Henry Shuler Buckwalter (1831 - 1908) Profile

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Historical Department journal history of the Church

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Nauvoo Seventies List

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1st Company of 50 report, 1855, Brigham Young office emigrating companies reports, 1850-1862

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Andrew Jenson, Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia

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Bay, James Willard, Diaries, 1850-1853

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Buckwalter, Henry Shuler, Autobiography, ca. 1906, 18-19

Buckwalter, Henry Shuler, Autobiography, ca. 1906, 18-19.

By the help of God we all arrived in safety on the frontiers about the 21st of April and through his almighty power having brought Bro Erastus Snow and I off conquerers; With my health still improving a little I looked around made my purchases of four yoke of oxen: (Bringing my waggon from Saint Louis) Began to prepare and make preparations for the start Remaining and resting in camp for some weeks; Our company an independant one making the final overland start on the morning of the 7th of June with Bro John Hindley of American Fork Utah as Captain Continued to travel mostly about 20 miles a day (Except Sundays and lay over days) in Sunshine and rain Heat and cold Up and down rough rocky and steep sand hills; Crossing barren deserts Fording Rivers Etc I gave a young man passage in my waggon, And one morning about the 1st of August about one hundred miles west of Fort Larimie (sic) {Laramie} I gave him the whip and told him to manage the team while I took a little stroll along with some of the young folks ahead of our train but I had not been gone more than a half hour before word came to me that he had tipped my waggon over in a creek which broke up and damaged the goods which consisted of Stoves. Hardware: quensware {Queen's ware} and dry goods. Groceries Etc Which caused our train to have to lay by the rest of the day to give me time to unpack and dry my goods get loaded up again and all things fixed in shipshape again for a start on the morrow; Our Company without any more mishaps of this kind arrived in safety in great Salt Lake City on the 3d day of Sept

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Buckwalter, Henry Shuler, Autobiography, ca. 1906, 9

Buckwalter, Henry Shuler, Autobiography, ca. 1906, 9.

<xhtml:p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> After purchasing four more yoke of cattle from farmers in the vicinity for ourselves and remaining about four weeks in camp at Winter Quarters preparing for the start; And all things being in readiness with everyone Our Company started out and took up the line of March on the 31st of May 1852 with 89 waggons with from three to four yoke of cattle to each waggon and about 800 persons in the company comprising Americans: English: Scotch: Welsch (sic) and Germans Travelling from 20 to 30 and 35 miles each day over the dreary plains in sunshine and rain; over streches of deep sandy Deserts Fording Rivers; Traveling in the boiling hot sun in deep sand up and down steep sand hills; Standing guard at night to protect ourselves from sudden attacts from the Indians Driving our waggons over steep and dangerous ravines, crossing over steep rough rugged Hills and Mountains And in some instances water scarce And in others not very desirable for use: And for about from three to four hundred miles no wood to burn nothing for the purpose but dry Buffalo or our domestic cattle chips that they have left behind them while grazing on the grasses of the plains which makes a very good and hot fire for the cooking of meals or setting around warming yourselves; After travelling two months and twelve days we arrived in Great Salt Lake City on the 11th day of August; Our Company began breaking up and scattering about almost immediately after our arrival some going to one point of the terr(i)to(r)y and some to another</xhtml:p>

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Deseret News

Immigration List

"Immigration List", Deseret News, September 12, 1855, Page 6.

FIRST COMPANY—John Hindley, Captain. 
Peter Burgess, David P Barnes, Miles Rosten [Rostron], Charles L Walker, George H Barnes, James Ashton, John Buckwalter, Henry S. Buckwalter, B Bunnell, James Bywater, James Barker, Zechariah Astell, Cyrus Averey, William Avery, William Beasley, J[oseph] Brown, Josiah Brown, Peter A Boyl[e], John W Coward, John Clegg, D[uncan] S Casper, John Coomish, William Coomish, Jacob B Carr, James Crancher [Cranshaw], David Duncan, Henry Dinwoody, Samuel Glascen [Glasgow], James Gibbons, William Gough, George Greenwood, John Hindley, Abraham Lawer, Darius Longee, Daved Louden, John Knowles, William Knowles, William Knox, Daniel Lunn, Willard G McMullen, Henry McMullen, Edward A Miles, J W Myers, Henry Misanger, John H Picknell, Edwin Pearse [Pierce], Josiah Pearse, Priam Pearse, Henry Perry, W A Perry, Allen T Riley, Robert Redford, George Sant, B N Stanford, Enos Sto[o]key, John Singleton, David Stromple [Streeple], Thomas Swindlehurst, Ephraim Turner, John Thornley, Robert Thornley, George S Williams, Thomas Williams, E Williams, George Water[s], Jefferson Wright, Arthur Wright, Asa Wright, John Worley, Weber Worley, Henry L Worley 
67 women and 66 children. 46 wagons, 226 oxen 54 cows, 14 horses and 4 mules.



SECOND COMPANY—Noah T. Guyman, Captain. 
Jacob F Secrist (dead), Osmon M Duel, Minnie Wagner, John Ethrington 4, John Pugh 4, Ann Haslop 3, Mary Ann Thorne, John Mewey 4, John Lang 2, James Jordan 6, Thomas G Stayner 3, Henry Randall, Edmund Ellis, Peter Horrocks 4, John Prescott, John Chisnall, Henry H Morgon, William Kershaw, James Domville 2, Samuel Ackerly 2, James Prescott 6, U M Dougal 3 [18], Joseph Lyon, Daniel Horrock (died) 5, Williams Thomas, Charles Santh [Smith], Noah T Guyman, Ralph Blanch 3, Robert Telford 2, Edward Kendall 3, William Kendall 3, James Mather 6, Williams Grundy 2, George Ogleby 8, Peter Furling [Furlong] 3, Edward Falconer (4 died) 8, James Welch (1 died) 6, Thomas Morgan (1 died) 7



DANES 
Erick G M Hougan [Hogan], Johan Tralsen [Trulsen] 3, C[hristian] Christianson, S Halvoorsen 3, J Sandersen 2, G[under] Ericksen, N[iels] A Mauritzen 3, H[enrik] Ericksen 4, H[ans] Christensen 5, H[ans P.] Larsen, M[arie] Poulsen 3, E Ot[t]esen, N[iels] Winergren [Widergren] 4, J. Christensen, Simon A Rase 3, Christine Jensen, H[ans] J Johansen 7, Alexander Dahl 2, Anders Monsen, Rasmus Brun 4, B[oletta] Johnsen 4, Peter Nielsen 4, Lars Tofte 3, Peter Andersen 5, Peter Staffensen 4, S[amuel] Biarnesen 2, E G Hansen 4, Niles Petersen, Nicolai Dorius 2, Ingri Jensen 2, Martin Brun 5, M Nielsen 2, C Petersen, Jorgen Hansen 2, Jorgen Rasmusen, Jens Poulsen, Anton Christensen 7, O K Beck 2, Lars Olsen 3, Lars Franzen 2, M[arie] F Hageman 2, Jens Jensen 5, A[nne] E Ericksen 2, J[oran] L Lund 2, Jens Skrader 4, H. P Larsen, A[nne] M Nielsen, Hans Jensen, Karen Andersen 8, J C Sorensen 8, A[nna] C Brawand, A C Larsen, Hans Ottesen 5, R[asmus] Nielsen 4, A[nders] C Andersen 5, J Christensen 3, O[le] P Larsen, Christian Anderson 7, J[ohan] Eilertsen 6, P[eter] Jespersen 3, L[ars] P[eter] Lund 6, N[iels] H Beck 3, Ola Andersen 7, Niels Capsen 2, H[ans] Petersen 9, L[ars] C Kjer 5, J Nielsen 2, Niels Jensen 2, Niels Johansen 2, J C Petersen 2, J[orgen] J Svane 5, Hans Hansen 5, Jens Petersen 6, E C Ottesen, R N Beck 4, N Clemenselt [Niels Clemensen] 2, M Christensen 3, P[eter] O Hansen, H O Lundblad 5, Peter Hausen [Hansen] 4, A[xel] Fullgren 3, Jens Jensen 3 
58 wagons, 231 oxen and 100 cows.



FOURTH COMPANY—Richard Ballantyne, Captain. 
Wm Glover, John Bushby, Thomas Bargat [Barratt] 3, Elizabeth Boory, George Bill [Bell] 3, Anna Bander, Timothy Adams, Sarah A Bane, James Bush 8, Robert Baxter 6, Esther Birch, Barry [Mary] Beeby, William Beard 7, George Butcher, Am [Ann] Bird 5, Casper Bruner [Bryner], William Bishop 3, George Bourne, Joseph Birch 5, Charles Crawford 3, Anna Crouther [Crowther], Daniel Caveen 5, John Clark, Henry Clegg 2, George Cushing 3, Francis H Congriffe 2, John Chance, Mary Clemens, Ann Cole, Jane Clayton 4, Elizabeth Daviess, Emma Dewey, James Davis 2, Elizabeth Dimant, Griffith Davis, Emma Davis, Ann Finch, Sarah Franks 2, Trena [Verena] Fisher, Charles Ford, Thomas Floyd, Mark Fletcher 3, James Gardener 2, Arnold Goodliffe, John Grimatt [Grimmett] 8, Mary Greene, William Hapley 5, Mary Harper 4, William Horrinkson [Hawkinson]3, Anna Hurst, Elias Hunt 2, David Hilton 3, Charles Hogg[e] 3, James Hadley 2, Emma Hodges, Charles Hartley 5, Harriet Hindford 2, Phillip Hewett 2, William Hunt 4, David Hutchinson 6, James Hardman 5, Jacob Hindermann, Jacob Hook 8, Ann Jenkins, William Julian 3, Thomas Joice [Joyce] 4, Phillip Jones, James Inshaw, Margaret Johnson 3, Jane Johnson, Isaac Knowles 5, Thomas Knowlden 2, Josiah Knowlden, Charles Kidgel 2, William Kent, Mary A. Loveless, Mary Lockhead, Samuel Langfield, Amelia Longford 2, Charles Livingston 8, Samuel Mullmer [Mulliner] 3, Charles Monkcom 2, Mary Morris, Bertha Mallinax 2, Hector McQuarry, William McFarlane [McFarland] 9, James Moore 2, Angus McDonald 2, Sarah Matthews 3, George Mayer, John Mottese, Samuel Martin 6, Mary Murs, James McCracken, Elizabeth Nish 3, Samuel Ostler 2, Thomas Orr 4, Andrew Odnutt [Ordnatt], Robert Nish 2, Caroline Opterholda, George Neasham, Thomas Palmer 3, Mary Pearce, Susanna Preston, George Pickering, Mary Porter, William Pitt, Josiah Feat [Peat] 2, Mary Prosser, Shaderick Peters 2, Elizabeth Pinder 2, Jane Pilkington, John Pickett 2, Frederick Rushton 6, Mary Reid, Charles Ramsden 4, James Robson 5, Joseph Race 2, William Race 5, Jane Saunders 2, Thomas Sutherland, Ellen Stevens, Thomas Stanger 4, John Story 3, Thomas Stevenson 3, John E Sheldon 3, Daniel Skelding 4, James Stevenson 2, William H Sterrock 6, Michael Saunders, George Simonds [Simmons] 5, Elizabeth Saunders, Mary A Spencer 3, John Thom[p]son, William Thom[p]son 6, Robert Thom[p]son 2, Bonford Thimbeby, Otho Teasdale, George Thom[p]son, Thomas Taysom 4, Sarah Williamson, Thomas Wilson, Harriet Wendford, John Warwood 5, Jane Walker, William West 7, Samuel Ware 6, Thomas B. Wadman, Elizabeth White, James Warlton [Worlton], Sarah A Wickle 2, James Wall 2, James Westwood 6, John Vest 6, Catharine Vealey [Vraley], Marion Young 3 
402 persons; 45 wagons; 220 oxen; 48 cows; 3 horses.



FIFTH COMPANY—Moses Thurston, Captain. 
Williams Brown 2, Clark Baker, John Arnold, Thomas Brooks Bell, Annie Allsworth, William Burnett, Eliza Ann Bunting 2, Sarah Br[o]adbridge, James Aikin, Charles Butterfield, John Brownlow, Charles Bohnford, Richard E Davies 3, John Evans, Hudrew [Andrew] Ferguson 7, Philip Gems 10, Duncan Ferguson, Elizabeth Galgalland, John Giles 4, Aaron Garlick 3, Abraham Helm 13, Annie Hampton, Williams Horsley, Samuel Howard, Francis Hawkes 2, John W Jenkins 2, Joseph Inchin [Inchan] 2, George Knowlden, Thomas Lee 2, Annie Liversidge, Richard Morgan 4, John B Maiben 2, Thomas Margetts, John Moore 5, Thomas Norn [Horn] 7, Thomas Peake, James Pailing 3, John Robinson 4, James Robson, John Rigby, Charlotte Riley, Eliza Richards, John Sheffield 2, Joseph Seale 2, John Stout 3, Joseph Shaw 1, Charles Tuckett 7, John Tedd [Todd], Robert Wright 8, Ruth Wickens, John Wood 8, George Williams 3, Isaac White 2, Francis White 7, William Wilkstonholme [Woostenholme], Jesse Youngblood 
33 wagons, 234 oxen, 28 cows and 12 horses.



SIXTH COMPANY-P. E. F. Co.—C. A. Harper, Captain. 
John Allen 2, A S Burton, Dominie Budrer, Jeanette Bland, Alfred J Atkinson 7, George Burton, Thomas Burton 3, Ann Bradley, Emma Burdsley, Rachel Brown, Samuel Burt 2, Jane Couthanche, Daniel Cadorett, Dominico Bordrane, Alexander Contderwood [Calderwood], Samuel Crawford 4, Hamel Chapman, Agustus Dunin [or Danin], Joseph Dunkley 2, -------- [James Phillip] Dufresne, William Davies 4, Rees Davies 7, John Edwards 3, Abraham Enou[f], James Endriel, William Ferne 4, Susan Dolbel 2, John Lee Gresley, Daniel Graves 9, Henry Goddard 2, William Gorriunge [Gorringe] 4, Cornelius Green 2, George George 3, William Harden 3, Elizabeth Howard, Sarah Howler [Howlet], Louisa Hulse, Ann Hughes 6, Mary Hiles [Hites], Samuel Handrum [Handron], Elizabeth Jenn [Jean], Henry Jones 4, Rosser Jenkins 2, Henry J Jones, William Jones 3, William T Kilburn 4, Samuel Langlois 7, Henry Lucas [Clucas] 5, Mary Ann Lapworth, John D Malan 9, D Meiklejohn, John Memnott [Memmott] 5, John N Morriss 3, Sinah Pugh, Francis Romreal, Mary Robertson, Emma Roe 4, Andrew Robertson, Ann Reese, John Reese 3, William Richards 3, Ephraim Rollins [Rowland] 4, Francis D L George [De St. Joer] 4, John La Sener [Lesueur] 7, James Shanks 5, Robert Sneder, James Squires 2, Mary Ann Williams, Rhoda White 4, Edwin Watts 2, Ann Taylor 3, Mary Parker, Joseph Perkins 3, Jane Price 2, Jeremiah Price 7, Thomas Painter 5, W Thomas 4, Henry Powell, Jenkin Williams, Salina Williams, Thomas Williams, William Vest 3, Josiah Young 8, Robert Toring 4, Catharine White 2



INDEPENDENTS (so called) 
Charles A Harper, Lucy L Brown, Jane Brown, Ann Brewerton, Kitty Bumpton [Brampton], G W Bramwell 3, Martha Barton, Margaret Griffiths, William Hanson [Harden] 2, Morgan Jones, Mary Harris, Jane Jackson, William James 4, Thomas Jeremy 3, Elizabeth Jones, Henry Liversidge 4, Jane C Martin, Dwight Martin 2, John Marrel 2, John Parkin 5, Caroline Pill 2, Joseph Perry, William Rust, William Rowan 3, Joseph D Reynolds, David Reese 2, Williams Reese 6, Edward Sutherland, Daniel Thomas, Harriet Taylor, Thomas Turner, David Williams, Sariah Williams, Thomas Williams 8 
39 wagons, 220 oxen, 30 cows, 1 horse and 1 mule.



SEVENTH COMPANY—Isaac Allred, Captain.Henry Ashcroft 2, U Anderson, E[dmund] C Brand 2, J Bond, G Brown, Thomas Brian, Fred Branson, R[obert] Drummond, J M Coombs, Thomas Colborn, G Gurstang, J[ames] Galland, Mary A Griffin, Samuel Hardy, James Harper, Nephi Hampton 4, L Hambley 3, Samuel Hambley, Edley F Hampton, Caleb Hartley, S[ylvester] Low, Amos Lower, Elizabeth Hardy, Thomas Morgan 2, N Morris, F[rancis] Mainwaring, W V Morris, James Monroe 4, J Nelson 2, Isaac Richards, James Pace, G Robinson, J[oseph] Redfurn, T Stolworthy 2, William Stewart, James C[alvin] Sly, J Timmins, Enoch Trenter, Enoch Richew [Richens], William Warner 2, L Woolman 2, J Walker, Ann Webb, James Wright 
42 men, 13 women, 7 children, 38 wagons, 234 oxen, 1 horse and 1 mule.

Transcript for "Immigration List," Deseret News, 12 September 1855, 214

1st Company

"1st Company", Deseret News, September 18, 1852.

1st Company; James W[illard] Bay, capt., and wife, Laura A. Beal [Bell]; Festus Sprague; Matilda Farr; John S[omers] Higbee; [Dorothy] Ann Carr; Mary Ann Carr; Christopher Granger [Grainger]; Elizabeth Nelson; Jane Yates; Job Morton [Moreton], and wife; Jonathan Morton [Moreton]; Josiah G[uile] Hardy, wife and 5 children; Polly Ball and 5 children; John Hyte [Hyde]; Isaac Perry; Thomas Stewart; Henry S[huler] Buckwalter wife and 3 children; Margaret Wicket [Wickel] and son; John Eaby; John Carpenter; Thomas Moss and 2 children; Charles Whitehouse and wife; Walter Sanders; Mary Jane Sightholder; Joseph A[ndrew] Kelting and 12 persons; G[eorge]. W. Armstrong and 8 persons; J. Holden and 4 persons; Clinton Alexander and 2 persons; Jonathan Earl[e] and 3 persons; S[tephen] M[artindale] Farnsworth, wife and 5 children; Mary and Alice Smith; John Bell; C[ommodore] P[erry] Liston, wife and 3 children; Laura Owen and son; Isaac Turnbaugh, wife and 3 children; Feelden Lankford, wife and 4 children; Barton Allred; George Lamb [Laub], wife and 2 children; Johnson Maginness; Charles Maxen, wife and 2 children; James Townsend, wife and 5 children; Mariah Barida; Hiram House; James Smith; George Felterman; William Jennings and wife; Mary Walker; Charles Walker; John Binnel; Geo. John Walker; Ann Walker; Fred Walker; Thomas Walker; George Walker; Mary Walker; Ann Walker[,] Mary Walker; John Hawkins; Daniel Keeler, wife and 3 children; Robert Caldwell and 7 persons; David E. Anderson and 9 persons; Alexander Whitesides; S. Whitesides, and 5 persons; George W. Moore and 5 persons; Joel [Jacob] Baum and 7 persons; Robert Gaddegel and 1 person.

Transcript for "1st Company," Deseret News, 18 September 1852, 2

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Hindley, Jane Charters Robinson, Journals, 1855-1905, [16-21]

Hindley, Jane Charters Robinson, Journals, 1855-1905, [16-21].

June 7
th
 we got up very early thiss morning as we expect to start to day 
June 8th slept on the waggon last night 
June 9th nothing pictular 
June 10th there is several Indians round 
June 11th we have traveled 20 miles to day 
june 12th we have an exclent man for the Captain of the Company[.] his name is Mr John Hindley[.] I am not much acquainted with him 
june 13th all is well 
june 14 nothing of importance 
june 15th we crossed the big blue thiss morning 
June 16th we met a company going to England 
june 17th 
june 18th nothing pictular[.] travled 20 miles to day 
june 19th we have traveled untill after dark 
june [20]th the tougue of the waggon I felt rather afraid but by the assistance of the Captain all was soon right 
june 21st we have recived oders not to go any further untill another company comes up[.] got more acquainted with Mr Hindley[.] he paid uss a visit to day 
june 22nd nothing pictular 
june 23 all well 
june 24th very hot 
june 25th the boys are bussy in hunting the buffloe 
june 26 Sister Wright was babtzed thiss morning 
June 27th we dont travel to day[.] went to the river side with the Captain 
june 28th all well 
june 29th we intend to travel all night in consuquence of not having water 
june 30th we have arived at the Plat[te] River[.] my face is very much burnt with the Sun 
july 1st we have had some murmering in camp to day[.] I was very sorry to hear it as it hurt the Captains feelings 
july 2nd we have campt close to fort Carny [Kearney]
july 3rd all well 
july 4th nothing pictular 
july 5 another buffloe shot thiss morning 
july 6th dont feel well 
july 7th there has another company joined uss from the Bluffs[.] we are quite tiered wating for word to Start 
july 8th got acquainted with a nice famly and with my friend Romania [B. Bunnell] 
july 9th all well 
july 10th have been thinking of home all day 
july 11th we passed Plum creek to day 
july 12th all well the weather encessinely [incessantly] hot today 
july 13th nothing pictular 
july 14 we are to Start before breckfast 
july 15th all well 
july 16th the Captain is taken Sick[.] Gelena and I took him some wine 
july 17th we have traveled 25 miles to day 
july 18 nothing pictular 
july 19th it rained all night 
july 20th arived at Ash hollow[.] it is a most romantic Spot[.] romania and I walked most of the day together[.] I enjoy her company very much 
july 21st the road is very sandy and we cannot go for [far] to day 
july 22 I had a Short walk with the Capt[.] he wished me to ride but I declined 
july 23rd all well 
july 24th nothing pictular 
july 25 th Gelena and I went to see Chimney Rock 
july 26 passed the Scots Bluffs to day. 
 july 27th all well 
july 28th nothing pictular 
july 29th all well 
july 30th all well 
Augst 1 the feed is very poor for the cattle 
Augst 2 we have arrived at Dear [Deer] Creek[.] it is a Most beautifull place 
Augst 3rd dont feel well 
Augst 4 nothing pictular 
Augst 5th all well 
Augst 6 cleaned the waggon to day 
Augst 7th we cross the plat[te] for the last time to day 
Augst 8 all well 
Augst 9th Bro. Buckwaters Waggon turned over in a creek[.] got his things wet 
Augst 10th nothing pictular 
Augst 11th all well we have passed through Devils Gate 
Augst 12 all well 
Augst 13 all well 
Augst 14th nothing pictular 
Augst 15th had the Capt to Supper 
Augst 16th No feed hear [here] 
Augst 17th all well 
Augst 18th the Capt had to Scold thiss morning[.] I felt hurt to See the conduct of some of the men 
Augst 19th Gelena has given her cloak away 
Augst 20 we Strike the Green River to day 
Augst 21st al well 
Augst 22 nothing pictular 
Augst 23 we will travel by moonlight to night 
Augst 24th all well 
Augst 25th we have just arived at Fort Bridger 
Augst 26th all well 
Augst 27th there has some Waggons from the Valley Met uss to day 
Augst 28th all well 
Augst 29th Bro Snow has just came in camp[.] we had Bro Hindley to dinner and he joined uss 
Augst 30th we have got to weber river 
Augst 31 all well 
Sept 1st Bro Bennet has just arrived with Bro Samuel’s team to takes [take us] in[.] we enjoyed ourselves in his waggon with the Captain and another Brother[.] had some wine to drink 
Sept 2 Bro Richard’s and Cains have com to Meet uss 
Sept 3rd have arived at G S L City

Transcript for Hindley, Jane Charters Robinson, Journals, 1855-1905, [16-21]

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