Will, SC, York, JOHN BLAIR, 1846

In the name of God, Amen!

I, JOHN BLAIR of Yorkville in the District of York. and State of South
Carolina, being in my usual health of body, and of sound and disposing memory
and judgment do ordain make and declare this instrument, which is written
with my own hand, to be my Last Will and testament; hereby revoking all
others by me heretofore mode.

Imprimis. My immortal soul I commit in faith to the core and keeping of the
spirit of God, to be I hope progressively sanctified until my decease; and
then I hope and pray that with realizing assurance I may be enabled to commit
it to my savior the lord Jesus Christ, to be presented by him (free from the
pollution and guilt of sin) before his fathers throne in Heaven, there, in
company with glorified spirits to sing hosanna's to God and to the Lamb
throughout eternity! and progress in nearer and nearer imitation of the
communicable attribute of God! And my body I direct to be interred at the
foot of my former wife's grave in Sharon Grave yard with a monument erected
over my grave, Similar to the one erected over the body of the late ROBERT
MCCAW of Yorkville, with the addition of an iron enclosure; and if my wife
should survive me and she should desire it, it is my singular wish, that her
body at her decease should be buried with mine in the some grave until the
resurrection! And the worldly goods with which a kind providence has blessed
me or shall have committed to me as his Steward, I dispose of at my decease
in the following manner (after the very few Just debts which I owe are paid)
- Viz

Clause lst To my dearly beloved wife NANCY BLAIR, during her natural life, I
give and bequeath in trust, forty shares of stock in the Bank of the State of
North Carolina, my fifty shares of stock in the Merchants Bank Cheraw, two
hundred shares of stock in the Commercial Bank Columbia, and my Note against
ALEXANDER Huggins; which Stocks and note (now worth about $19,397) I allow to
be applied, at my wife's decease, to the payment of mine & her Bond than due
to the Exrs. of her brother JAMES IRWINS estate. I also give and bequeath to
my said wife, during her natural life, the House and two Lots whereon we now
live; the four-acres of Land adjoining; which latter I purchased of THOMAS
HOOVER; the fourteen and three fourths Acres of land purchased from JOHN
MCCOY; the lots purchased; from SHERIFF BRIANT. And formerly Doctor JENNINGS
property; my plantation containing three hundred and sixty seven and a half
Acres, purchased of BENJAMIN NEELL & wife; And all the Negroes, live stock
farming utensils, Waggon, Carriage, and household and kitchen furniture,
which I may die possessed of. And lastly I give and bequeath to her, all
the residue of my estate, after this Will is otherwise executed, and she
will be entitled to receive for her own use all the semiannual dividends
arising upon the aforesaid Bank Stocks until her decease; requesting her
however to make a donation if not previously done of one hundred dollars to
each of the children who may have been called after us to assist in their
education. And it is my earnest request and advice to my dear wife, that
shortly after my decease she do make her Will; devising all the property
herein bequeathed to her and which she may die possessed of (after the
aforesaid Bond is paid off) to those of my legatees in York District which,
she may select as the most worthy and needy, and in such proportion as she

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may think proper; reserving however three thousand dollars from the sale of
said property, for the purpose hereafter specified. – But should my dear
wife neglect or decline to make any will as above advised; in that case; it
is my express Will that as soon as may be after her decease. my executors
will pay off the store said Bond as before directed; then have all the
surviving Negroes appraised and all the remaining property bequeathed to her
in trust, sold and after reserving three thousand dollars from the amount of
the sales for the following purpose. let the remainder of the amount of the
sales, and the amount of the appraisement of the Negroes, be equally divided
amongst my legatees herein mentioned, and who now reside in York District &
Pinkneyville; and paid to them in the following manner, Viz. let the Negroes
individually have their choice amongst the said legatees, of those whom they
may prefer to live with, but let not more than two Negroes be given to any
one of the said legatees, and let those of them who may purchase at the said
sales, including the Value of the negro or Negroes which they may receive,
and if the amount should be more than their equal share, let them give their
obligations respectively for the balance overpaid to my executors; in order
to enable them to pay off the rest of the said legatees, so as to make the
shares of all them equal the three thousand dollars above mentioned, I wish
my Exrs. to invest as soon as they can. in good bank or South Carolina Rail
Road Stock, which I hereby give and bequeath to The legislature of South
Carolina for the time being in trust & the Dividends applied for the purpose
of organizing, continually supporting, and conducting a free school at
Blairsville according to the plan, which I have prescribed in the nineteenth
clause of this Hill for the establishment, and continual support, of a Free
school at Yorkville.

Clause 2nd. To SAMUEL B. ALEXANDER (son to my late niece ISABELLA ALEXANDER)
I give and bequeath during his natural life thirty shares of my stock in the
Broad river Bridge Co. and eleven shares of my stock in the South Carolina
Rail Road & its Bank; also the Negroes GOLDEN, GEORGE, JUDE, ALICK, and
HENRY, with their increase, and the other personal property which I purchased
from THOMAS E. SUGGS, assignee of JAMES H. ALEXANDER, as set forth in their
Bill of sale; I also give and bequeath to the said SAMUEL S. ALEXANDER, and
to his children, my two lots in Pinkneyville At twenty six and a half acres;
and my plantation on Pacolet river containing two hundred and thirty eight
and a half acres, purchased also from the said T. E. SUGGS and JAMES H.
ALEXANDER; And I do hereby appoint the said JAMES H. ALEXANDER as guardian
for his son the said SAMUEL B. ALEXANDER, until he comes of age; to receive
the dividends arising upon said stocks, to take charge of the said Negroes in
cultivating the said lands and in taking care of the other property and the
proceeds he will apply to the use of said son in furnishing him with
clothing. boarding, and giving him a good education, and when he becomes of
age, the above property and its increase shall descend to him and to his
children; but should he die without children of his body, let the aforesaid
property descend and be equally divided between his uncle SAMUEL BLAIR and
his cousin ELIZA JANE SMITH or their heirs.

Clause 3rd To ELIZA JANE SMITH (daughter or my late niece MARY Smith) and to
her surviving issue, I give and bequeath forty shares of my stock in the
Broad River Bridge Co. and my Negroes PERRY and his wife DILSEY and her two

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children & increase and I hereby appoint my second cousin ROBERT GILFILLEN to
be her guardian. to receive the dividends Arising upon said stock and the
proceeds of the labor of said Negroes to giving her a suitable education,
boarding and clothing, until she comes of age or marriage when the property
shall become hers; and that of her surviving issue but should she die without
children, let the said property descend and be equally divided between her
Uncle SAMUEL BLAIR and her cousin SAMUEL B. ALEXANDER or their heirs.

Clause 4th To my nephew SAMUEL BLAIR, during his natural life, I give and
bequeath on trust and at his decease, I give and bequeath to his surviving
issue, one hundred and twenty shares of my stock in the Commercial Bank
Columbia; The negro girl Catharine and her offspring, my tract of Land at
Blairsville conveyed to me in four parcels by MOORE MCKINNY, JAMES & JOSEPH
JAMIESON, and the heirs of JOHN DICKEY. containing two hundred and eighty
acres more or less, and also my tract of land containing now about four
hundred and fifty acres, more or less, conveyed to me by JAMES S. GUIGNARD,
assignee of WILLIAM ED HAYNE, but should my said nephew die without any
surviving issue of his body, my Exrs. will then sell forty shares of the said
bank Stock and commit the proceeds to the case of suitable and responsible
Trustees, for the purpose of building a brick School house upon any one acre
of Land, of the Blairsville Tract, which they may select for that purpose;
and the remaining eighty shares or the said Bank stock, my Exrs. will
transfer to the Minister and Elders of Sharon congregation for the time
being, and their successors, in trust; the dividends arising upon which to be
applied yearly and every year to the payment in part of the Salary of their
minister for the time being and the said hands and Negroes herein bequeathed
to his children I allow to descend the one half to my nephew JOHN B. LOWRY or
to his children; and the other half to the children of my half cousin JAMES
BLAIR SENR.

Clause 5th To my nephew JOHN B. LOWRY I give and bequeath in trust sixty
shares of my stock in the Camden Bank; the one half of the dividends arising
upon which, he will pay to his father and mother during their life, the other
half he will apply to the use of himself and family, until his father and
mothers death and, then he may apply the whole or said dividends to the use
of himself and family but principally to the education of. his children, and
at his decease the aforesaid Bank Stock shall become the property of his
children, share and share alike. But should he die without children of his
body, or their issue living at the time, let the said Bank Stock become
equally the property of my nephew SAMUEL BLAIR, and my third cousin JOHN
LATTA, or their heirs.

Clause 6th. To my second cousin JOHN CAIRNES, MARTHA MOORE, ROBERT CAIRNES,
ELIZA Gairnes and Susan CAIRNES; to each of whom, I give and bequeath thirty
shares of my stock in the bank of Hamburg; And to ROBERT CAIRNES & his
sisters ELIZA and SUSAN until some one of them marries; I give and bequeath
the negro fellow EDWARD, now in their possession; when he shall become the
property of the said ROBERT CAIRNES, upon his paying to each of said sisters
the one third of his value: To JOHN CAIRNES I also give and bequeath the
negro fellow Simpson now in his possession; And to the said MARTHA MOORE and


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to her children. I also give the negro Girl Isabella and her increase in
their possession.

Clause 7th To my second cousins, ELIZA PATRICK, JOHN PATRICK, JOSEPH PATRICK,
ALEXANDER PATRICK, and SAMUEL PATRICK; to each of whom, I give and bequeath
thirty shares of my stock in the Bank of Hamburg; and to the said five second
cousins I give and bequeath conjointly but equally the negro woman MARIA and
her child now in their possession, And that part of a tract of land lying on
the waters of Turkey Creek. conveyed to me by WILLIAM JAMIESON and laid down
in a map of said land by WILLIAM CAMPBELL, marked no. 3 (three) containing
one hundred a ninety seven and 4/5 Acres, more or less.

Clause 8th To the three children conjointly of my late second cousin REBECCA
MITCHELL, namely MARY FRANCIS, THOMAS S. HENRY; I give and bequeath thirty
shares of my Stock in the Broad River Co. and the tract of land conveyed to
me by JOHN COOMS containing two hundred acres more or less; & for which I
have made a Deed of trust to their father JOSEPH MITCHELL, whom I hereby
appoint to be their guardian, to receive the dividends of the said Stock to
cultivate the said land, and apply the proceeds of both to the support and
education of his said children during his natural life, and at his decease
the said Stock & land shall become the separate property of his aforesaid
children.

Clause 9th To my second cousin ROBERT GILFILLEN I give and bequeath in trust
for his wife and children twenty shares of my stock in the South Carolina
Rail Road & its bank.

Clause 10th To my second cousin WILLIAM LATTE, and to his heirs; I give and
bequeath eighty shares of my stock in the Commercial Bank Columbia.

Clause 11th To my half cousin JAMES BLAIR SENR.; during his natural life, I
give and bequeath in trust for his children, forty shares of my stock in the
Camden Bank, and fifteen shares of my stock in the South Carolina Rail Road &
its Bank & also two section of the tract of land conveyed to me by WILLIAM
JAMIESON, and laid down in the plat of said land, surveyed for me by WILLIAM
CAMPBELL and numbered two and four containing together three hundred &
seventy & 7/10 acres, more or less. The dividends Arising upon said stocks,
he (my said half cousin) will receive and apply principally to the education
of his children; and at his decease the said stocks and Land shall become the
property or his children then living, share and share alike, but it any of
his children should have died leaving living issue, let them take the share
to which their parent or parents would be entitled. “And the said JAMES
BLAIR's wife I leave to the care of her children.” As I desire the aforesaid
Legacies to be the means of doing some permanent good I therefore earnestly
advise and enjoin it upon those of my second cousins aforesaid, who may
remain in this state, not to sell any of the stocks herein bequeathed to them
respectively; but use the dividends only for their support; and principally
for the education of their children until their youngest child comes of age.
And if any of the aforesaid Banks should have to wind up their concerns;
those of my Legatees having Stock therein will collect their share of the
proceeds, and invest the same in other safe and profitable stocks.

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Clause 12th To the following relations I give and bequeath the several sums
annexed to their names respectively; Viz.

To GARRISON BLAIR two hundred dollars;

To BETSEY BLAIR (widow of JAMES BLAIR) & children three hundred dollars;

To the orphan children of the Widow D. HALL deceased, four hundred dollars;

To JOSEPH REID‘s wife & children one hundred and thirty dollars;

To SAMUEL H. SMITH one hundred dollars;

To POLLY GRIBBLE three hundred dollars;

To the late WILLIAM BLAIR’s widow & children, two hundred dollars;

To RACHEL DICKSON, two hundred dollars;

To REBECCAH PRESCOT’s son, two hundred dollars;

To DAVID BLAIR's widow and her two youngest sons, three hundred dollars;

To ELIZA PATRICK, Marian, Alabama, five hundred dollars;

To JANE CAIRNES, now CUNNINGHAM, Asheville North Carolina five hundred
dollars;

To the five children conjointly of JAMES STEVENSON, deceased, two thousand
one hundred and fifty dollars;

To JOHN SEMPLE (for his wife & Children by her) six hundred and sixty six &
two thirds dollars;

To the late ANTHONY PATRICK’s children by his present Widow, one hundred and
sixty six dollars & two thirds;

To WILLIAM RANKIN's wife and her sister Mrs. YOUNG conjointly, but equally,
six hundred and sixty six & 2/3 dollars;

To JOHN BLAIR & children, two hundred and sixty six & 2/3 dollars;

To WILLIAM MILLER for his wife and children, two hundred and sixty six & 2/3
dollars; and

To the three children of my half Uncle DAVID BLAIR, deceased, together, two
hundred and sixty six & 2/3 dollars.




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The six legacies first mentioned in this 12th Clause, my friend W. W. ELMS
can conveniently pay off, the four next may be remitted to JOHN W. BLAIR,
Pittsburgh, as my agent to pay the same;

The legacy to E. PATRICK may be remitted to her brother JAMES PATRICK; Marian
the legacy to JANE C. CUNNINGHAM may be remitted to her husband; the last
seven legacies may be remitted to ALEXANDER GWYN LONDONDERRY, as my Agent to
pay away the same and return the necessary receipts, but as I intend to pay
the legacies in this 12th clause myself if spared in two years: my Exrs. will
therefore only have to pay such legacies as they find to be unpaid, which
they may knew by reference to my small Ledger; and they will not transfer any
of the Stocks bequeathed in this Will, until all the legacies. in this l2th
Clause are paid off; but any sums which they find charged to any of my
legatees in this District, are not to be considered as any part of the
legacies herein bequeathed to them.

Having hitherto, and at various times since A. D. 1800, given to my
relations in cash and property to the Amount Of $43,297.39½ and for other
benevolent objects $6,677.87½ and having now made additional provision in
this Will for the assistance, comfort, and support, of all my relations; with
whose location and circumstances I am at present acquainted; I now consider
it to be a further duty to make provision, in the following legacies, by way
of endowments; for the promotion of religion and education, amongst my
brethren of mankind at large, as follows, Viz.

Clause 13th To the Treasurer for the time being of the Clark & Erskine
Seminary Seminary of the A. R. Church, located at Due West Corner, Abbeville
District; And his successors in office, I give and bequeath in trust, thirty
shares of my stock in the South Carolina Rail Road & its Bank; the dividends
arising thereon to be received by him semiannually, and applied. the one
third thereof towards the endowment of a professorship in said seminary; and
the other two thirds thereof, to the tuition and boarding etc of an indigent
and pious young man of promising talents, in said seminary. until fit to be
licensed to preach; and then let his place be supplied by the synod of said
Church with other young men or similar qualifications, in a continued
succession; but if vacancies occasionally takes place in said scholarship,
let the dividends of said stock, received in the intervals, be applied by the
said Synod, towards the payment of their home missionaries.

Clause 14th To the treasurer for the time being of the Theological Seminary
Columbia, and his successors in office, I give and bequeath, in trust, one
hundred shares of my stock in the Farmers & Planters Bank Baltimore; the
dividends arising thereon to be received by him semiannually, and applied the
one third thereof towards the endowment of a professorship in said seminary;
and the other two thirds thereof to the tuition and board of an indigent and
pious young man of promising talents in said seminary, until fit to he
licensed to preach; and then let his place be supplied, by the south Carolina
synod, with other young men or similar qualifications in a continued
succession; but if vacancies should occasionally take place in said
scholarship, let the dividends of said stock received during said vacancies
be applied by the said Synod towards the payment of their home missionaries.

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Clause l5th To the treasurer for the time being of the Southern Board of
Foreign Missions and to his successors in office I give and bequeath, in
trust, eighty shares of my stock in the Farmers & Planters Bank Baltimore
the dividends arsing upon which, to be applied yearly, and every year, to the
purposes of said Board.

Clause 16th To the treasurer for the time being of the American Tract Society
of New York and his successors in office I give and bequeath, in trust,
eighty shares or my stock in the Farmers & Planters Bank, Baltimore; the
dividends arising upon which to be received applied yearly, And every year,
towards the support of a colporteur in South Carolina.

Clause 17th To the treasurer for the time being of the American Bible Society
formed in New York in the year 1816, and his successors in office, I give and
bequeath, in trust, eighty shares of my Stock in the Farmers & Planters Bank,
Baltimore, the one half of the dividends arising upon which, to be received
and applied yearly, and every year, to the furnishing school bibles and
testaments, at cost prices, for the use of the free schools in York District
South Carolina and let them be directed to the treasurer for the time being
(of the board of Commissioners for free schools) for said District of
Yorkville: and it will be the duty or the said board to distribute yearly
the said bibles & testaments (to be composed one third in number, of the
former, and the other two thirds of the latter) amongst the schools under
their care, as a class book but as there will probably be a surplus over
supplying said schools, I hope the said Treasurer will deliver the said
surplus of Bibles & Testaments to the moderator, for the time being, for the
Presbytery of Bethel who will take order to distribute the same amongst the
poor a destitute of said District, through the agency of their Clergy. And
the other half of the dividend received upon said stock may be applied to the
other general purposes of said Bible Society.

Clause 18th To the treasurer for the time being of the Hibernian Society of
the city of Charleston, and his successors in office, I give and bequeath, in
trust, sixty shares of my stock in the Farmers & Planters Bank, Baltimore;
the dividends arising upon which to be applied yearly, and every year, to the
assistance of indigent emigrants from Ireland, upon their arrival in
Charleston and to the relief of the indigent widows and orphans or any of the
members of said society. I also give and bequeath, to said society, my
Portrait; to be delivered to them after the decease of my wife.

Clause 19th I give to the Legislature of South Carolina and to their
successors, I give and bequeath, in trust thirty shares of my stock in South
Carolina Rail Road & its Bank, the dividends arising upon which to be
received and applied by them to the support of a free school in Yorkville,
according to the following plan, viz. Let the said dividends be paid yearly
to our Senator of York District, for the time being, which he shall pay over
to three trustees in Yorkville requiring them to make reports yearly to the
legislature of their acts, and who are to be appointed (and reappointed as
occasion may require) for the time being by the legislature for the purpose
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Yorkville, in the following manner; Viz. Let them (in conduction with the
other citizens of Yorkville who may wish to support an English school) engage
the services of a respectable and capable school master; then let there
select as new poor children in Yorkville and its immediate vicinity, as the
dividends they will yearly receive, will be sufficient to pay for their
tuition in the primary branches of English education; in their selection they
will give the preference to poor orphans, next to the children of poor
widows, and lastly to the children or those who may “be the least able to pay
for their tuition themselves.” These children may be admitted to the said
school for the term of four years, but should any of them decline to attend
the full term, let their places be filled up by others yearly so as to keep
up the required number; and a the end of every four years, let another
selection be made in the same manner; but if any of the children who may have
attended four years, shall then discover uncommon talents for learning, they
may be admitted to said school for four years longer, or as long as the
teacher, for the time being, is able to instruct him or them in the higher
branches of an English education. My trustees will enjoin it upon the
teachers to instruct the children under their care, once a week, in the
shorter Catechism, or Browns explanation thereof; and to make use of the
scriptures as a class book; and for this purpose my Trustees are hereby
empowered to receive as many bibles & testaments as they may require to
supply the free scholars under their care, from the Treasurer, for the time
being, of the Board of Commissioners of free schools for York District; who,
according to a provision herein made with the American Bible Society, will
receive yearly an ample supply or Bibles and Testaments for the use of the
free scholars of this District. And as soon as the dividends upon the said
Rai1 Road Stocks shall increase to 5½ or 6 percent per annum it will enable
my trustees to educate upwards of twelve free scholars yearly, in which case,
it is my wish that twelve, at least, or said Scholars shall be furnished with
a cheap uniform clothing, in order that they may attend church on the Sabbath
and the Sunday School in the evening of the same day. And whereas free
scholars generally are not able to attend school regularly: the schoolmaster
therefore should be bound to keep an acct or the absence of each scholar,
and at the end of each year receive payment according to the time which each
free scholar has been able to attend by this means my Trustees will be able
to increase the number to be taught, the number to be clothed as above, and
probably be able to furnish the necessary books for the whole. And lastly I
would enjoin it upon my trustees generally, as they regard the interest or
education amongst the poor, that they hold an examination in said school
every six months, and make a report yearly through our Senator to the
Legislature, of the number of free scholars taught in said school, their
progress, the amount of cash paid for their tuition, books, clothing etc. and
the amount of cash received by them yearly from our Senator.

Clause 20th As it is my intention in the course of three years from now if
spared to transfer the stocks above bequeathed in the l3th to the 19th clauses
inclusive myself, my Exrs. will examine my small ledger & Journal, wherein
the benevolent Acct., the stocks which I may transfer they will find charged
thereto so that they will only have to transfer those of the said Stocks,
which I may not have an opportunity of transferring myself; but if any of the
stocks bequeathed in this Will should depreciate or prove worthless, the

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parties to whom they are bequeathed will have to suffer the loss; as the
whole of my estate is disposed of by this Will, and should any of my
legatees, through dissatisfaction with the Legacy herein bequeathed to them
enter a suit in Law or Equity in order to break this Will, in such case, it
is my express will that he or they, shall forfeit the stock herein bequeathed
to them respectively; And let the same be transferred to the Lunatic Asylum
Columbia, in trust for the yearly support of Lunatics from York District.

And I do hereby constitute and appoint my brother-in-law WILLIAM WRIGHT and
my friends Doctor JOHN B. HUNTER and JOHN H. ROSS to be my executors of this
my last Will and Testament.

Given under my hand and seal this 5th day of August, 1846 (six)

Signed. sealed, and published by the above named JOHN BLAIR, as and for his
last Will and Testament in the presence of us, who at his request, and in his
presence have subscribed our names as Witnesses thereto

JOHN BLAIR (L. B.)

JOHN S. MOORE
JOHN H. ADAMS
S. R. MOORE

South Carolina )
York District )

Know all men by these presents that I, JOHN BLAIR of Yorkville, do hereby
make and ordain the following as a codicil to my last will and testament
heretofore made and executed by me and dated August 5th 1846.

1st. I hereby revoke and annul so much of the first clause of my said will
as relates to the disposition of my Negroes after the death of my wife and
and do hereby will and direct the said Negroes, except DOLLY, CAESAR & NANCY,
to be sold by my executors at private sale to such persons as said Negroes
may choose as masters and the proceeds of the said sales to be equally
divided among my legatees as said Negroes are directed to be in said first
clause. I further direct that after the death of my wife neither DOLLY
CAESAR or NANCY be required to labor, only for themselves, and I hereby set
apart in the hands of my executors three hundred dollars for the support of
DOLLY if so much be necessary, and one hundred dollars each for the support
of CAESAR & NANCY if so much be required.

Given under my hand & seal this 9th August 1848

Signed & sealed by JOHN BLAIR as a codicil to his last will in our presence.

JOHN BLAIR (L. S.)

W. H. MCCORKLE
T. S. JEFFERYS

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J. A. MCLEAN

Probated November 12, 1848
Will book “3” P-185
Case No. ll
File No. 1455




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