1833 1834
Howe, Thomas Spencer, Ind. 1834 1835
Howel, E. Mackinaw, Ill 1835
Howell, G. Johnsonsburgh,NJ 1832
Howser, Nancy, wife of W. Solomon Howser, died Feb. 27, 1841, at the residence
of her father in Sangamon co Ill. She was born in Shelby co.
Ky, Nov. 19, 1814 and moved to Illinois with her father in
1835. Her illness was of 6 or 7 months. She left a husband and
one child.
Hubbard, J. Newman, Ga. 1834
Hubbard, John Mulberry Grove, Harris Co., Georgia, June 8, 1832; Jan. 1, 1834.
Hubbell, Mrs. Eaton, Ohio 1832
Hubble, A Rutland, Ohio 1835 1836
Hubble, I. Mulberry grove, Ga. 1833
Hubble (post master) Statesville, Tenn 1836
Hudleston, A. Holland's Grove, Ill 1835
Hudnut, Jo Washington, Ky 1832 1834 1835
Hudson, W. Monticello, Ky 1833
Hudspeth, Tho Snow creek, Tenn. 1833 Maury Co. Tenn., June 10,
1833; Snow Creek, Tenn. 1835
Huey, Robert Bedford co. Penn., May 23, 1832.
Huff, Jona Liberty, Ky 1834
Huffaker, C. Monticello, Ky 1833
Huffaker, J. Jacksonville, Ill. 1834 1835
Huffaker, J. Monticello, Ky 1833
Huffaker, Jac. Sr. Jacksonville, Ill 1836
Huffaker, Michael Jacksonville, Ill 1835 1836
Huffman, H. Union, Ky 1834
Hufford, W. Leesburgh, Ky 1834
Hughs, E. Leesburgh, Ky 1832 1833
Hughs, J Asbury, Mo 1836
Hughes(Hughs), John H. Missouri, July 19, 1833 (mentions Ramsey's
Creek); Bowling green,Mo.1833; Paynesville, Mo., Mar. 10, 1834;
Died 6 Mar. 1842, of Paynesville, Mo. Correction in June 1842
issue: "It was stated in our last No. that bro. John H. Hughs
of Mo. was dead. We are glad to say that our information was
not true. He is yet alive and well, though he had been
apparently near to death."
Hughes (Hughs) ,Elder James Sangamon Co. Ill, Apr. 29, 1834. Mentions
Abner Peeler; Died Dec. 10, 1834, in Sangamon. Formerly of
Flemming co. Ky. He had been preaching nearly 30 years. He
left a large family. Stone writes that last September Hughs
visited Stone's home in Kentucky and on his way home, Hughs
became ill, "lingered in pain, and died in peace at the age
(I think) of 56 years."
Hugh, Jesses of Penn. 1828
Hughes (Hughs), J. Columbia, Ky 1832 1833
Hughes (Hughs), Dr. Joel Springfield, Ill. 1834 1835
Hughs, Joel Columbia, Ky, Dec. 7, 1832
Hughs, Elder John H., died Mar. 6, 1842, Paynesville, Missouri.
Hughs, Mary Keene, Ky 1836
Hughs, Robt. Mackinaw, Ill 1835; Lewistown, Ill 1836
Hughs, Sally Keene, Ky 1834
Hughs, Wm Columbia,Mo. 1832-1835
Hughes, Wm. Paris, Ky 1833
Hukill, O. Maysville, Ky 1833
Hull, J. Lexington, Ky 1832 1834
Humphrey, C Spadra Bluffs, Ark 1835
Humphrey, D Liberty, Ky 1834
Humphrey, L. Cleary's Grove, Ill 1836
Humphrey, P. Alton July 12, 1841
Humphrey, Richard in 1841 was elder at Wood River, Madison co. Ill
Humphrey, Sen. B. Jacksonville, Ill 1835 1836
Hunt, I Monroe, Ohio 1833
Hunt, Joseph Choumiere, Morgan Co. Ill, July 30, 1834. "Bro. Bowles moved
to Salt creek in Macon county about two years ago." With bro.
Hall, they formed a church. "Brother Thompson Williams
resides in Pike County."
Hunter, J. Versailles, Ky. paid for his father of Lawrenceburg, Ill
1831
Hurst, Js. Union, Ky 1831 1832 1833
Lexington, Ky 1836
Hurst, John A. Kellog's, Ga. 1828; Forsythe, Georgia, Feb 1, 1829,
counties of Monroe and Crawford
Hutchison, Thos. Meigsville, Tenn. 1831
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