Henry Rhoads Jr. was born on 5 June 1739 in Germany.1 He was the son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1 Henry Rhoads Jr. married Elizabeth Stoner on 19 October 1760.3 Henry Rhoads Jr. married Barbara Lauriman on 9 February 1808 in Logan County, Kentucky.3 Henry Rhoads Jr. died on 6 March 1814 in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, at age 74.2,1 He was buried in Rhoads Cemetery, Browder, Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.2       He left a will in August 1813 in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.4 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Henry Rhoads Jr.. Birth; Bible Records from the Henry Rhoads Jr. Family Bible. Death; Abstract of Early Kentucky Wills & Inventories, Muhlenberg County. Misc.; Article titled "Henry Rhoads, The Godfather of Muhlenberg County" Article titled "Ohio County, Kentucky, in the Olden Days, Old Vienna and Calhoun, Barnett's Station and Hartford."

Citations

1. [S264] Otto A. Rothert, compiler, A History of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky (Louisville, Kentucky: n.pub., 1913). Hereinafter cited as A History of Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.
2. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Henry Rhoads, Jr.. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.
3. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Henry Rhoads Jr..
4. [S257] J. Estelle Stewart King, compiler, Abstract of Early Kentucky Wills & Inventories (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1933), Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 62-5627, Henry Rhoads, Muhlenberg County, book A, page 179. Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Kentucky Wills & Inventories.

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     Pedigree for Michael Evan Moore

Heinrich Rhoads married Catherine Cauble.1 Heinrich Rhoads died in 1748.1       He immigrated on 31 October 1737 to in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on the ship William.1,2

     Child of Heinrich Rhoads and Catherine Cauble:

Henry Rhoads Sr.+   d. 7 Apr 1774

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Heinrich Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.
2. [S265] Frederick A. Virkus, compiler, The Compendium of American Genealogy: The Genealogical Encyclopedia of the First Families of America (Chicago, Illinois: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1942), Hendreek (Rhodt) Rhoads, Volume VII, Lineage Records, page 639. Hereinafter cited as The Compendium of American Genealogy: The Genealogical Encyclopedia of the First Families of America.

Elizabeth Stoner was born on 25 March 1744 in Frederick County, Maryland.1 She married Henry Rhoads Jr., son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt, on 19 October 1760.1 Elizabeth Stoner died on 2 October 1807 at age 63.1       As of 19 October 1760,her married name was Rhoads.1 Misc.; Article titled "Henry Rhoads, The Godfather of Muhlenberg County" Article titled "Ohio County, Kentucky, in the Olden Days, Old Vienna and Calhoun, Barnett's Station and Hartford."

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Henry Rhoads Jr.. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Barbara Lauriman married Henry Rhoads Jr., son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt, on 9 February 1808 in Logan County, Kentucky.1       As of 9 February 1808,her married name was Rhoads.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Henry Rhoads Jr.. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Appears on Charts:
     Pedigree for Michael Evan Moore

Catherine Cauble married Heinrich Rhoads.1      Her married name was Rhoads.1

     Child of Catherine Cauble and Heinrich Rhoads:

Henry Rhoads Sr.+   d. 7 Apr 1774

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Heinrich Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

John Rhoads was born on 8 February 1746/47 in Frederick County, Maryland.1 He was the son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1 John Rhoads died on 12 July 1816 in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, at age 69.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, John Rhoades. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Joseph Rhoads was born circa 1745.1 He was the son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1 Joseph Rhoads died on 28 October 1799 in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Joseph Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Jacob Rhoads was born circa 1750.1 He was the son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1 Jacob Rhoads died before 21 June 1790 in Londonderry Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Jacob Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Gabriel Rhoads was born circa 1751.1 He was the son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1 Gabriel Rhoads died circa 1818 in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Gabriel Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Daniel Rhoads was born on 5 October 1755 in Antrim Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.1 He was the son of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1 Daniel Rhoads died on 8 April 1838 in Edgar County, Illinois, at age 82.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Daniel Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Barbara Rhoads is the daughter of Henry Rhoads Sr. and Katherina Rheinhardt.1

Citations

1. [S263] Rhoads Family Genealogy, online http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/rhoads.htm, Barbara Rhoads. Hereinafter cited as Rhoads Family Genealogy.

Tombstone photograph of Flora J. McVey (Addington) and husband William J. McVey, taken 11 Jan 2003      William J. McVey was born in 1872.1 He married Flora J. Addington, daughter of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain, circa 1892.1 William J. McVey was buried in Mount Gilead Baptist Church Cemtery, Yankeetown, Warrick County, Indiana, 380014N0871619W.2 He died in 1927.1       Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for William J. McVey. Death; Tombstone Photograph.

Citations

1. [S267] William J. McVey, 1872 - 1927. Tombstone photograph; ; transcribed and photographed by Michael E. Moore.
   
2. [S267] William J. McVey, b. 1872, d. 1927 tombstone photograph; .

Tombstone photograph of Maggie J. Addington, wife of Henry Harold Addington, take 11 Jan 2003      Maggie J. (?) married Henry Harold Addington, son of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain.1 Maggie J. (?) was born on 13 November 1868.1 She died on 25 March 1915 at age 46.1 She was buried in Mount Gilead Baptist Church Cemetery, Yankeetown, Warrick County, Indiana, 380041N0871619W.1      Her married name was Addington.1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Maggie J. (?). Death; Tombstone Photograph.

Citations

1. [S267] Maggie J. Addington, b. 13 Nov 1868, d. 25 Mar 1915. Tombstone photograph; ; transcribed and photographed by Michael E. Moore.
   

Appears on Charts:
     Descendant Chart for Sally (Sarah) Ingleheart
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Oscar D. Addington was born on 14 August 1902.1 He was the son of Lizzie Elizabeth Addington.1,2      Oscar D. Addington appeared on the census of 1910 in the household of Davis Amos Addington and Lizzie Hickerson in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .2 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Oscar D. Addington. Census. 1910. Birth; Bible Records of Davis Addington.

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Davis Addington, book 5, page 40, published by ' A Bicentennial project by Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1975. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
2. [S211] Davis Addington household, 1910 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, population schedule, Boon Township, page 9B, dwelling 170, family 178; National Archives micropublication.

Jessie Parker was born on 5 July 1888.1 She married Herbert T. Addington, son of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain, on 29 May 1921.1 Jessie Parker died on 22 August 1925 at age 37.1       As of 29 May 1921,her married name was Addington.1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Jessie Parker. Misc.; Bible Records from the Herbert Addington Family Bible.

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Herbert Addington, book 2, page 10, compiled by members of the Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter NSDAR in 1966, published by Cook-McDowell Publications, Inc., 719 E. 6th Street, Owensboro, KY, 42301, 1980. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.

Ollie May Wilkerson was born on 11 February 1886.1 She married Herbert T. Addington, son of Davis Amos Addington and Eliza Ellen Cain, on 23 June 1926.1       As of 23 June 1926,her married name was Addington.1 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for Ollie May Wilkerson. Misc.; Bible Records from the Herbert Addington Family Bible.

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, Herbert Addington, book 2, page 10, compiled by members of the Capt. Jacob Warrick Chapter NSDAR in 1966, published by Cook-McDowell Publications, Inc., 719 E. 6th Street, Owensboro, KY, 42301, 1980. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.

Appears on Charts:
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Henry Harold Cain, photo given to me by Charlie Cain      Henry Harold Cain was born on 3 January 1831.1,2 He was the son of John Cain and Sarah Addington.1 Henry Harold Cain married Ella Hudson circa 1851.1 Henry Harold Cain died on 11 March 1931 at age 100. The Bible of John Cain had a clipping of an obituary for Henry Harold Cain, probably from the Boonville Standard, Warrick Co., IN. It reads: "Harold Cain Succumbs at 100". "A stroke of paralysis, suffered a week ago, caused the death Wednesday morning of Henry Harold Cain, 100, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lida Wilder, in Evansville, IN. Mr. Cain was born in Warrick County, IN on January 3, 1831. He was reared and spent the greater part of his life here until some ten or twelve years ago, when he went to Evansville to live with the daughter. He married Miss Ella Hudson, his school girl sweetheart, and built their first home out of poplar logs. After his marriage he turned to farming. His wife died 34 years ago. The centenarian was a devout church member, having been an elder at the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, Warrick County, for more than 60 years and a member of the church for 75 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Wilder at _---this Friday afternoon with continued services at the Boonville General Baptist Church. Interment will be in the family plot in Mt. Gillead Cemetery, Warrick Co., IN. Besides Mrs. Wilder, he is survived by one son, Dr. Daniel B. Cain, and another daughter, Mrs. W. H. Williams both of Evansville, 23 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren."2 He was buried in Mount Gilead Baptish Church Cemetery, Yankeetown, Warrick County, Indiana, 380144N0872036W.3,2      The Bible of John Cain had a clipping of an obituary for Henry Harold Cain, probably from the Boonville Standard, Warrick Co., IN. It reads: "Harold Cain Succumbs at 100". "A stroke of paralysis, suffered a week ago, caused the death Wednesday morning of Henry Harold Cain, 100, at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lida Wilder, in Evansville, IN. Mr. Cain was born in Warrick County, IN on January 3, 1831. He was reared and spent the greater part of his life here until some ten or twelve years ago, when he went to Evansville to live with the daughter. He married Miss Ella Hudson, his school girl sweetheart, and built their first home out of poplar logs. After his marriage he turned to farming. His wife died 34 years ago. The centenarian was a devout church member, having been an elder at the Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, Warrick County, for more than 60 years and a member of the church for 75 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Wilder at _---this Friday afternoon with continued services at the Boonville General Baptist Church. Interment will be in the family plot in Mt. Gillead Cemetery, Warrick Co., IN. Besides Mrs. Wilder, he is survived by one son, Dr. Daniel B. Cain, and another daughter, Mrs. W. H. Williams both of Evansville, 23 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren." End of obituary. He appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Cain and Sarah Addington in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .4 An article from the Evansville Press, Evansville, IN honored Henry Harold Cain on Jan. 3, 1931. "CELEBRATES ONE HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY - friends and relatives from Wayne attend big Celebration in Evansville". "Henry Harold Cain of Evansville has seen his ninety-ninth Christmas and his ninety-ninth New Year's Day because he was 100 yesars old Saturday, Jan. 3. Mr. Cain was well known in northwestern Wayne. On his birthday his family gave him an elaborate birthday and dinner, inviting many of his friends and relatives from other cities. Those attending from this community were: Eli Barnard, John Barnard, Wm. Barnard, Clarence Barnard and Ardie Barnard. An article from the Evansville Press concerning Mr. Cain appears on Page 4 ot this issue." "HISTORY OF MR. CAIN": Cain, who is in remarkable health for his age , is a native of Warrick County. He was born on Jan. 3, 1831 on a farm two and a half miles south of Boonville and spent most of his life as a farmer there, retiring in 1897 after the death of his wife. Since that time he has made his home in Evansville with one of his three surviving children, Mrs. Lisa Wilder, who at present resides at 1507 N. Main Street. The other two surviving children are Dr. Daniel B. Cain and Mrs. Rachel Williams both of Evansville. "MIND REMARKABLY CLEAR" Few there are who keep such a firm hold on this life for 100 years as Cain has, and even fewer are they that keep their own teeth for that length of time. It was only a few days ago that the back two teeth in his jaw began to pain him. So, he called his son Dr. Cain who is a doctor not a dentist to come and perform the extraction for him. Aside from sore gums the extraction has caused him little inconvenience. The man's mind is remarkably clear, and he who has seen so much, forgets little. Cain recalls his first trip to Evansville from Boonville when he was a small boy. Evansville consisted of a tin shop, a print shop and a grocery store, in addition to a tobacco warehouse at the time. The journey, which required one day each way, was a big event in the life of a farm boy in those days. Three yokes of oxen, six animals in all, drew the sled (wagons were seldom used in those days) which was loaded with 300 lbs of tobacco, the sale of which was the reason for the trip. Cain tells of the liquor brawls he saw in Boonville he saw as a child. When questioned in regard to prohibition he indicates that temperance is a better solution to the liquor problem. Henry Harold Cain married his childhood sweetheart, Ellen Hudson, with whom he had gone to school. Nine children were born with only three of whom are still living. There are 23 living grandchildren, 33 great grandchildren. Cain himself was one of a family of nine children. As a young man he taught school for a short time near Boonville for $1 daily He tells of the homemade "galluses" the pupils wore. All they consisted of were two straps of cloth with buttonholes at each end. (These held their pants up). Cain served as bailiff of the Warrick County Court for six years. He has been a member of the General Baptist Church for more than 75 years. Until about about one year ago when his sight went bad, Cain had been a constant reader of the Evansville Courier. He now is able to see vaguely only a few things about him. He hears perfectly however. Cain suffered two light strokes several years ago, but except for the last three years had been able to go about town as he pleased. Until two years ago he spent almost every day at Garvin Park where he made many friends. Speaking of Christmas dinners long ago he said they were called "long dinners" because they were served on long tables heaped with good things. When asked what he would like for dinner he said "Catfish". Warrick Co., IN Tract books for 1870: Henry Cain (69) and (20) acres. U. S. Census records lists Henry as a farmer in Boon Twp., Warrick Co.,IN.1,5 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for John Cain. Census. 1850. Death; Tombstone Photograph Tombstone Photograph (Closeup). Career; Newspaper Article "Centenarian Here Recalls Boyhood..."

     Child of Henry Harold Cain and Ella Hudson:

William R. Cain   b. 23 Dec 1862, d. 13 Mar 1906

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, John Cain, book 6, page 21, compiled, collected and published by members of the Captain Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1979. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
2. [S267] Henry H. Cain, b. Jan 3, 1831, d. Mar. 11, 1931. Tombstone photograph; ; transcribed and photographed by Michael E. Moore.
   
3. [S246] Obituary, Unknown but near Boonville, Indiana, Julie Lynn Moore, 1919 Walnutway Drive, St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri, Henry Harold Cain Obituary, probably in Boonville Standard Newspaper, near 04 Jan 1931. Hereinafter cited as Unknown but near Boonville, Indiana.
4. [S251] John Cain household, 1850 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, free schedule, Boon Township, page 104, dwelling 123, family 123; National Archives micropublication.
5. [S272] Evansville, Indiana: Courier and Press, Willard Library, 21 First Avenue, Evansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana, Henry Harold Cain, article date Jan. 3, 1931. Hereinafter cited as Evansville, Indiana: Courier and Press.

Appears on Charts:
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Elizabeth Ann Cain was born on 8 May 1832.1 She was the daughter of John Cain and Sarah Addington.1 Elizabeth Ann Cain married John H. Barnard on 26 February 1852 in Warrick County, Indiana.2      Elizabeth Ann Cain appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Cain and Sarah Addington in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .3 As of 26 February 1852,her married name was Barnard.2 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for John Cain. Census. 1850.

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, John Cain, book 6, page 21, compiled, collected and published by members of the Captain Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1979. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
2. [S218] Internet Family File, Rhoades, Harter, May, Tapp and Allied Famlies - e-mail address - http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ginnyburke&id=I1146.
3. [S251] John Cain household, 1850 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, free schedule, Boon Township, page 104, dwelling 123, family 123; National Archives micropublication.

Appears on Charts:
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

William Blackman Cain was born on 17 March 1834.1 He was the son of John Cain and Sarah Addington.1 William Blackman Cain married Elzana Baker on 9 September 1855 in Warrick County, Indiana.2,3 William Blackman Cain died on 12 August 1906 in Warrick County, Indiana, at age 72.2 He was buried in South Fork Church Cemetery, Pike County, Indiana.2       He appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Cain and Sarah Addington in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .4 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for John Cain. Census. 1850. Birth; Records from William Blackman Cain's Family Bible, page 1 Records from William Blackman Cain's Family Bible, page 2.

     Children of William Blackman Cain and Elzana Baker:

Wibern Baker Cain   b. 10 Sep 1856, d. 20 Mar 1920
Laura Frances Cain+   b. 18 Aug 1858, d. 14 Jun 1920
Charles Henry Cain   b. 22 Apr 1861, d. 24 Aug 1926
Thomas Hendrix Cain   b. 20 Dec 1862, d. 13 Oct 1889
Mary Eliza Cain   b. 6 May 1865
James Robert Cain   b. 9 Nov 1869, d. 30 Dec 1919
William M. Cain   b. 15 May 1876, d. 8 Jul 1876
Harriet Ann Cain+   b. 22 Jul 1878, d. 5 Dec 1901
Eli Willis Cain   b. 26 Jun 1881, d. 7 Jun 1956
Zana Catherine Cain   b. 8 Mar 1882

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, John Cain, book 6, page 21, compiled, collected and published by members of the Captain Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1979. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
2. [S218] Internet Family File, Rhoades, Harter, May, Tapp and Allied Famlies - e-mail address - http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ginnyburke&id=I1146.
3. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, William Blackman Cain, book 2, page 49 and 50, compiled by members of the Captain Jacob Warrick Chapter NSDAR in 1966, published by Cook-McDowell Publications, Inc., 719 E. 6th Street, Owensboro, KY, 42301, 1980.
4. [S251] John Cain household, 1850 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, free schedule, Boon Township, page 104, dwelling 123, family 123; National Archives micropublication.

Appears on Charts:
     Descendant Chart for Rebecca McGill
     Descendant Chart for Samuel Cain
     Descendant Chart for Dorcas Barnard
     Descendant Chart for William Henry Addington

Lucinda Jane Cain was born on 7 June 1836.1 She was the daughter of John Cain and Sarah Addington.1 Lucinda Jane Cain married Abraham Rhoads on 17 January 1858 in Warrick County, Indiana.2 Lucinda Jane Cain died on 27 August 1906 in Calumet, Oklahoma, at age 70.2 She was buried in Hennessey City Cemetery, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.       She appeared on the census of 1850 in the household of John Cain and Sarah Addington in Boon Township, Warrick County, Indiana, .3 As of 17 January 1858,her married name was Rhoads.2 Click links below to view supporting documents, photos, etc. for John Cain. Census. 1850.

Citations

1. [S268] Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana, John Cain, book 6, page 21, compiled, collected and published by members of the Captain Jacob Warrick Chapter DAR in 1979. Hereinafter cited as Bible and Family Records - Warrick County, Indiana.
2. [S218] Internet Family File, Rhoades, Harter, May, Tapp and Allied Famlies - e-mail address - http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ginnyburke&id=I1146.
3. [S251] John Cain household, 1850 U. S. Census, Warrick County, Indiana, free schedule, Boon Township, page 104, dwelling 123, family 123; National Archives micropublication.

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