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!conflict: Marriage Date: 26 Dec 1680
NOTE MARRIED | Family (F10516)
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!Conflict: WFT marriage date 1510 is after death date.
NOTE MARRIED | Family (F9470)
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!Conflict:Marriage date 7 Dec 1699 Beckler | Family (F8407)
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!DEATH:WILL DATED 16 FEB 1789 AND PROBATED 27 JUNE 1791.MILITARY:PATRIOTIC SERVICE IN VIRGINIA !HE INHERITED THEFAMILY HOMESTEAD. | CLAY, James (I11419)
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!DEATH:WILL DATED 9 AUG 1759 AND PROBATED 27 MAY 1760. | POPE, Humphrey (I11460)
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!E3(2)5g6g
!#240-v2-p283,285-291
!History of the House of Percy-v1-p120,Table II
Of, Acton, Northumberland, England | PERCY, Henry Gov Ofbamb (I5120)
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!E3(2)5g6g
Of, Acton, Northumberland, England | PERCY, George (I5118)
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!E3(2)5g6g
Of, Acton, Northumberland, England | PERCY, Ralph (I5119)
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!E3(2)5g6g
Of, Bambrough, Northumberland, England | PERCY, John (I5117)
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!E3(2)6g7g
!#21-v1-p250;
!#240-v4-p84;
!#798-v3-p616; | PERCY, Anne (I5157)
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!E3(3)6g7g8g
Of, Alnwick, Northumberland, England | PERCY, Margaret (I5053)
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!ENDOWMENT WAS DONE IN PROXY BY LYNN WATKINS | BUNCH, John Austin Lafayette (I11405)
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!Fix This Location-2281 | KELLOGG, Thankful (I3938)
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!Fix This Location-2377 | BELDEN, John (I3594)
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| 415 |
!Gendex on the internet on the Morton family.
Family tree maker disk #15. | WENTWORTH, Thomas (I5020)
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!HE WAS A GOVERNOR AND A SENATOR AND JUDGE OF THE SUPREMECOURT. HE GRADUATED E. TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY 1807 AND WASADMITTED TO THE BAR 1811. | CLAY, Clement Comer (I11449)
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| 417 |
!Hester Mossie is named as a daughter in the will of Henry Connyers
of Stafford
Co, VA in Stafford Co Will Book M p 32. Her son Henry Mossie is
also named in
Henry Connyers' will. | CONYERS, Hester (Mossie) (I13590)
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| 418 |
[email protected] has Bethia Polly | POLLEY, Bethiah (I3095)
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| 419 |
!I hope to secure the names of the other three children of this
marriage from
Robert Martin of Prodigy, JDSW19B. | CONYERS, Unknown (I13260)
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| 420 |
!IGI : F#1985569 | BACON, Henry (I5556)
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| 421 |
!IGI Ba:8560904 48 So: 1395946 | BACON, Andrew (I5560)
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!J. Bennet Hill's The Bennett Family of Sussex Co, DE, p 6
Stephen Bennett was the youngest son of John Bennett and Sarah Furnis.
See Bennett genealogy by J. Bennett Hill, p 5 for additional
information.
Stephen is described as being the youngest son of John Bennett and
Sarah
Furnis. No further information on the other children of this
marriage. | BENNETT, Stephen (I13949)
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!Jefferson was named in letter from Wm. Miles Ponder, dated 27 Jan
1904,
to James W. Ponder, Esq. Wm Miles was living in Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Newsstory in Hickman Co. Times, 13 Dec 1989, notes that Jefferson
and James
Madison Ponder died shortly after moving to Ripley Co, MO, but their
families
remained and were famers in the NW part of Ripley Co. | PONDER, Jefferson (I13956)
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| 424 |
!Letter from Pat Saupe and Jerry Ponder. They note that Abner
married Sarah
Burden as his second wife, dau of Arxchibald Burden. One of Abner's
mills in
GA was on land owned by his father-in-law, Archibald Burden. The
land passed
on to Abner Ponder when Arch died, according to the will. Abner
later sold all
his land there and moved to Oglethorpe Co, GAl | BURDEN, Sarah (I13931)
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!Lived in Little Norton Occupation:Yoeman | PARKER, (Yoeman) John (I3072)
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!married 23 Oct 1843 to Rebecca Beach in Washington Co, MS.
Source: Jerry Ponder's "The Family of Abner Ponder," p 8.
!Amos C. Ponder purchased land in Rankin Co, MS Nov 29, 1854, 40
acres, Fleming
G. Ponder also purchased 40 acres on same day at 12 1/2 cents per
acre. | PONDER, Amos C. (I13968)
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!Married Basalom Warren, as identified in father's will0 | BENNETT, Mary (I13942)
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!Married James Briden. See Note on record of Abner Ponder, her
father,
about Briden and the children of this marriage.
Newstory in Hickman Co. Times, 13 Dec 1989, also notes that dau was
named Mary
Polly and m James Birden. | PONDER, Mary Polly (Burden) (I13965)
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!Married Levi Warren, as identified in father's will | BENNETT, Sarah (I13941)
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!Married Wrixam Warren, identified in father's will | BENNETT, Rhoday (I13945)
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!MILTARY:CIVIL WAR VET. HAVE MILTARY AND PENSION REC.!CENSUS:1850 Dade Co., Missouri pg 262 !CENSUS:1860 DadeCo., Missouri pg 105 !CENSUS:1880 Dade Co., Missouri sheet19 | LATHIM, John James (I11522)
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!MOVED TO GRAINGER CO., TENNESSEE | CLAY, Jeremiah Walker (I11427)
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!Occupation: "Scithesmith" & Yoeman | PARKER, Thomas (I3068)
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!Occupation:Yoeman
Sources:
Abbrev: Powell, Brock and Descendants
Title: Powell, Brock and Descendants
Author: Powell, Christy
Publication: 2732184.ged
www.worldconnect.rootsweb.com | PARKER, Thomas (I3071)
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!Pat Saupe of Moore's Hill, Indiana, feels that Daniel and Jemina
Ponder
may be the parents of Abner Ponder. There is no documentation or
proof of
this relationship found to date . I am not certain where the names
of these
children came from. Oct 1988.
!The Ponder Family History, 21 typed pages, provided me by Mrs.
Catherine
Ponder of Houston, Oct 1988, noted Daniel Ponder to be in Buffalo
Gap, Augusta
Co, VA, in 1763, noted issue of Daniel as Silas, Amos, Daniel, John
Lewis,
James, Malinda, Mary Ann, and Jemima...also notes that their father
(Daniel)
came to Oglethorpe Co, GA, and then to Jasper. Was this the Daniel
in Abbeville
Co, SC in 1790?
!Buffalo gap, VA is near the Maryland line where "the original
Daniel was in
1750." From Ponder notes provided me by Catherine Ponder of TX.
!Notes from Catherine Ponder of Houston reads "In 17__ three
brothers came from
Scotland to America, settling in Virginia and then South Carolina.
They were
Daniel, James, and Abner Ponder. Abner settled in South Carollina
and had a
least two children: James and Amos Ponder." NOTE DANIEL MAY HAVE
BEEN BORN IN
SCOTLAND!!!
!Family tradition is that Daniel had brothers who went to Georgia:
James, Amos,
and John. (See page 179 of Dunston-Walker-Ponder)
!11/12/1988 Jerry Ponder of Fairdealing, MO, writes "Recently I
learned of a
family Bible of Daniel Ponder, thought by many to be Abner Ponder's
father,
dating back to Buffalo Gap, VA, now in the possession of William P.
Ponder,
Madison, GA. I have asked for copies of the data pages in the Bible
but
haven't heard back from him. Anyway, there are now know to be two
Bibles
in existance (Other one is that of Amos Ponder referred to in letter
of 1904 by
Willis Miles Ponder, g son of Abner) which may hold the key to many
questions
about Abner Ponder...As soon as I learn anything, I will get the
information
right ouit to all of the serious Ponder researchers."
!Newsstory appearing in the Hickman Co. Times, 13 Dec 1989, notes
that Daniel
and family moved to York Co, SC, about 1770 and during the Rev. War
Abner and
several of his brothers bought in the Battles of Kings mountains and
Cowpens.
Afterwards, they enlisted for six additional months as members of
the SC
Militia.
!(See file of Daniel Ponder for information relative to his service
in the Rev.
War. Daniel Ponder served in the Rev. War under Capt Andrew Byrd
1761 (Ref.
Public Library, Staunton, VA)
!Abstracts from the records of Augusta Co, VA show "Jemima Ponder
relinquished
dower in land conveyed by her husband Daniel Ponder to Joseph
Rutherford Nov
18, 1763, page 146, Order Book VIII.
!Source: "Ponder: History of Name, p 5: Daniel Pondewr, Juror, Order
Book XI, p
517!Daniel Ponder, Juror, Order Book XI p 517, Mar 1768, p 333. Vounty
Judgments, May 1765- Daniel Ponder vs Wm. Cabeen Acct 1759 for
wintering 9 pack
horses fgor his
his Majesty's service
per your order at 35 shillings per head #16,150. One of said horses
died in
February by eating wheat, discounted (before Francis Tyler) the
same, total
#16.0.0 Sworn to 18 Nov 1762 bef Francis Tyler. Additional
references to
Daniel Ponder and wife Jemima as late as 1768. No further record
has been
found on them since about that time.
!Letter to me from _____ notes that Jemima's husband Daniel Ponder
was likely
son of Richard Ponder d 1748 Queen Ann Co MD or John Ponder d 1719
Sussex Co,
Del. Richard and John were the sons of John Ponder Will 1703 Talbot
Co, MD and
Mary Shephard. Mary was the dau of Francis Shepherd, Will 1691
Talbott Co, MD.
!See file of John Ponder for a copy from the Microfiche which
includes the
wills of both Richard Ponder proved 1748 and will of John Ponder
made in 1719.
Both mention a son Daniel Ponder. Richard has sons John, James Wm,
Daniel,
Hanna, Anna, Rachel, Sarah and Ann Ponder. John has issue: John Jr,
James,
Daniel, and daughters Sarah, Margaret and ?Rosanna Ponder. | PONDER, Daniel (I13984)
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!per [email protected] Amys last name is Aylesworth. | AYLESWORTH, Amy (I3093)
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!Robert Martin of Prodigy JDSW19B descends from Ann Holland Conyers,
he
noted in a message to me today, May 15, 1991. I have asked for the
names of
the other children in this family.
!See "The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA" by George
H.S. King,
p 22. | CONYERS, Ann Holland (Payne) (I13899)
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!Samuel Hayes letter in Roots and Branches issue 5 pg 19
Additional Source:
http://www.historicprincewilliam.org/fom/millhistory.html
Historical Information (Prince William County, VA) "Friends of the Occoquan Mills"
"In 1734, Occoquan was identified as a town early. There were public warehouses for tobacco, which was then shipped to many foreign ports. In 1749, Charles Ewell and John Ballendine established iron furnaces on the Occoquan River [completed?] in 1755. (A water powered Country Grist Mill operated until 1890.) In 1758, John Ballendine built Rockledge, his 11 room home overlooking the town. Ballendine, an industrial entrepreneur of his time, is considered the founder of Occoquan."
City of Winchester, VA (Tours)
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~hyper/vaguide/tour01.html :
"Bel Air was built about 1740 by Major Charles Ewell. Marianne Ewell, his daughter, was married here to Dr.James Craik, surgeon general of the Continental armies; and in 1795, Fanny Ewell, granddaughter of the builder, married Mason Locke Weems (1759-1825). Weems, a Marylander, was ordained a clergyman by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1784 and returned to take charge of a Maryland parish. He was not particularly happy in the church and had such difficulty making a living that he exchanged preaching for book peddling. Marriage anchored him only temporarily. After the death of his father-in-law, Colonel Jesse Ewell, in 1806, Parson Weems, who had become both author and bookseller, moved his family to Bel Air (on which he held a mortgage), where he visited them briefly at intervals as he journeyed up and down the Atlantic seaboard. His many moral tracts and his biographies of William Penn and General Francis Marion were eclipsed by that egregious mixture of fact and fiction: A History of the Life and Death, Virtues and Exploits of General George Washington, With Curious Anecdotes Equally Honorable to Himself and Exemplary to His Young Countrymen. The chronicler of the 'cherry tree' and 'Spanish dollar' episodes lies in the Ewell graveyard behind the house."
Additional Source: Hayden, "Virginia Genealogies" p.335. Data entered by Paul A. Jensen 7 Dec 2003: "Of Bewley, Lancaster Co., VA" "Captain Ewell was vestryman of Dettengen Par., P.W. Co., June 1, 1645; was paid 541 lbs. tobacco for a book for the Parish, Oct. 14, 1645; was Church Warden Oct. 4, 1746-7; ordered then to buy a large Prayer Book for the Church, (Par. Reg.) he was a mem. Va. Grand Jury, Apr. 1745. Charles Ewell, pro. No. 3, retired from the Commission of Peace, K. G. Co., 1745."
There have been references to other manors built in Virginia. Bel Air (Bel Ayr) was built by Charles Ewell in Stafford Co. Virginia and it still exists today. | EWELL, Capt. Charles (I13881)
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!Samuel Hayes letter in Roots and Branches issue 5 pg 19
Additional Source: James H. Ewell, "Ewells in America and Some Allied Families 1635-1990", p. 65. Data entered into Ewell Webiste database Sunday, 7 Dec 2003, by Paul A. Jensen. | EWELL, Frances (I13877)
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!Samuel Hayes letter in Roots and Branches issue 5 pg 19
! Descendant Ann Thurman 4702 Toreador Dr. Austin TX 78746-2411!VA 42 p336,337
!Marianne Lefever Harden's letter 0ct 8, 1999, gave title of Major
James H. Ewell, "Ewell in America..." p. 64:
"All of Bertrand's children were probably born in the family home of 'Buck Hall' in Lancaster Co., VA.
"Major Bertrand Ewell was a very active man both in the practice of law as well as in business. Major Bertrand's home was called 'Buck Hall'. He was Church Warden in 1755; Vestryman of Dettingen Parish 1749-1751; was listed as 'Justice' 1743-1754; Surveyor for Price William County 1759.
"When the town of Dumfries was enlarged in 1761 by Act of Ass'y, it did so by condemning land belonging to Major Bertrand Ewell.
"According to British Mercantile Claims from Dumfries, Bertrand died insolvent and his son Maj. Charles refused to pay the claims on him as well as for Charles's brother Thomas W. Ewell."
Additional Source: Hayden, "Virginia Genealogies" p.335. Data entered by Paul A. Jensen 7 Dec 2003:
"Maj. Ewell was a vestryman of Dettengen Par., Nov. 1749-51; church warden, 1955; styled "Major" in official documents; justice, 1743-1754; surveyor for P. W. Co., 1759. Bertrand Ewell, gent., and Frances his wife, deeded lands Fauq. Co., Sep. 23, 1760 (119), to Nimrod Ashby, being part of grant to Charles Burgess, gent., by pat. of 1176 a., June 17, 1731, conveyed by deed to James and Jesse Ball, by Edwin Conway and James Ball, excr's of Charles Burgess, 1740, and by Jas. Ball to B. Ewell. The town of Dumfried, Va. was in 1761 enlarged by Act of Ass'y, by condemning the land of B. Ewell, etc. (Hen. VII., 424, 472.) Major Ewell's will dat. Apr. 21, 1786, pro. P.W. Co., Jan. 6, 1794, gives all his est. to his wife and children. Charles to inherit the mother's part. The record of his children is not full. It is drawn from charts and wills. The Bible of Charles, son of Maj. E., contains his record as the 18th child of Maj. Bertrand E.
"He was pro. also Colonel of the P.W. Militia or County. Lieut. in 1756, but in the absence of more positive data he is here recorded as Major. Col. Washington, in his notes of the events of 1756, when he was in command of the Va. forces at Winchester, mentions, under May 6, 1756, the arrival of the P. W. Militia, adding, 'an hour later Colonel Ewell came to town.' (Writings of Washington, I., 271)." | EWELL, Maj. Bertrand E. (I13878)
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!Samuel Hayes letter in Roots and Branches issue 5 pg 19
!Death date: Descendant Sharon D. Clark, 52 Ingham Hill Road, Essex Ct06426 | EWELL, Charlotte (I13879)
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!Samuel Hayes letter in Roots and Branches issue 5 pg 19The Ewells in America pg 62, clarified by Samuel Hayes letter | EWELL, Mary Ann (I13882)
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!Samuel Hayes Letter states that the Charles in both counties are the same person.
!Marianne Lefever Harden's letter 0ct 8, 1999
!Listed sixth in his Father's will, James, will dated 1703 in Accomack VA
Seal to Parents: 1 Sep 1972 IFALL - Idaho Falls Idaho
James H. Ewell, "Ewells in America..." p. 62: "Charles Ewell is referred in the referenced book as a bricklayer. He m.ca. 1706/10 Mary Ann Bertrand, the d/o Rev. John Bertrand and Charlotte De Joli. John Bertrand with his brother Paul, had escaped from France after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. John Bertrand had settled in Rappahanock County, VA. John had two other daughters, Marianna and Charlotte as well as a son, William. Paul Bertrand had settled in Calvert County, MD on a farm called by him 'Cox Hayes'. Rev. John Bertrand had married Charlotte De Joli, the daughter of the Comte de Joli who had escaped from France with the Bertrands. Charles Ewell, Sr. in his published will mentioned his two daughters and three sons."
Additional Source: Hayden, "Virginia Genealogies" p.333. Data entered by Paul A. Jensen 7 Dec 2003: "Dr. Jesse Ewell of Dumblane, P.W. Co., Va., aged 87 in 1889, wrote in 1869 that Charles Ewell came to Va. from England, 1690, with two brothers, names unknown, having obtained from the Proprietory Government in London a contract to build the first capitol at Williamsburg, to which place the seat of Colonial government was, about that time, to be removed from Jamestown. Of the two brothers of Charles, one settled south of the James R. in Princess Ann or Norfolk Co., and the other in Accomac or Northumberland Co. Charles located in Lancaster Co. Col. Benjamin S. Ewell, LL. D., thinks this Charles was son of John Ewell."
(How much of this account is accurate has yet to be determined.)
Additional Source: Hayden, "Virginia Genealogies" p.334: "Charles Ewell, supposed son of Charles Ewell, born in England according to tradition, came to Virginia under contract to build teh State Captol at Williamsburg, 1690. As he was certainly aged 25 at that time, he was pro. born 1660-5. He settled in St. Mary's parish, Lancaster county, Va., bought land near Corotoman Creek of Matthew Meres, and 1000 a. more or less of "Tolliver's Mount" from Thomas Chitwood. He died Lancaster county, 1722; will dat Jan. 13, 1721-2; pro. Lancaster county, Apr. - 1722.* He m. cir. 1705-10, Mary Ann Bertrand, b. --, 1690; d. Feb 12, 1749-50; daughter of Rev. John and Charlotte (de Jolie) Bertrand. She m. (II.) Feb 16, 1724, William Ballendine of Lancaster county (L.); (III) 1742, Major James Ball. (Ball 8, p.63)." | EWELL, Charles (I13884)
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!See note attached to Jannet Patterson on Henry Conyers and her first
family of 4 children from Conyers.
!See will of Henry Conyers in Stafford County Will Book M, p 32 in
which he
names his wife, Jennett a third of his estate, and names also
daughter Ann
Holland Waugh and Theodosia and a grandson Henry Mossie. | CONYERS, Henry (I13900)
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!SETTLED IN TENNESSEE AND THEN MOVED TO MISSOURI. | CLAY, James (I11422)
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!SOURCE
BAP/END/SP: IGI | GOODRICH, John (I3573)
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!SOURCE
SS: IGI
Of Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut | Family (F1727)
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!SOURCE
SS: IGI | Family (F2867)
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!Source: "The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA" by
George King,
p 22. | CONYERS, Theodosia (Oduneal) (I13898)
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!Source: , the Bennett genealogy by J. Bennett Hill, 1970, p 4 | BENNETT, John (I13933)
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