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John Hamilton1
M, b. 1600, d. between 1667 and 1677, #669
M, b. 1600, d. between 1667 and 1677, #669
| Father | Robert (Roger) Hamilton b. 1570 | |
| Mother | Margaret (?) b. circa 1575 | |
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| Charts | Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale Pedigree for Taylor Jane Bale |
| Relationship | 10th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 11th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 11th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Apr 23, 2005 |
| Birth* | 1600 | Scotland |
| Marriage* | circa 1635 | Principal=Elizabeth Craufurd |
| Death* | between 1667 and 1677 | Scotland |
| Family | Elizabeth Craufurd b. circa 1615 | |
| Child | 1. | John Hamilton+ b. 1639 |
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John Hamilton1
M, d. 1544, #676
M, d. 1544, #676
| Father | Alexander Hamilton d. 1513 | |
| Mother | Marion Cunninghame | |
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| Charts | Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale Pedigree for Taylor Jane Bale |
| Relationship | 14th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 15th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 15th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Apr 3, 2005 |
| Birth* | Cambuskeith, Scotland | |
| Marriage* | Principal=Janet Stewart | |
| Death* | 1544 | Cambuskeith, Scotland |
| Family | Janet Stewart | |
| Child | 1. | David Hamilton+ d. Sep 10, 1590 |
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John Hamilton1
M, #680
M, #680
| Father | James Hamilton | |
| Mother | Marjory (?) | |
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| Charts | Pedigree for Alexander Prescott Bale Pedigree for Taylor Jane Bale |
| Relationship | 16th great-grandfather of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 17th great-grandfather of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 17th great-grandfather of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Apr 3, 2005 |
| Birth* | Cambuskeith, Scotland | |
| Marriage* | Principal=Marion Maxwell |
| Family | Marion Maxwell | |
| Child | 1. | Alexander Hamilton+ d. 1513 |
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John Hamilton
M, #7627
M, #7627
| Last Edited | Apr 16, 2005 |
| Reference* | 985 |
John Hamilton
M, b. 1341, #8075
M, b. 1341, #8075
| Father | Sir David Fitzwalter Hamilton Knight, 2nd of Cadzow b. 1312, d. 1370 | |
| Mother | Lady Margaret Ross b. 1312, d. 1381 | |
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| Relationship | 19th great-granduncle of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 20th great-granduncle of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 20th great-granduncle of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | May 13, 2005 |
| Birth* | 1341 |
John Hamilton1,2
M, b. Oct 14, 1800, d. Apr 23, 1891, #8665
M, b. Oct 14, 1800, d. Apr 23, 1891, #8665
| Father | Robert Hamilton b. Sep 12, 1763, d. Jun 9, 1845 | |
| Mother | Anna Jackson b. circa 1767, d. Apr 16, 1862 | |
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| Relationship | 1st cousin 5 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 6 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 1st cousin 6 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Note* | [Alexandr.ged] have copies of several areas of his Journal. He wrote of river transport on the Susquehanna and also wrote of the early days in Pine Creek Twp. possibly printed in his brothers paper. Have no other history to date. from 'History of Clinton County, PA' by Linn pg. 652 - Linn begins 'The following sketch of the township is from the pen of John Hamilto n,Esq: Description, Warrants, Bridges, Roads, Etc.'Most of the thickly settl edand best cultivated townships of this county were not settled until afte rtheir territory was purchased from the Indians in 1768. It was not so wit hPine Creek. Its beautiful and rich bottom lands were tempting, and few o fthem were not entered upon by settlers and claims marked out in violation of la wand treaties with the Indians. Generally some trifling contract was mad ewith the Indians. The 'fair play' system was one of rigid natural justice, though the settlers who enforced it were in a sense outlaws. 'Our township has an extent of fine miles on the river, north sid e,from Pine Creek to Chatham's Run. This whole extent, as far as I am abl e to ascertain, was settled upon, under claims of three and four hundred acres, before it was purchased from the Indians, previous to the Revolutio n andthe Big Runaway in 1778. It was purchased as the treaty of peace Oct. 23 ,1784, and most of the warrants were laid in 1785, under the claim of the fi rst settlers, the State honoring and securing their claims, on account o fthe noble stand made by them in defense of the country against Great Britian an dher allies, the Indians. 'The first settlers who got back after the was settled on their improvements and took out warrants. I have no evidence that Donaldso ngot back, who settled on what has gone by the name of the Duncan farm, no wowned in part by R. Smith and Crawford. 'Kincaid did not get back. Alexander Hamilton did not return , - hewas killed by the Indians near Northumberland. His family returned, how everand took out a warrant for his improvement. An eagerness to get possessionof land showed itself in strong colors. Not only were the best bottom landsecured, but surveys were made of the greater portion of the hill lands in 1785.Some hill land was taken up and surveyed in 1792 and 1794. 'The first warrants along the river were laid in the names asfollows, beginning at Chatham's Run and down the river; John Chatham, on Chatham'sRun; next below, Col. William Cook, now Condon; then Jane Richard, now Hulingand Betts; then McFadden, now McGuire and Brown; then John Jackson, nowFerguson and McKinney; then Hamilton's heris, now Hamiltons and Shaw; next theDuncan farm, settled on before the was by Alexander Duncan, now owned chiefly by Crawford and Smith... 'The first settlers were Scotch-Irish Presbyterians, not only thoseof Pine Creek, but of the West Branch generally. They did not think of making settlements without sustaining the gospel and schools among them...Theearly teachers were Irish. They used the rod. They were generally old men ,and not notwithstanding the rod, they had michevious scholars. Reading, Writing,and arithmetic were the branches taught. Surveying was as thoroughly taughtthen as now...Grammar was not thought of until the 'Yankees' began to comeamong us as teachers...The Assembly's Shorter Catechism was taught to everyscholar. The children would meet at least once a year to recite it to theirminister. Besides, examinations were held for old and young. 'Preachers visited this place and preached before churches werebuilt or organized. They were sent as missionaries... [New FTW Family File.GED] [Alexandr.ged] have copies of several areas of his Journal. He wrote of river transport on the Susquehanna and also wrote of the early days in Pine Creek Twp. possibly printed in his brothers paper. Have no other history to date. from 'History of Clinton County, PA' by Linn pg. 652 - Linn begins 'The following sketch of the township is from the pen of John Hamilto n,Esq: Description, Warrants, Bridges, Roads, Etc.'Most of the thickly settl edand best cultivated townships of this county were not settled until afte rtheir territory was purchased from the Indians in 1768. It was not so wit hPine Creek. Its beautiful and rich bottom lands were tempting, and few o fthem were not entered upon by settlers and claims marked out in violation of la wand treaties with the Indians. Generally some trifling contract was mad ewith the Indians. The 'fair play' system was one of rigid natural justice, though the settlers who enforced it were in a sense outlaws. 'Our township has an extent of fine miles on the river, north sid e,from Pine Creek to Chatham's Run. This whole extent, as far as I am abl e to ascertain, was settled upon, under claims of three and four hundred acres, before it was purchased from the Indians, previous to the Revolutio n andthe Big Runaway in 1778. It was purchased as the treaty of peace Oct. 23 ,1784, and most of the warrants were laid in 1785, under the claim of the fi rst settlers, the State honoring and securing their claims, on account o fthe noble stand made by them in defense of the country against Great Britian an dher allies, the Indians. 'The first settlers who got back after the was settled on their improvements and took out warrants. I have no evidence that Donaldso ngot back, who settled on what has gone by the name of the Duncan farm, no wowned in part by R. Smith and Crawford. 'Kincaid did not get back. Alexander Hamilton did not return , - hewas killed by the Indians near Northumberland. His family returned, how everand took out a warrant for his improvement. An eagerness to get possessionof land showed itself in strong colors. Not only were the best bottom landsecured, but surveys were made of the greater portion of the hill lands in 1785.Some hill land was taken up and surveyed in 1792 and 1794. 'The first warrants along the river were laid in the names asfollows, beginning at Chatham's Run and down the river; John Chatham, on Chatham'sRun; next below, Col. William Cook, now Condon; then Jane Richard, now Hulingand Betts; then McFadden, now McGuire and Brown; then John Jackson, nowFerguson and McKinney; then Hamilton's heris, now Hamiltons and Shaw; next theDuncan farm, settled on before the was by Alexander Duncan, now owned chiefly by Crawford and Smith... 'The first settlers were Scotch-Irish Presbyterians, not only thoseof Pine Creek, but of the West Branch generally. They did not think of making settlements without sustaining the gospel and schools among them...Theearly teachers were Irish. They used the rod. They were generally old men ,and not notwithstanding the rod, they had michevious scholars. Reading, Writing,and arithmetic were the branches taught. Surveying was as thoroughly taughtthen as now...Grammar was not thought of until the 'Yankees' began to comeamong us as teachers...The Assembly's Shorter Catechism was taught to everyscholar. The children would meet at least once a year to recite it to theirminister. Besides, examinations were held for old and young. 'Preachers visited this place and preached before churches werebuilt or organized. They were sent as missionaries... | |
| Birth | Oct 14, 1800 | Clinton Co, PA2 |
| Birth* | Oct 14, 1800 | Pine Creek Twp, Lycoming Co, PA1,2 |
| Marriage* | Oct 28, 1828 | Pine Creek Twp, Clinton Co, PA, Principal=Hannah Smith1 |
| Death | after 1889 | 2 |
| Death* | Apr 23, 1891 | 1,2 |
| Family | Hannah Smith b. 1805, d. 1868 | |
| Child | 1. | William L Hamilton b. Aug 9, 1831, d. Jan 20, 1900 |
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John Hamilton1
M, b. 1832, d. Dec 15, 1850, #8724
M, b. 1832, d. Dec 15, 1850, #8724
| Father | Thomas Robinson Hamilton b. Nov 13, 1799, d. Nov 12, 1850 | |
| Mother | Letishia Hagerman b. Mar 20, 1805, d. Apr 2, 1889 | |
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| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Birth* | 1832 | OH1 |
| Death* | Dec 15, 1850 | 1 |
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John Hamilton1,2
M, b. circa 1760, d. before Aug 29, 1829, #8742
M, b. circa 1760, d. before Aug 29, 1829, #8742
| Father | Alexander Hamilton b. Jun 5, 1725, d. 1781 | |
| Mother | Amanda Anna Reed b. circa 1725, d. Jan, 1820 | |
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| Relationship | 4th great-granduncle of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 5th great-granduncle of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 5th great-granduncle of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Note* | [Alexandr.ged] SON OF ALEXANDER: Reference notes on Alexander Hamilton Northumberla nd Historical Society Nov. 1, 1958. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION: Estate of Alexander Hamilton - eldest so nappt'd administrator 1782, filed petition with court 1797, deed 1799 with brothers setteled estate. TAX LIST CRAWFORD COUNTY 1813 VENANGO TWP: 236 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow POWER OF ATTORNEY: filed Pittsburgh 6 Sep 1817 for Samuel Torbett t osell land in Venango Twp, Crawford Co. DEED!Witness for James Boles 27 Oct 1827 DOCTOR ACCOUNT: account with Doctor in Meadville, PA period 1802 thr u17 Jul 1809 - copy is possession of M. Bacon 4 Dec 1994. TAX RECORD: Athens Co., OH 1827, 1828, Homer Personal Property, 1 horse, 2 cows CHURCH RECORDS: Windsor, Morgan Co, OH (now Stockport) Presbyteria nChurch admitted to Church 1824, along with wife, daus. Phyanna & Elizabeth. Listed as dismissed from membership Aug 1829 due to death. CENSUS:U.S. Census PA 1800 Crawford Co., Venango Twp., 1810 Venang o Twp Crawford Co., PA, 1820 Waterford Twp, Washington Co, OH, 1830 Wife Elizabeth & 2 children Homer Co., Athens Co., OH. DEEDS:Land in Venango Twp, Crawford Co., PA Sold dto Samuel Torbet t byheirs of John Hamilton, 1) Elizabeth Hamilton & John Hamilton of Marion Twp ,Athens CO., OH to Ezra Jones, recorded 25 June 1832 $300.00 100 acres Venang oTwp Crawford Co., PA .2)John & Hannah Allcock, Adna & Sally Ann Churchill ,John & Sophia MNcMillan, all of Pigeon Twp, St. Joseph Co, MI., heirs portio nsof estate of John Hamilton to Samuel Corbett, recorded 5 Oct 1836. 3)Ebenezer Robinson & Elizabeth Hamilton Robinson & Anna Hamilton of Zanesville TWp., Muskingum Co., OH to Samuel Torbett recorded 5 Oct 1836 4)Thoma s A. Hamilton & Letisha wife of Delaware Co., OH witnessed 31 Aug 1833 5 ) Hugh Nichols and wife Mary Hamilton recorded 5 Oct 1836 6) Elizabeth Hamil ton, widow, James & Phyanna Bole, John & Catherine Hamilton, Catherine Jan eHamilton to Samuel Torbett recorded 5 Oct 1836. TIME LINE FOR JOHN HAMILTON 1760 b. abt 1760 Cumberland Co., Derry Twp PA 1776-1781 served with father in Northumberland Co Militia *See History West Branch of Susquehannah for story of escape from Indian attack.(excerpt of writing by nephew John Hamilton, son of Robert) 1794 Dau Phyanna born 1796 Dau Elizabeth born 1797 Filed petition with Lycoming Co Orphans court on behalf of siblings 1799 Son Thomas born, sold share of inheritance to brother Robert, movedfamily to Crawford Co. 1802 Son John born 1806 Dau Sally born 1811 Dau Catherine born 1813 Last appears on Crawford Co tax list 1817 Filed Power of attorney in Pittsburgh, PA 1820 Appears on Census Waterford Twp, Washington Co., OH 1824 Admitted to membership Stockport Presbyterian Church, Morgan Co. , OH 1827 Witness to deed for son-in-law James Boles 1829 Dismissed from membership of Stockport Church due to death. 1830 Wife listed in Athens Co., OH with two children 1833 - 1836 Heirs sell land in Venango Twp., Crawford Co., PA. from Clinton County History by Linn - Assessment for Pine Creek Twp ,1790 Hamilton, John, seventy-five acres. notes say he married a Parke,more research[New FTW Family File.GED] [Alexandr.ged] SON OF ALEXANDER: Reference notes on Alexander Hamilton Northumberla nd Historical Society Nov. 1, 1958. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION: Estate of Alexander Hamilton - eldest so nappt'd administrator 1782, filed petition with court 1797, deed 1799 with brothers setteled estate. TAX LIST CRAWFORD COUNTY 1813 VENANGO TWP: 236 acres, 1 horse, 1 cow POWER OF ATTORNEY: filed Pittsburgh 6 Sep 1817 for Samuel Torbett t osell land in Venango Twp, Crawford Co. DEED!Witness for James Boles 27 Oct 1827 DOCTOR ACCOUNT: account with Doctor in Meadville, PA period 1802 thr u17 Jul 1809 - copy is possession of M. Bacon 4 Dec 1994. TAX RECORD: Athens Co., OH 1827, 1828, Homer Personal Property, 1 horse, 2 cows CHURCH RECORDS: Windsor, Morgan Co, OH (now Stockport) Presbyteria nChurch admitted to Church 1824, along with wife, daus. Phyanna & Elizabeth. Listed as dismissed from membership Aug 1829 due to death. CENSUS:U.S. Census PA 1800 Crawford Co., Venango Twp., 1810 Venang o Twp Crawford Co., PA, 1820 Waterford Twp, Washington Co, OH, 1830 Wife Elizabeth & 2 children Homer Co., Athens Co., OH. DEEDS:Land in Venango Twp, Crawford Co., PA Sold dto Samuel Torbet t byheirs of John Hamilton, 1) Elizabeth Hamilton & John Hamilton of Marion Twp ,Athens CO., OH to Ezra Jones, recorded 25 June 1832 $300.00 100 acres Venang oTwp Crawford Co., PA .2)John & Hannah Allcock, Adna & Sally Ann Churchill ,John & Sophia MNcMillan, all of Pigeon Twp, St. Joseph Co, MI., heirs portio nsof estate of John Hamilton to Samuel Corbett, recorded 5 Oct 1836. 3)Ebenezer Robinson & Elizabeth Hamilton Robinson & Anna Hamilton of Zanesville TWp., Muskingum Co., OH to Samuel Torbett recorded 5 Oct 1836 4)Thoma s A. Hamilton & Letisha wife of Delaware Co., OH witnessed 31 Aug 1833 5 ) Hugh Nichols and wife Mary Hamilton recorded 5 Oct 1836 6) Elizabeth Hamil ton, widow, James & Phyanna Bole, John & Catherine Hamilton, Catherine Jan eHamilton to Samuel Torbett recorded 5 Oct 1836. TIME LINE FOR JOHN HAMILTON 1760 b. abt 1760 Cumberland Co., Derry Twp PA 1776-1781 served with father in Northumberland Co Militia *See History West Branch of Susquehannah for story of escape from Indian attack.(excerpt of writing by nephew John Hamilton, son of Robert) 1794 Dau Phyanna born 1796 Dau Elizabeth born 1797 Filed petition with Lycoming Co Orphans court on behalf of siblings 1799 Son Thomas born, sold share of inheritance to brother Robert, movedfamily to Crawford Co. 1802 Son John born 1806 Dau Sally born 1811 Dau Catherine born 1813 Last appears on Crawford Co tax list 1817 Filed Power of attorney in Pittsburgh, PA 1820 Appears on Census Waterford Twp, Washington Co., OH 1824 Admitted to membership Stockport Presbyterian Church, Morgan Co. , OH 1827 Witness to deed for son-in-law James Boles 1829 Dismissed from membership of Stockport Church due to death. 1830 Wife listed in Athens Co., OH with two children 1833 - 1836 Heirs sell land in Venango Twp., Crawford Co., PA. from Clinton County History by Linn - Assessment for Pine Creek Twp ,1790 Hamilton, John, seventy-five acres. notes say he married a Parke,more research | |
| Birth* | circa 1760 | Cumberland Co, PA1,2 |
| Marriage* | circa 1790 | PA, Principal=Elizabeth Robinson1,2 |
| Death* | before Aug 29, 1829 | Athens Co, OH1,2 |
| Family | Elizabeth Robinson | |
| Children | 1. | Hanna Hamilton+ |
| 2. | Anna Nancy Hamilton | |
| 3. | Sophia Hamilton | |
| 4. | Mary Hamilton | |
| 5. | Phyanna Hamilton+ b. Sep 4, 1794, d. Jun, 1885 | |
| 6. | Elizabeth Hamilton+ b. Mar 14, 1796, d. circa 1850 | |
| 7. | Thomas Robinson Hamilton+ b. Nov 13, 1799, d. Nov 12, 1850 | |
| 8. | John N Hamilton b. circa 1802 | |
| 9. | Sally Ann Hamilton+ b. circa 1806 | |
| 10. | Catherine Jane Hamilton+ b. 1811 | |
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John Hamilton1
M, #8761
M, #8761
| Father | Alexander Hamilton b. Mar 10, 1792, d. Jan 28, 1851 | |
| Mother | Ann Maria Morrison d. 1871 | |
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| Relationship | 3rd cousin 3 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 3rd cousin 4 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Death* | IA1 | |
| Birth* | Pine Creek Twp, Clinton Co, PA1 |
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John Hamilton
M, b. Jan 14, 1819, d. May 28, 1887, #8907
M, b. Jan 14, 1819, d. May 28, 1887, #8907
| Father | Joseph Hamilton b. 1797, d. 1860 | |
| Mother | susan Bouslough | |
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| Relationship | 2nd cousin 4 times removed of Richard Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Alexander Prescott Bale. |
| Relationship | 2nd cousin 5 times removed of Taylor Jane Bale. |
| Last Edited | Jan 20, 2006 |
| Note* | I have the probate and infomration about the land. also have pictures ofthe cemetery in Pa. have a small obit have not found their marriagerecord LaRita has been to the cemetery and brought back pictures and apiece of the head stone that had been broken off and was laying on theground. I have not been able to locate any saxton records for thiscemetery. and no living person willing to do research there. My motherand I were there in 1996, but ran out of time. as all researchers do. | |
| Reference* | 4 | |
| Birth* | Jan 14, 1819 | Hughville, Lycoming Co, Pennsylvania |
| Marriage* | before 1847 | PA, Principal=Ann Eve Effie Reed |
| Burial* | May, 1887 | Mt Zion, Lycoming Co, Lutheren Pennsylvania |
| Death* | May 28, 1887 | Hughville, Lycoming Co, Pennsylvania |
| Family | Ann Eve Effie Reed b. Sep 7, 1820, d. Oct 10, 1906 | |
| Children | 1. | Adam Hamilton+ b. Jan 15, 1847, d. Oct 15, 1914 |
| 2. | Henrietta Hamilton+ b. Feb 6, 1849, d. Sep 24, 1910 | |
| 3. | Susanna Lizzie Hamilton+ b. Apr, 1853, d. circa 1878 | |
| 4. | William Hamilton b. circa Aug, 1853, d. Oct 12, 1872 | |
| 5. | David Hamilton b. circa 1854 | |
| 6. | Elizabeth Hamilton+ b. Apr, 1855 | |
| 7. | George Parsons Hamilton+ b. Mar, 1859, d. Dec 18, 1933 | |
| 8. | Flem Hamilton b. Mar 13, 1859, d. Apr 4, 1859 | |
| 9. | Charles E Hamilton+ b. Feb, 1866 | |
| 10. | Caroline Hamilton b. circa 1875, d. Nov 1, 1883 | |
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Richard Prescott Bale
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