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Mary Burton was born at Sedbergh on the 12th February 1753.1
She knew Robert Foster by October 1780, when they visited James Birket and Dodshon Foster.2
On the 1st March 1784, at Brigflats meeting house, near Sedbergh, she married [N23] Robert Foster, whose housekeeper she had been. Their children, all born at Hebblethwaite Hall, were: Myles Birket (17851861), Dodshon (17861790), James (17871861), John (17881818), Elizabeth (17881857), [N22] Mary (17901846), a stillborn child, Jane (17941797), Isabel (17961799), and Sarah (17971869).3
In the spring of 1799, returning with her husband on horseback from Kendal Quarterly Meeting, she was exposed to wet, and took a severe cold which terminated in consumption.4 She died at about five in the morning of the 9th November 1799, in the presence of her family.5
She was buried at Brigflatts on the 12th. A great many friends and neighbours assembled at the house to attend the funeral and to assist in carrying the remains. Brigflats was 3½ miles from Hebblethwaite, but even at that distance it was the custom of the neighbourhood to place the coffin on a bier, and for the men who attended the funeral to carry it on their shoulders. Robert Foster with his son Myles beside him on the same horse rode next the coffin, followed by his sister Elizabeth, his daughters Elizabeth and Mary and William Jepson of Lancaster in a post chaise, and some of the friends from a distance on horseback. They were met at Brigflatts by several relations and friends from Kendal, who returned with the family to Hebblethwaite to dinner.6
Mary Burton was the daughter of [N159] James and [N163] Mary Burton.7
1 Joseph Foster (1871) A Pedigree of the Forsters and Fosters of the North of England; TNA: RG 6/731, /1143
2 Myles B. Foster (1860): MS Memoir of Robert Foster
3 Foster (1871); Joseph Foster (1862) The Fosters of Cold Hesledon; Robert Spence Watson in John William Steel (1899) A Historical Sketch of the Society of Friends 'in Scorn called Quakers' in Newcastle & Gateshead 16531898. London & Newcastle, Headley Bros. : 113; Madge, Mrs B.H. 'Notes on the Diary Kept by Robert Foster, at Hebblethwaite Hall'; RG 6/1081; Foster (1860)
4 Mrs B.H. Madge 'Notes on the Diary Kept by Robert Foster, at Hebblethwaite Hall'
5 Foster (1871); Steel (1899): 116; Foster (1860); RG 6/731, /1143
6 Foster (1860); RG 6/731, /1143
7 Robert Spence Watson in Steel (1899): 111; RG 6/1081
James Burton was born at Dent on the 16th December 1705.1
He married, first, Sarah Wilson (1708/9 1746/7, d. of James and Sarah Wilson, of Grayrigg, Westmorland) on the 14th December 1731, at Stramongate Friends' meeting house, Kendal, Westmorland. Their children were: William (17321746/7), James (17341734), James (? 1737), John (? 1737), John (1739/401743), James (1742/31744), and Sarah (1745/61745/6). A yeoman, he lived in 1732 at Stonehouse, Dent, Yorkshire, and laterfrom 1746 to 1780at The Hill, Sedbergh, Yorkshire.2
James Burton married, secondly, [N163] Mary Atkinson on the 27th April 1749, at Brigflatts. Their children were: Isabel (17501789), James (17511756), [N158] Mary (17531799), and John (17561796), all born at Sedbergh.3
He died on the 29th June 1780 at The Hill, Sedbergh, and was buried on the 1st July at Brigflatts, at which time he was described as a husbandman. He made his will on the 21st January 1778; described as a yeoman, of Hill in Soolbank near Sedbergh, in addition to his wife, he left £60 to each of his daughters, bequeathing his estates at Stonehouse, Skow and Broadgarths, all in Kirthwaite in Dent, to his only surviving son, John Burton. The will was proved at Richmond on the 26th September 1780, on the affirmation of his son John, sole executor.3
James Burton was the son of [N160] William and [N162] Isabel Burton.4
12 Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; TNA: RG 6/155, /1081, /1246, /1282, /1543, /1547
3 Robert Spence Watson in John William Steel (1899) A Historical Sketch of the Society of Friends 'in Scorn called Quakers' in Newcastle & Gateshead 16531898. London & Newcastle, Headley Bros.: 111; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD, with an abstract of the will; RG 6/1235
4 RG 6/1081, /1246, /1547
William Burton of Dent married [N162] Isabel Thistlethwaite on the 4th October 1704, at Leeyet, Dent, Yorkshire. Their children were: [N159] James (17051780), and William (17071845). A "yeaman" of Warescale in Kirthwaite, Dent, he made his will on 19 July 1706. He died very soon afterwards, his body being buried at Dent on 24 July that year.1
Under the terms of his will he left £50 to his wife Isabell, as well as "one milk cow and the third part of his household stuff except one cupboard in the upper end of his dwelling of firehouse att ye stone house and one great meal or mault chist in that house and 2 great arks or chests in the house where he dwells at Warescale", as well as £100 to any child or children if she were pregnant at his death; he left his apparel to his brother James, 40/- each to four of his nephews and nieces, his freehold estates and leases to Will. Thistlethwaite of Harbergill and Tho. Mason of Borronhead, Dent, in trust for his son James for his education; the same two to be executors. He also left 10/- to Christo. Burton of Shoalboard; to James Mason (if his son James died a minor without issue and his wife had no other children), "son of his sister Ellin Bousfield of Garsdale, his estate of Skow in Kirthwaite in the tenancy of "one William Burton late of Hollow Mill in Kirthwaite"; and to his brother James Burton of Stonehouse and his sister Eliz. Burton as tenants in common his estate at Stonehouse in Kirthwt., formerly belonging to his father James Burton. Witnesses were Will. Burton, Will Thistlethwaite, and Christo. Burton. The inventory was appraised at £206. 2. 6., less debts of £150.
William Burton was a child of [N161] James Burton.3
1 TNA: RG 6/1246, /1547; W.G. Collingwood (1929) 'A Book of old Quaker Wills', Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian Society; there are three William Burtons baptised in Dent, of the right age, all born to a James Burton, but there appear to be at least two James Burtons named there as fathers (FamilySearch)
2 Collingwood (1929)
3 RG 6/1246, /1547; Collingwood (1929)
James Burton had five known children: [N160] William (? 1706), Jane (? 1708), Eliz. (? after 1706), Ellin (1663 after 1706), and James (? after 1706).1
1 W.G. Collingwood (1929) 'A Book of old Quaker Wills', Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian Society
Isabel Thistlethwaite was christened on the 27th October 1682 at Dent, Yorkshire. She was mentioned as a beneficiary in the will of her father [K17] Richard Thistlethwaite on the 19th November 1686. In 1703 she was a Quaker Minister.1
Of Dent, she married, first, [N160] William Burton on the 4th October 1704, at Leeyeat Friends' meeting house, Dent. Their children were: [N159] James (17051780), and William (1707 ?).2
She married, secondly, Richard Burton on the 3rd December 1712, at Leeyet. Their children were: John (17131790), Richard (17151751), Margaret (17181813), and Ann (1720 ?).3
A Public Friend, she died on the 25th October 1753, and was buried on the 27th, Dent monthly meeting.4
Isabel Thistlethwaite was the daughter of [K27] Richard and [K31] Margaret Thistlethwaite.5
1 Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD. NB there is also an Isabel Thistlethwaite, daughter of Richard, bapt. at Dent on 8th February 1684. Although this could be a better identification, if the 1682 Isabel died in infancy, Isabel's parentage is quite unclear: as well as the marriage of [K27] Richard Thistlethwaite and [K31] Margaret Harker, FamilySearch records a further two Richard Thistlethwayte marriages in Dent in 1679, one to Mary Oderson, the other to Elizabeth Atkinson.
2 TNA: RG 6/1246, /1547
3 RG 6/1281
4 RG 6/1246, /1547
5 Thistlethwaite CD; NB this has reasonably been called into question.
Mary Atkinson was born about 1725, and married [N159] James Burton at Brigflatts, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, on the 27th April 1749. Their children were: Isabel (17501789), James (17511756), [N158] Mary (17531799), and John (17561796), all born at Sedbergh.1
She died at Brigflatts on the 18th March 1802.2
Mary Atkinson was the daughter of [N164] John and [N171] Mary Atkinson.3
1 LaDonna Young gedcom 1732273 www.ancestry.co.uk; Robert Spence Watson in John William Steel (1899) A Historical Sketch of the Society of Friends in Scorn called Quakers in Newcastle & Gateshead 16531898. London & Newcastle, Headley Bros.: 111; Brian Davey: Thistlethwaite CD; TNA: RG 6/1235
2 RG 6/1081; LaDonna Young gedcom 1732273 www.ancestry.co.uk
3 RG 6/1013
John Atkinson was born on 12 May 1694, in the catchment area of Sedbergh Monthly Meeting.1
Of Stockton, he married [N171] Mary Cockfield on 14 July 1723, at Norton. Their children were: Ruth (cal 17221781), Elizabeth (cal 1724 1801), John (17241808), [N163] Mary (c. 1725 1802), Margery (1725/61806), Nicholas (17281786), Sarah (1730 ?), Joseph (1732 1790), Edward (17351774), and Thomas (17371782).2
In 1764 he was still of Stockton.3
Late of Corn Close, but now of Mathews in South Lordland in Dent, he made his will on the 12th December 1777, leaving his son and daughter Thomas and Ruth Atkinson £10 each, and his daughters Elizabeth Thistlethwaite and Mary Burton £5 each, the the remainder of his personal estate and his real estate of Corn Close left to his eldest son John. Of Leniker in Dent, he died on 26 May 1779, and his body was buried at Brigflatts on the 29th. Following the taking of an inventory on the 18th June 1779, which valued his personal estate at £17/3/2, the will was proved on the 23rd.4
John Atkinson was the son of [N165] John and [N169] Sarah Atkinson.5
1 TNA: RG 6/1013, /1075, /1082, /1246, /1285
2 RG 6/229, /761, /1075, /1013, /1082; Edward H. Milligan (2007) Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry, York; LaDonna Young gedcom 1732273 www.ancestry.co.uk; Annual Monitor
3 digest of London & Middlesex Quaker Marriages: index
4 Information and will transcript from Brian Davey; RG 6/1075, /1082
5 RG 6/1013, /1075, /1082, /1246, /1285
John Atkinson was born at Sedbergh, Yorkshire on 11 August 1660.1
Of Frostraw, Sedbergh, he married [N169] Sarah Pinder on 6 May 1686, at Brigflatts Friends' meeting house. Their children were: Edward (1689/901727/8), Joseph (16921738), and [N164] John (16941779).2
From 1694 until his death he lived at Side, in Frostraw. His body was buried on 13 May 1728, the event being recorded by Sedbergh Monthly Meeting.3
John Atkinson was the eldest child of [N166] Edward and [N167] Mellery Atkinson.4
1 TNA: RG 6/1246, /1285
2 RG 6/105, /1010, /1013, /1246, /1285
3 RG 6/1247, /1285
4 RG 6/1246
Edward Atkinson was baptised at Sedbergh, Yorkshire, on 26 May 1622.1
Of the Side in Frostray, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, he married [N167] Mellery Mason on 1 May 1659, near Sedbergh. Their children were: [N165] John (16601728), Thomas (1661/21692), James (1663/4 ?), and Samuel (1669 ?).2
Of Side in 1686 and 1688/9, his body was buried at Brigflatts on 14 March 1688/9.3
Edward Atkinson was the son of [N166A] Jo: Atkinson.4
2 TNA: RG 6/1246, /1285
3 RG 6/1246
Jo: Atkinson was of Frostrow, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, in 1622.1
'Melliorie' Mason was christened at Dent, Yorkshire, on 27 March 1625.1
Mellery Mason married [N166] Edward Atkinson on 1 May 1659, near Sedbergh, Yorkshire. Their children were: [N165] John (16601728), Thomas (1661/21692), James (1663/4 ?), and Samuel (1669 ?).2
As Mellera Atkinson, her burial on 25 December 1679 was recorded by Sedbergh Monthly Meeting.3
Mellery Mason was daughter to [N168] Thomas Mason.4
1 "England Births and Christenings, 15381975", database, FamilySearch: 20 March 2020, Melliorie Mason, 1625
2 TNA: RG 6/1246, /1285
3 RG 6/1246
4 RG 6/1285; FamilySearch
Thomas Mason was of Kirthelt (?) in Dent in 1659.1
He made his will on 15 May 1673. The will was proved on 26 June that year in the deanery of Lonsdale, and an inventory made:2
The Last will & Testament of Thomas Mason of Cowgill in Dent in the County of Yorke, beinge but weake of body, but of perfect minde & memory praised be God for the Same. For the Setleinge of my House & Estate, according to my minde. And the preservinge of peace & unity amongst my Relations when I am gone, Doe make & declare this my Last will & Testament in manner & forme following, That is to say: First I committ my Soule to Almightie God my Creator, and my body to the Earth from whence it came: And as Concerning such Temporall Estate as I am now possessed of through the mercy & bountyfull Loveing kindnesse of my gracious God. I order and Dispose of as followeth. And First I give unto my son George Mason and to his Heires & Assignes for ever, All my Land wheresoever wth appurtences now in my present possession; onely Excepting such parts or parcells of Land as I formerly Covenanted to give unto my Son Anthony Mason att his marriage. And in Consideration of the Said Lands I appoint & Require my Said Son George Mason to pay to his brother James Mason the Sume of Fifty pounds of Lawfull English money wthin one yeare Space next after my Decease. Itm, I give unto my Said Son Anthony Mason the sume of Tenn pounds wch is in his hand allready as lent him; Im. I give unto my Son in Law Myles Burton the Sum of Tenn pounds. Itm. I give unto my Son in Law Edward Atkinson the Sume of Six pounds Itm. I give unto every Child that I am Grandfather to att the time of my decease, the Sume of Twenty Shiillings Itm. I give to the poore househouldes [within?] Dent The Sume of Twenty shillings. Itm. I give the Sume of Twenty Shillings towards supplyinge of the necessities of the poore or Imprissoned friends called Quakers to be disposed of as Seemes meete & Convenient unto my two good friends Edward Atkinson my Son in Law, & Richard Robinson of Briggflatts. And for the Rest and Remainder of all my Goods whatsoever moveable & unmoveable undisposed of, I Give the same unto my Son James Mason whom I name & appoint Sole Exector of this my Last Will & Testament Requiring him well & truely to pay & discharge all my Debts Legacies & Funneral Charges And Lastly I doe Revoke all former Wills whatsoever, In Witness whereof to this my absolute Last Will & Testament I have hereunto set my Marke & Seale the fifteenth day of May in the Five & Twentieth yeare of the Raign of King Charles the Second over Englands &c. Anno que Domini 1673.
Witnesses hereof Myles Burton his MB marke Anthony jun Mason |
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A true Inventory of the Goods and Chatles of Thomas Mason latly deceased prised by us Christofer Mason Edmond Dawson Antony Mason Miles Mason
l | s | d | |
imprimis purs and aparill | 5 | 10 | 0 |
iteme bedstedes and bedinge | 1 | 0 | 0 |
iteme puter and brase | 1 | 0 | 0 |
iteme [waduesall?] | 1 | 0 | 0 |
iteme chistes and bedsteades | 2 | 0 | 0 |
iteme [deshbinsk] armery and bordes | 0 | 18 | 0 |
iteme Girdle and [banderesth?] [kochen/] and thonges | 0 | 8 | 6 |
iteme chaires stoles with other &c implementes | 0 | 6 | 8 |
iteme meates and [moure?] | 2 | 10 | 0 |
iteme lose buter and ches | 0 | 13 | 4 |
iteme wall and Stockinges | 5 | 0 | 0 |
iteme [lawks?] [wheres?] and stes and [word too faint to read] | 1 | 1 | 0 |
iteme [hack?] and ganerall | 0 | 5 | 0 |
iteme [askes?] with other [fayles?] | 0 | 5 | 6 |
iteme [whelewood?] with other wood | 0 | 10 | 6 |
iteme hay and [peats?] | 1 | 0 | 0 |
iteme 6 yeare [whyes?] | 9 | 0 | 0 |
iteme 5 yonge boors | 5 | 13 | 4 |
iteme ane ould meare | 1 | 6 | 8 |
iteme 3 score [wedewes?] | 14 | 0 | 0 |
iteme 42 Sheare Shepe and ewes | 6 | 13 | 4 |
iteme 17 [hames?] | 1 | 10 | 0 |
iteme owing hime monies | |||
iteme James Burton | 10 | 12 | 0 |
iteme William Willan | 0 | 15 | 0 |
Some totall ex sub [per/ests?] | 79 | 16 | 10 |
Detes which he made | |||
item to George Mason | 3 | 1 | 6 |
iteme to Edmund Dawson | 2 | 5 | 0 |
Some totall | 5 | 6 | 6 |
1 TNA: RG 6/1285
2 will and other probate records at Lancashire Record Office, R584A-45_1 to R584A-45_5
Sarah Pinder was born on 25 September 1653, at Ravenstonedale, Westmorland.1
Of the Warth, Ravenstonedale, she married [N165] John Atkinson on 6 May 1686, at Brigflatts Friends' meeting house.2
Of Frostraw, their children were: Edward (1689/901727/8), Joseph (16921738), and [N164] John (16941779).3
Her burial on 22 February 1713/4 was recorded by Sedbergh Monthly Meeting.4
Sarah Pinder was the younger daughter of [N170] John Pinder.5
1 TNA: RG 6/1246
2 RG 6/1246, /1285
3 RG 6/105, 1010, /1246, /1285
4 RG 6/1246, /1285
5 RG 6/125
On 8 June 1636, the date of an incomplete bond at the Cumbria Archive Centre, John Pinder was a yeoman, of Ravinstondaill. His name is included in the 1641 Protestation Return for Ravenstonedale.1
He is known to have had two children: Mary (1651 after 1687) and [N169] Sarah (16531713/4), both b. in Ravenstonedale, Westmorland; Mary's was the first birth recorded by Ravenstonedale meeting.2
He was apparently one of the first to be convinced at Ravenstonedale, following a visit there by George Fox, Edward Howgill, and others in the summer of 1652. Shortly afterwards James Nayler, on a visit there, held a large meeting at Pinder's house.3
1 Cumbria Archive Centre WD MG 5/1; Protestation Return
2 TNA: RG 6/1246; Ravenstonedale Quaker births
3 History Archive: Quakers and Ravenstonedale. Hardly mentioned now
Mary Cockfield was born at Norton on 8 December 1703.1
She married [N164] John Atkinson at Norton, on 14 July 1723. Their children were: Ruth (cal 17221781), Elizabeth (cal 1724 1801), John (17241808), [N163] Mary (c. 1725 1802), Margery (1725/61806), Nicholas (17281786), Sarah (1730 ?), Joseph (1732 1790), Edward (17351774), and Thomas (17371782).2
She died in 1764, her body being buried at Brigflatts on 25 May that year.3
Mary Cockfield and her twin sister were the youngest children of [N172] Nicholas and [N175] Margery Cockfield.4
1 TNA: RG 6/1013
2 RG 6/229, /761, /1075, /1013, /1082; Edward H. Milligan (2007) Biographical Dictionary of British Quakers in Commerce and Industry, York; LaDonna Young gedcom 1732273, www.ancestry.co.uk
3 RG 6/1246, /1285
4 RG 6/1013, /1074
Nicholas Cockfield was baptised at Denton, Durham, on 24 May 1657.1
He married [N175] Margery Ward at Norton, on 2 June 1681. Their children were: William (1683?), Elizabeth (16841684), Zechariah (1685/6 after 1716), Joshua (1687/81719), Caleb (16891717), Thomas (1691 ?), Alice (1692/31770), Nicholas (16941696), George (1695/61735), Elizabeth (1697 after 1727), Nicholas (1699 after 1750), Heron (1700 after 1734), George (17021735), Martha (1703 ?), and [N171] Mary (17031764). All births were registered at Norton.2
From 1681 to at least 1719 he lived at Stockton, where he was a merchant.3
He was named in a number of Stockton surrenders, 16941719. Nicholas and Margery Cockfield of Stockton were named in a surrender of 3 January 1699.4
On 27 August 1716 his house was mentioned in a lease, as a boundary marker: a street in Stockton led from his house to Calvert's Gate.5
He made his will on 23 February 1741/2:6
In the name of God amen I Mi
Nicholas Cockfield of Stockton upon Tease in the County of Durham Merchant do
make publish and declare this my last Will and Testament as followeth (that is
to Say) I give and bequeath unto my Grandaughter Elizabeth Robinson my Cedar
Chest, Napkin Press and three Chairs, To my Grand Son Joseph Robinson my Silver
Watch, And I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Alice Robinson All that my farm
in Stockton aforesaid held by & under a Lease heretofore made thereof to me by
William [Sockburn?] deceased and all the rest and residue of my Estate and
Effects whatsoever She paying thereout my Just debts & funerall Expences And I
make Constitute and appoint my said Daughter Alice Robinson Sole Executrix of
this my last Will and Testament in witness whereof I the said Nicholas Cockfield
have hereunto Set my hand and Seal the Twenty third day of February in the Year
of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Forthy One
[marked and sealed]
[Witnesses: Esther Watson, Benjamin Luckanby, Thos. Raisbeck]
His will was proved at Durham in 1747.7
Nicholas Cockfield was the son of [N173] Nicholas and [N174] Mabell Cockfield.8
1 TNA: RG 6/1362
2 RG 6/1013, /1474; digest of Durham Quaker births: index
3 RG 6/1474; A2A
4 Durham Bishopric Halmote Court records, DHC2/G5/130 and others
5 lease transcribed in full in the Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail, 1892-11-25
6 & 7 Durham Probate Records, DPRI/1/1747/C5
8 RG 6/1362
Nicholas Cockfield married [N174] Maybell Lambert at Staindrop, Durham, on 14 October 1647. Their only known children were [N172] Nicholas and George (1661 before 1696), both bapt. Denton, Durham.1
1 "England Marriages, 15381973," database, FamilySearch: 10 December 2014, Nicholas Cockfeild and Maybell Lambert, 14 Oct 1647, citing Staindrop, Durham, reference FHL microfilm 91,111; TNA: RG 6/1362, /1474
Maybell Lambert married [N173] Nicholas Cockfield at Staindrop, Durham, on 14 October 1647. Their only known children were [N172] Nicholas and George (1661 before 1696), both bapt. Denton, Durham.1
1 "England Marriages, 15381973," database, FamilySearch: 10 December 2014, Nicholas Cockfeild and Maybell Lambert, 14 Oct 1647, citing Staindrop, Durham, reference FHL microfilm 91,111; TNA: RG 6/1362, /1474
Margery Ward of Stockton married [N172] Nicholas Cockfield at Norton, on 2 June 1681.1
Their children were: William (1683?), Elizabeth (16841684), Zechariah (1685/6 after 1716), Joshua (1687/81719), Caleb (16891717), Thomas (1691 ?), Alice (1692/31770), Nicholas (16941696), George (1695/61735), Elizabeth (1697 after 1727), Nicholas (1699 after 1750), Heron (1700 after 1734), George (17021735), Martha (1703 ?), and [N171] Mary (17031764). All births were registered at Norton, her residence till at least 1719 being at Stockton.2
Nicholas and Margery Cockfield of Stockton were named in a surrender of 3 January 1699.3
The body of Margery Cockfield, of Stockton, was buried at Norton on 18 July 1721.4
Margery Ward was the only known child of [N176] Thomas and [N177] Elizabeth Ward.5
1 TNA: RG 6/1013, /1362, /1474; digest of Durham Quaker births: index
2 RG 6/1474
3 Durham Bishopric Halmote Court records, DHC2/G5/130
4 RG 6/1474
5 The Topographer & Genealogist
Thomas Ward married [N177] Elizabeth ____. Their only known child was [N175] Margery.1
Thomas Ward devised a burgage before 1744 in moieties between his daughter Margery Cockfield, and William Ward his brother.2
1 TNA: RG 6/1362
2 The Topographer & Genealogist
Elizabeth ____ married [N176] Thomas Ward. Their only known child was [N175] Margery.1
1 TNA: RG 6/1362
The parentage of [N162] Isabel Burton born Thistlethwaite needs to be clarified.
It would be as well to obtain the will of
[N168] Thomas Mason.
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