Marty and Karla Grant

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21051 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 676 Archibald McRAY, 1 months (1850) born Marion; McRae, Archibald (I44963)
 
21052 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 676 Charlotte McRAY, 5 (1844/45) born Marion; McRae, Charlotte C (I44961)
 
21053 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 676 Emily McRAY, 3 (1846/47) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860;
!CENSUS:1870;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Legette # 291
Ben F. COLLINS, 30 married (no wife listed)
Matilda, 60, Grandmother, widowed
Emily McRae, 30 cousin, single
Elwood, 2, cousin; 		McRae, Emily S (I56054)
 
21054 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 687 Benjamin COLLINS, 1 (1848/49) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 2065 Benjamin COLLINS, 12 (1847/48) born SC;

!CIVIL WAR:For the Civil War, Benjamin F. Collins, served as a Private in Company D, 7th Battalion, South Carolina Reserves ("A History of Marion County, South Carolina", 1902, by W. W. Sellers, Esq, Pages 642-644)

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Legette # 70 Benjamin F. COLLINS, 21 (1848/49) born SC;
!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Legette # 291
Ben F. COLLINS, 30 married (no wife listed)
Matilda, 60, Grandmother, widowed
Emily McRae, 30 cousin, single
Elwood, 2, cousin; 		Collins, Julius Benjamin F Pvt (I44947)
 
21055 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 696 Zilpha COLLINS, 8 (1841/42) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1206
Sol M. WILLIAMSON, 24, SC
Zilphia, 20
John, 1;
!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Legette # 69
Zilpha A. WILLIAMSON, 27 SC
John C. 11
Joseph F. 9;
!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Legette # 242
Zilpha WILLIAMSON, 36 wid
David O. 7 son
Kity M. SMITH, 11/12 June dau; 		Collins, Zilpha Ann (I44944)
 
21056 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 7 Margaret COLLINS, 22 (1827/28) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 2056 Margaret COLLINS, 31 (1828/29) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Legette # 114 Margaret COLLINS, 41 (1828/29) born SC;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Legette # 256 Margaret COLLINS, 52 (1827/28) born SC/SC/SC; 		Smith, Margaret (I43462)
 
21057 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 7 Mary COLLINS, 2 (1847/48) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 2056 Margaret COLLINS, 12 (1847/48) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870; 		Collins, Mary Margaret (I43465)
 
21058 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 807 James JOHNSON, 4 (1845/46) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, James (I64006)
 
21059 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 807 Mary JOHNSON, 6 (1843/44) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Mary (I64007)
 
21060 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 807 Penny JOHNSON, 8 (1841/42) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Penny (I64008)
 
21061 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 807 Sarah JOHNSON, 2 (1847/48) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Sarah (I64005)
 
21062 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 809 Martha JOHNSON, 1 (1848/49) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1721 Samantha JOHNSON, 11
(1848/49)
born SC;
CENSUS:1870; 		Johnson, Mantha (I64014)
 
21063 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 809 Mary JOHNSON, 3 (1846/47) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1721 Mary Ann JOHNSON, 13
(1846/47)
born SC;
CENSUS:1870; 		Johnson, Mary Ann (I64015)
 
21064 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 812 Asa JOHNSON, 6 (1843/44) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Asa (I63979)
 
21065 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 812 Ebenezer JOHNSON, 8 (1841/42)
born Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Ebenezer (I63980)
 
21066 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 812 Elizabeth JOHNSON, 4 (1845/46)
born Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Elizabeth (I63978)
 
21067 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 812 Henry JOHNSON, 6 months (1849/50)
born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, Henry (I63977)
 
21068 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 843 Augustus JONES, 1 (1848/49) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1788 William A. JONES, 12 (1847/48) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 177 William JONES, 22 (1847/48) born SC/SC/SC;

!CENSUS:1880 * Marion Co, SC Hillsboro # 134 W.A. JONES, 31 (1848/48), born SC/SC/SC; 		Jones, William Augustus (I18132)
 
21069 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 843 Sarah JONES, 1 month (1850) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1788 Sallie J. JONES, 8 (1851/52) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Hillsboro Township, Nichols Depot PO # 155/156 *;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Hillsboro # 56/59 *;

!CENSUS:1900 Marion Co., SC Hillsboro # 91/91 *;

!CENSUS:1910 Marion Co., SC Hillsboro # 133/133 *;

GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Sarah

BIRTH: Also shown as Born May 1853 		Jones, Sarah Jane (I18133)
 
21070 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 849 John CAMPBELL, 7 (1842/43) born Marion;

!DEATH:22 May 1852 from Diary of Rev. Simeon Campbell: pg 28 Little John died May 22nd 1852; 		Campbell, John (I940)
 
21071 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 849 Keneth CAMPBELL, 3 (1846/47) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1120 K. (m) CAMPBELL, 12 (1847/48) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Moody's Twp # 115 Kenneth CAMPBELL, 21 (1848/49) born SC, in Eli CAMPBELL's household;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Moody # 198 Kenith CAMPBELL, 27 (1852/53) born SC/SC/SC;

!MARRIAGE:20 Jan 1886 from Diary of Rev Simeon Campbell: pg 120 K.M. CAMPBELL to Miss Anner MOODY, 2 Marriage;

!MARRIAGE:From "The Pee Dee Index" - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999;

!CENSUS:1900 Marion Co, SC Moody # 395 Keneth M. CAMPBELL, May 1849, 51, M 24 (1875/76) born SC/SC/SC;

!CENSUS:1910 Dillon Co, SC Moody pg 244 # 47/47
CAMPBELL KENNETH M HD M W 61 M 2 24 SC SC SC 1848/1849
CAMPBELL ANNA WF F W 53 M 1 24 3 3 AL SC AL 1856/1857
CAMPBELL MANERVA D D F W 28 S SC SC SC 1881/1882
CAMPBELL CLAUDIUS P S M W 25 S SC SC SC 1884/1885
CAMPBELL NEVADA L D F W 28 S SC SC AL 1881/1882
CAMPBELL VERNON H S M W 21 S SC SC AL 1888/1889
CAMPBELL GENEVA G D F W 19 S SC SC AL 1890/1891
CAMPBELL ELIZABETH SI F W 71 S SC SC SC 1838/1839


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 175

Scott. - The Scott family, in Hillsboro, are not very extensive. Old man Pharaoh Scott lived near Tabernacle Church, on the road from Gaddy's to Nichols; he was a harmless, honest and inoffensive man; he raised three sons, Thomas, James and Ely. Thomas married and moved West, many years ago; James married Miss Sallie Elvington, daughter of old John Elvington ; James Scott is dead, but his wife, Sallie, still survives ; he raised a large family, sons and daughters, all unknown except the oldest son, Giles Scott, who is now a worthy citizen of that community. Ely Scott also married Miss Appie Elvington, daughter of old man John Elvington ; by her he had one daughter ; his wife died, and he married another one of the ten daughters of John Goodyear-an excellent woman she was ; I think she is dead ; she left two daughters ; Ely Scott is also dead. Old Pharaoh Scott had one daughter, named Patience; she married Jerry Campbell, near Mullins; Jerry and wife are both dead; they left two sons, K. M. Campbell and Rev. Ely Campbell, citizens of Reaves Township, and much respected. Pharaoh Scott had a brother up about the High Hill, whose name is forgotten; he had sons, William and Ervin, and perhaps others, and there are members of that family now in that neighborhood, two of whom, John L. and William, are known. Ervin Scott married a daughter of old Jessee Elvington; he was an energetic, persevering man; he died in middle life, and left a family. I know nothing of them-nor is anything known of William Scott's family. ;

!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq. 1902. Pg 486 - 487:
"Jerre CAMPBELL married Miss Patience SCOTT, daughter of old Pharoah SCOTT, in the Tabernacle section, in Hillsboro; they had two sons and four daughters; the sons are Kenneth and Eli. One daughter married Willis ROGERS, and had Simeon, Hampton and others. Eli CAMPBELL married Miss Josephine HUGGINS, and had one child, a daughter who married Percy HARRELSON, and has one or two children (small). One daughter of Jerre married Lawrence SESSIONS; she had three or four children, and died. Two of Jerre's daughters are unmarried. Kenneth CAMPBELL married a Miss HARRELSON, and has two daughters, unmarried."; 		Campbell, Kenneth M (I935)
 
21072 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 85 Ann WOODBERRY, 2 (1847/48) born Horry; Woodberry, Agness Frances (I18322)
 
21073 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 85 Elizabeth WOODBERRY, 22 (1827/28) born Horry; Elizabeth (I18319)
 
21074 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 85 Elizabeth WOODBERRY, 5 (1844/45) born Horry; Woodberry, Elizabeth (I18320)
 
21075 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 85 Richard WOODBERRY, 4 (1845/46) born Horry;
REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq.
1902. Pg 355 - 358; 		Woodberry, Richard (I18321)
 
21076 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 892/896
James Hays Sr 58 Farmer $700 Marion
Orra 38
Martha 7
Penny 5
John 1;



!REFERENCE:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina" by W.W. Sellers, Esq.
1902. Pg 171;


!MARION CO., SC EQUITY ROLL # 241 James Hays died 1852; 		Hayes, James (I17754)
 
21077 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 892/896
James Hays Sr 58 Farmer $700 Marion
Orra 38
Martha 7
Penny 5
John 1; 		Orra (I108502)
 
21078 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 892/896
James Hays Sr 58 Farmer $700 Marion
Orra 38
Martha 7
Penny 5
John 1; 		Hayes, Martha Ann (I108503)
 
21079 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 892/896
James Hays Sr 58 Farmer $700 Marion
Orra 38
Martha 7
Penny 5
John 1; 		Hayes, Penelope (I108504)
 
21080 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 892/896
James Hays Sr 58 Farmer $700 Marion
Orra 38
Martha 7
Penny 5
John 1; 		Hayes, John (I108505)
 
21081 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 922/927
William P. Britt, 26 Marion Dist, SC
Ann, 30
John, 5
Sarah, 4
Charity, 2; 		Ann (I52344)
 
21082 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 922/927
William P. Britt, 26 Marion Dist, SC
Ann, 30
John, 5
Sarah, 4
Charity, 2; 		Britt, John (I52345)
 
21083 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 922/927
William P. Britt, 26 Marion Dist, SC
Ann, 30
John, 5
Sarah, 4
Charity, 2; 		Britt, Sarah (I52346)
 
21084 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 922/927
William P. Britt, 26 Marion Dist, SC
Ann, 30
John, 5
Sarah, 4
Charity, 2; 		Britt, Charity (I52347)
 
21085 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 922/927
William P. Britt, 26 Marion Dist, SC
Ann, 36
John, 5
Sarah, 4
Charity, 2;

!CENSUS:1860 Robeson Co, NC # 280/280
W. P. Britt, 38, NC
Polly, 25 NC
William, 1;
!CENSUS:1870 Robeson Co, NC Britts # 102/102
William P. Britt, 46 NC
Mary, 36
William W. 10
Tempa, 9
Isham, 7
Mary M. 4
Nancy 1
!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reeves # 174/174
Pinkney Britt, 56 NC-NC-NC
Mary, 40 wife
Tempy, 19 dau
Isham, 17 son
Mary M 14 dau
Nancy J. 12 dau
Pink P. 9 son
Amanda 6 dau
Jos. 4 son
Lydia, 1 dau; 		Britt, William Pinkney (I6003)
 
21086 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 926 Calhoun JOHNSON, 6 (1843/44) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1126 Osborne O. JOHNSON, 16
(1843/44)
born SC;
CENSUS:1860 * Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1955 Calhoun JOHNSON, 13
(1846/47) born SC;
CENSUS:1870; 		Johnson, Calhoun Osborne (I44915)
 
21087 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 926 Martha JOHNSON, 6 months
(1849/50) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1126 M. (f) JOHNSON, 12
(1847/48)
born SC;
CENSUS:1860 * Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1955 Martha JOHNSON, 12
(1847/48)
born SC;
CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Marion Twp # 17 Mattie JOHNSON, 17
(1852/53) born SC
Occupation: Assistant Superintendant;
CENSUS:1880; 		Johnson, Martha (I44913)
 
21088 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 926 William JOHNSON, 3 (1846/47) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Johnson, William (I44914)
 
21089 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 93 Edward SANDERS, 2 (1847/48) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Sanders, Edward (I49295)
 
21090 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 93 Elizabeth SANDERS, 5 (1844/45)
born Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Sanders, Elizabeth (I49296)
 
21091 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 93 George SANDERS, 8 (1841/42) born
Marion;
CENSUS:1860; 		Sanders, George (I49297)
 
21092 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 938 David SMITH, 8 (1841/42) born Marion;

CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1251 D.A. (m) SMITH, 18 (1841/42)
born SC;

CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 77
D. A. SMITH, 22
Allice, 3*
John Maxcy, 1
Rebecca SMITH, 20
Sophy REAVES, 2
Barney PAGE, 1/12;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Bethea # 7
David A. SMITH, 38
Alice, 33 wife
John M. 14 son
Elisha P., 10 son
Julius C., 7 son
Agustus W., 2 son;


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 386-395
...
Osborne Lane married a Miss Crawford, a sister of old James Crawford, of Spring Branch-I suppose, older than her brother. The Crawfords were quite respectable in that day and have continued to be so down to the present time. The fruits of the marriage, as known, were eight sons, John, Thomas, Alexander, James, Robert, David, Stephen and William, and two daughters, Kesiah and Elizabeth.
...
The other daughter, Kesiah, of old Osborne Lane, married old Samuel Smith (three junior), of Buck Swamp; the results of the marriage were two sons, John L. and Stephen Smith, born, respectively, in 1811 and 1813, when she died; and old man Samuel, Jr., married a second time, Miss Sallie Hays, daughter of old Ben Hays, of Hillsboro Township (now), and who has already been noticed herein among the Hays family. Two better citizens than John L. Smith and Stephen Smith are hard to find anywhere. John L. Smith became a Methodist traveling preacher, and after traveling three or four years, married a Miss Wannamaker, of Orangeburg County, and located, but continued to preach in a local position up to a short time before his death; he was an exemplary, pious. Christian gentleman. John L. Smith settled in the Fork, on Buck Swamp, and accumulated a good property, which he left unincumbered to his widow by a second marriage and his children ; he raised five sons and three daughters ; his sons were Daniel Asbury, Marcus L., Jacob W., John A. and Wilbur F. Smith, each and every one of whom, except, perhaps, Wilbur and Albert, who was too young, went into the war early and remained in it to the end. Marcus L. was badly wounded, and carries the evidence of it in his person every day since. Daniel Asbury came out of the war as a Captain ; married, after the war. Miss Alice Bethea, a daughter of Captain E. C. Bethea; by the marriage four sons were born and raised, of whom Dr. Maxcy Smith, the eldest, now at Page's Mill, is one and the only one in the State. The other three, with their mother, are in Birmingham, Ala., all doing well. Dr. Maxcy Smith married an Alabama lady. and has three or four children (small). Daniel Asbury Smith died some years ago. Marcus L. Smith married Miss Mary Smith, a daughter of Reddin W. Smith, east of Marion ; they have some children; don't know how many; has one or two married daughters. Jacob W. Smith, the third son, married Miss Fannie Nichols, who has already been noticed in or among the Nichols family. John Albert Smith, the fourth son, married a widow, Jennie Smith, of Mississippi; had and raised three daughters and one son, Henry Smith, now at Mullins, and has a family (small). The three daughters are married-the eldest to John Wilcox, of Marion, already mentioned among the Wayne family. Another daughter married Dennis Berry, of Marion ; they have some children, how many is unknown. The youngest daughter, Laura, married Chalmers Rogers, of Mullins, and resides there. John Albert Smith was first appointed County Auditor, which place he held with success for three or four years, when he was elected Clerk of the Court in 1880, as successor to R. K. Clark; he held that office for two years, when he died, and was succeeded by John Wilcox, as hereinbefore stated. The three daughters of John L. Smith were Anna M., Jane and Hettie. Anna M. married Philip W. Bethea; by the marriage, three sons and three daughters have been raised-George C, L. Asbury and Pickett the daughters are Bettie, Nannie and Lilian. George married Julia Wayne, the only daughter of Gabriel L Wayne; they had no offspring, and he died a few years ago. L. Asbury never married, and died two years ago. Pickett Bethea, the third son, married a daughter of Captain R. H. Rogers, of the Gaddy's Mill section ; they have, perhaps, two or three children (small) ; Pickett is a graduate of Wofford College, and has successfully followed teaching ever since his graduation -has been teaching in the same school in Darlington County for four or five years, which evidences his popularity as a teacher. Bettie, the eldest daughter, married David E. Allen, and has already been noticed among the Watson or Allen family. Nannie and Lilian recently married two Mr. Williams, brothers, saw mill men; may have a child each. The second daughter of John L. Smith, Jane, became the second wife of Dr. John J. Bethea, of Mullins; by this marriage, two sons, Lawrence and Julian, and one daughter, Minnie were born. Lawrence Bethea married a lady in Mississippi, first, and by her had three or four ohildren-a son grown, named John ; a daughter, Ruth, who married a Mr. West, from Augusta, Ga., and who is now at Mullins, merchandising;. and one daughter. Pearl, who died before maturity. The first wife died, and Lawrence married a Miss Rogers, daughter of David S. Rogers, of the "Free State" section ; he is farming. Julian M. Bethea, the second son of Dr. John J. Bethea, married a lady in Mississippi ; has only one child, a daughter ; he is merchandising at Mullins. Hettie Smith, the youngest daughter of John L. Smith, married Pinckney C. Page, who was killed in the war or died of disease, and left three children, who has already been noticed herein or among the Page family. Wilbur F. Smith, the youngest son of John L. Smith, graduated at Wofford College, in 1875, and soon afterwards emigrated to Mississippi, where he still remains ; I suppose he has a family. Minnie Bethea, the daughter of Dr. John J. Bethea, married Robert M. Daniel, son of W. H. Daniel, of Mullins ; she died in two or three years after marriage, childless. Stephen Smith, brother of John L. and a grand-son of old Osborne Lane, married Polly Huggins, a daughter of old John Huggins, of Huggins Bridge, on Little Pee Dee ; by this marriage seven sons and four daughters were born and raised; the sons were George W., Ebenezer, B. Cause, S. Elmore, S. W. Smith, J. Emory (all gallant soldiers in the war), and another killed on the railroad, near Florence, during the war; these, together with their sisters, have already been mentioned in or among the Huggins family, the Martin family and the Harrelson family. ; 		Smith, Cpt Daniel Asbury (I7630)
 
21093 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 938 Jacob SMITH, 4 (1845/46) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1251 J.W. (m) SMITH, 14 (1845/46) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Hillsboro # 2
Jacob SMITH, 24
Fannie, 26
Leonzo, 1;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 429 Jake W. SMITH, 34 (1845/46) born SC/SC/SC;




Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 189-

NICHOLS.-The Nichols family, so far as the county is concerned, sprang from old Averett Nichols, of Columbus County, N. C. His youngest son, Averett, born 8th March, 1803, settled in Marion County in 1830 ; he married a Miss Burney, of Columbus County, N. C. ; he located near what is now called Nichols, in the woods, apparently a poor place, lived there during his long life, and died there at the age of near ninety three, on the 7th January, 1896; he raised a family of ten children, eight daughters and two sons ; the sons, McKendree (called Kendree) and Averitt Burney. Kendree was a very promising young man, unmarried; went into the Southern army as a Lieutenant, and was killed, as I think, in second Manassas, 30th August, 1862. A. B. Nichols, a prominent and progressive citizen, merchant and farmer at Nichols, S. C, married a Miss Sophronia Daniel, and has a family of children, how many is unknown-be is doing his full duty in that respect, as well as in every other ; he is a first class man, and safe in every way. Averitt Nichols' oldest daughter, Mary, married Isham H. Watson, and is now a widow, and childless his daughter, Lucy, married a Mr. Lawson ; they emigrated to Texas many years ago, and, I suppose, are contributing their share to the population and wealth of that great State. Sarah (or Sallie) married our modest but successful fellow-citizen, J. Thomas Jones; she has been dead many years, but left several sons and daughters, all of whom are now among us I do not know the names of all the sons ; Eli is one, Beverly another, Kendree, Evander and Robert Boyd, maybe another one or two. There are four daughters, Lucy Ellen, who married J. B. Williams; Lola, who married William E. Hewit; Catharine, married David N. Bethea; and Miss Fannie is yet single. Of this family, it may be said, they are all first class citizens, doing well and law-abiding. Anne Nichols married the late T. B. Braddy, who was killed by D. W. McLaurin, in 1881 ; he left a son, Oscar Braddy, by his Nichols wife ; he and his mother reside in Hillsboro Township, and, I suppose, arc doing fairly well. Fannie Nichols married our respected fellow-citizen, Jacob W. Smith, and has several children; I do not know how many ; he lives in Latta. I know his son, Alonzo Smith, who is a progressive and first class young business man, and promises to become one of the leading men of the county. Miss Rebecca Nichols, youngest daughter of Averitt Nichols, never married ; she was, after the death of her mother, the controling (sic) spirit and manager of the female department of the household until a few years ago, she unexpectedly and suddenly died; she was a charming young woman, just the sort to have made a good housewife. There were two other daughters, who died about maturity and unmarried. Averitt Nichols was a very exemplary man ; he had the faculty in large degree of attending to his own business and of letting other people's business severely alone; the result was that he amassed a large property, raised a large and respectable family would not go in debt - paid as he went ; he was never in a hurry or in a flurry about anything ; had in the Bank of New Hanover, Wilmington, N. C, several thousand dollars when it failed some seven or eight years ago, and which was mostly lost. In his later days the old gentleman partially lost his mind, and his affairs, financial and otherwise, were managed by his son, A. B. Nichols. The old man was never informed of the loss of his money by the failure of the bank ; he died not knowing anything about it. ;



!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 386-395
...
Osborne Lane married a Miss Crawford, a sister of old James Crawford, of Spring Branch-I suppose, older than her brother. The Crawfords were quite respectable in that day and have continued to be so down to the present time. The fruits of the marriage, as known, were eight sons, John, Thomas, Alexander, James, Robert, David, Stephen and William, and two daughters, Kesiah and Elizabeth.
...
The other daughter, Kesiah, of old Osborne Lane, married old Samuel Smith (three junior), of Buck Swamp; the results of the marriage were two sons, John L. and Stephen Smith, born, respectively, in 1811 and 1813, when she died; and old man Samuel, Jr., married a second time, Miss Sallie Hays, daughter of old Ben Hays, of Hillsboro Township (now), and who has already been noticed herein among the Hays family. Two better citizens than John L. Smith and Stephen Smith are hard to find anywhere. John L. Smith became a Methodist traveling preacher, and after traveling three or four years, married a Miss Wannamaker, of Orangeburg County, and located, but continued to preach in a local position up to a short time before his death; he was an exemplary, pious. Christian gentleman. John L. Smith settled in the Fork, on Buck Swamp, and accumulated a good property, which he left unincumbered to his widow by a second marriage and his children ; he raised five sons and three daughters ; his sons were Daniel Asbury, Marcus L., Jacob W., John A. and Wilbur F. Smith, each and every one of whom, except, perhaps, Wilbur and Albert, who was too young, went into the war early and remained in it to the end. Marcus L. was badly wounded, and carries the evidence of it in his person every day since. Daniel Asbury came out of the war as a Captain ; married, after the war. Miss Alice Bethea, a daughter of Captain E. C. Bethea; by the marriage four sons were born and raised, of whom Dr. Maxcy Smith, the eldest, now at Page's Mill, is one and the only one in the State. The other three, with their mother, are in Birmingham, Ala., all doing well. Dr. Maxcy Smith married an Alabama lady. and has three or four children (small). Daniel Asbury Smith died some years ago. Marcus L. Smith married Miss Mary Smith, a daughter of Reddin W. Smith, east of Marion ; they have some children; don't know how many; has one or two married daughters. Jacob W. Smith, the third son, married Miss Fannie Nichols, who has already been noticed in or among the Nichols family. John Albert Smith, the fourth son, married a widow, Jennie Smith, of Mississippi; had and raised three daughters and one son, Henry Smith, now at Mullins, and has a family (small). The three daughters are married-the eldest to John Wilcox, of Marion, already mentioned among the Wayne family. Another daughter married Dennis Berry, of Marion ; they have some children, how many is unknown. The youngest daughter, Laura, married Chalmers Rogers, of Mullins, and resides there. John Albert Smith was first appointed County Auditor, which place he held with success for three or four years, when he was elected Clerk of the Court in 1880, as successor to R. K. Clark; he held that office for two years, when he died, and was succeeded by John Wilcox, as hereinbefore stated. The three daughters of John L. Smith were Anna M., Jane and Hettie. Anna M. married Philip W. Bethea; by the marriage, three sons and three daughters have been raised-George C, L. Asbury and Pickett the daughters are Bettie, Nannie and Lilian. George married Julia Wayne, the only daughter of Gabriel L Wayne; they had no offspring, and he died a few years ago. L. Asbury never married, and died two years ago. Pickett Bethea, the third son, married a daughter of Captain R. H. Rogers, of the Gaddy's Mill section ; they have, perhaps, two or three children (small) ; Pickett is a graduate of Wofford College, and has successfully followed teaching ever since his graduation -has been teaching in the same school in Darlington County for four or five years, which evidences his popularity as a teacher. Bettie, the eldest daughter, married David E. Allen, and has already been noticed among the Watson or Allen family. Nannie and Lilian recently married two Mr. Williams, brothers, saw mill men; may have a child each. The second daughter of John L. Smith, Jane, became the second wife of Dr. John J. Bethea, of Mullins; by this marriage, two sons, Lawrence and Julian, and one daughter, Minnie were born. Lawrence Bethea married a lady in Mississippi, first, and by her had three or four ohildren-a son grown, named John ; a daughter, Ruth, who married a Mr. West, from Augusta, Ga., and who is now at Mullins, merchandising;. and one daughter. Pearl, who died before maturity. The first wife died, and Lawrence married a Miss Rogers, daughter of David S. Rogers, of the "Free State" section ; he is farming. Julian M. Bethea, the second son of Dr. John J. Bethea, married a lady in Mississippi ; has only one child, a daughter ; he is merchandising at Mullins. Hettie Smith, the youngest daughter of John L. Smith, married Pinckney C. Page, who was killed in the war or died of disease, and left three children, who has already been noticed herein or among the Page family. Wilbur F. Smith, the youngest son of John L. Smith, graduated at Wofford College, in 1875, and soon afterwards emigrated to Mississippi, where he still remains ; I suppose he has a family. Minnie Bethea, the daughter of Dr. John J. Bethea, married Robert M. Daniel, son of W. H. Daniel, of Mullins ; she died in two or three years after marriage, childless. Stephen Smith, brother of John L. and a grand-son of old Osborne Lane, married Polly Huggins, a daughter of old John Huggins, of Huggins Bridge, on Little Pee Dee ; by this marriage seven sons and four daughters were born and raised; the sons were George W., Ebenezer, B. Cause, S. Elmore, S. W. Smith, J. Emory (all gallant soldiers in the war), and another killed on the railroad, near Florence, during the war; these, together with their sisters, have already been mentioned in or among the Huggins family, the Martin family and the Harrelson family. ; 		Smith, Jacob W (I7632)
 
21094 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 938 John SMITH, 1 (1848/49) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1251 J.A. (m) SMITH, 12 (1847/48) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 200
Albert SMITH, 21
Virginia, 25
Lela, 1;
!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Marion # 240
Albert J. SMITH, 31, county auditor
Mary V., 36, wife, TX/MS/TX
Lela I., 1 dau MS/SC/TX
Fany R., 9 dau SC/SC/TX
Laura L, 6 dau
William H., 3 son
Sidney E. COLLINS, 70, F-L, MS/PA/AL
Louiza R., 56, M-L, TX/LA/KY
David McCORMICK, B, M, 1, Servant, SC/SC/SC;


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 386-395
...
Osborne Lane married a Miss Crawford, a sister of old James Crawford, of Spring Branch-I suppose, older than her brother. The Crawfords were quite respectable in that day and have continued to be so down to the present time. The fruits of the marriage, as known, were eight sons, John, Thomas, Alexander, James, Robert, David, Stephen and William, and two daughters, Kesiah and Elizabeth.
...
The other daughter, Kesiah, of old Osborne Lane, married old Samuel Smith (three junior), of Buck Swamp; the results of the marriage were two sons, John L. and Stephen Smith, born, respectively, in 1811 and 1813, when she died; and old man Samuel, Jr., married a second time, Miss Sallie Hays, daughter of old Ben Hays, of Hillsboro Township (now), and who has already been noticed herein among the Hays family. Two better citizens than John L. Smith and Stephen Smith are hard to find anywhere. John L. Smith became a Methodist traveling preacher, and after traveling three or four years, married a Miss Wannamaker, of Orangeburg County, and located, but continued to preach in a local position up to a short time before his death; he was an exemplary, pious. Christian gentleman. John L. Smith settled in the Fork, on Buck Swamp, and accumulated a good property, which he left unincumbered to his widow by a second marriage and his children ; he raised five sons and three daughters ; his sons were Daniel Asbury, Marcus L., Jacob W., John A. and Wilbur F. Smith, each and every one of whom, except, perhaps, Wilbur and Albert, who was too young, went into the war early and remained in it to the end. Marcus L. was badly wounded, and carries the evidence of it in his person every day since. Daniel Asbury came out of the war as a Captain ; married, after the war. Miss Alice Bethea, a daughter of Captain E. C. Bethea; by the marriage four sons were born and raised, of whom Dr. Maxcy Smith, the eldest, now at Page's Mill, is one and the only one in the State. The other three, with their mother, are in Birmingham, Ala., all doing well. Dr. Maxcy Smith married an Alabama lady. and has three or four children (small). Daniel Asbury Smith died some years ago. Marcus L. Smith married Miss Mary Smith, a daughter of Reddin W. Smith, east of Marion ; they have some children; don't know how many; has one or two married daughters. Jacob W. Smith, the third son, married Miss Fannie Nichols, who has already been noticed in or among the Nichols family. John Albert Smith, the fourth son, married a widow, Jennie Smith, of Mississippi; had and raised three daughters and one son, Henry Smith, now at Mullins, and has a family (small). The three daughters are married-the eldest to John Wilcox, of Marion, already mentioned among the Wayne family. Another daughter married Dennis Berry, of Marion ; they have some children, how many is unknown. The youngest daughter, Laura, married Chalmers Rogers, of Mullins, and resides there. John Albert Smith was first appointed County Auditor, which place he held with success for three or four years, when he was elected Clerk of the Court in 1880, as successor to R. K. Clark; he held that office for two years, when he died, and was succeeded by John Wilcox, as hereinbefore stated. The three daughters of John L. Smith were Anna M., Jane and Hettie. Anna M. married Philip W. Bethea; by the marriage, three sons and three daughters have been raised-George C, L. Asbury and Pickett the daughters are Bettie, Nannie and Lilian. George married Julia Wayne, the only daughter of Gabriel L Wayne; they had no offspring, and he died a few years ago. L. Asbury never married, and died two years ago. Pickett Bethea, the third son, married a daughter of Captain R. H. Rogers, of the Gaddy's Mill section ; they have, perhaps, two or three children (small) ; Pickett is a graduate of Wofford College, and has successfully followed teaching ever since his graduation -has been teaching in the same school in Darlington County for four or five years, which evidences his popularity as a teacher. Bettie, the eldest daughter, married David E. Allen, and has already been noticed among the Watson or Allen family. Nannie and Lilian recently married two Mr. Williams, brothers, saw mill men; may have a child each. The second daughter of John L. Smith, Jane, became the second wife of Dr. John J. Bethea, of Mullins; by this marriage, two sons, Lawrence and Julian, and one daughter, Minnie were born. Lawrence Bethea married a lady in Mississippi, first, and by her had three or four ohildren-a son grown, named John ; a daughter, Ruth, who married a Mr. West, from Augusta, Ga., and who is now at Mullins, merchandising;. and one daughter. Pearl, who died before maturity. The first wife died, and Lawrence married a Miss Rogers, daughter of David S. Rogers, of the "Free State" section ; he is farming. Julian M. Bethea, the second son of Dr. John J. Bethea, married a lady in Mississippi ; has only one child, a daughter ; he is merchandising at Mullins. Hettie Smith, the youngest daughter of John L. Smith, married Pinckney C. Page, who was killed in the war or died of disease, and left three children, who has already been noticed herein or among the Page family. Wilbur F. Smith, the youngest son of John L. Smith, graduated at Wofford College, in 1875, and soon afterwards emigrated to Mississippi, where he still remains ; I suppose he has a family. Minnie Bethea, the daughter of Dr. John J. Bethea, married Robert M. Daniel, son of W. H. Daniel, of Mullins ; she died in two or three years after marriage, childless. Stephen Smith, brother of John L. and a grand-son of old Osborne Lane, married Polly Huggins, a daughter of old John Huggins, of Huggins Bridge, on Little Pee Dee ; by this marriage seven sons and four daughters were born and raised; the sons were George W., Ebenezer, B. Cause, S. Elmore, S. W. Smith, J. Emory (all gallant soldiers in the war), and another killed on the railroad, near Florence, during the war; these, together with their sisters, have already been mentioned in or among the Huggins family, the Martin family and the Harrelson family. ; 		Smith, John Albert (I7633)
 
21095 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 938 Marcus SMITH, 6 (1843/44) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC Marion Twp # 1251 M.L. (m) SMITH, 16 (1843/44) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Marion # 52
Marcus L. SMITH, 26
Sarah H., 19;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Reaves # 108 M.L. SMITH, 36 (1843/44) born SC/SC/SC;


!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 386-395
...
Osborne Lane married a Miss Crawford, a sister of old James Crawford, of Spring Branch-I suppose, older than her brother. The Crawfords were quite respectable in that day and have continued to be so down to the present time. The fruits of the marriage, as known, were eight sons, John, Thomas, Alexander, James, Robert, David, Stephen and William, and two daughters, Kesiah and Elizabeth.
...
The other daughter, Kesiah, of old Osborne Lane, married old Samuel Smith (three junior), of Buck Swamp; the results of the marriage were two sons, John L. and Stephen Smith, born, respectively, in 1811 and 1813, when she died; and old man Samuel, Jr., married a second time, Miss Sallie Hays, daughter of old Ben Hays, of Hillsboro Township (now), and who has already been noticed herein among the Hays family. Two better citizens than John L. Smith and Stephen Smith are hard to find anywhere. John L. Smith became a Methodist traveling preacher, and after traveling three or four years, married a Miss Wannamaker, of Orangeburg County, and located, but continued to preach in a local position up to a short time before his death; he was an exemplary, pious. Christian gentleman. John L. Smith settled in the Fork, on Buck Swamp, and accumulated a good property, which he left unincumbered to his widow by a second marriage and his children ; he raised five sons and three daughters ; his sons were Daniel Asbury, Marcus L., Jacob W., John A. and Wilbur F. Smith, each and every one of whom, except, perhaps, Wilbur and Albert, who was too young, went into the war early and remained in it to the end. Marcus L. was badly wounded, and carries the evidence of it in his person every day since. Daniel Asbury came out of the war as a Captain ; married, after the war. Miss Alice Bethea, a daughter of Captain E. C. Bethea; by the marriage four sons were born and raised, of whom Dr. Maxcy Smith, the eldest, now at Page's Mill, is one and the only one in the State. The other three, with their mother, are in Birmingham, Ala., all doing well. Dr. Maxcy Smith married an Alabama lady. and has three or four children (small). Daniel Asbury Smith died some years ago. Marcus L. Smith married Miss Mary Smith, a daughter of Reddin W. Smith, east of Marion ; they have some children; don't know how many; has one or two married daughters. Jacob W. Smith, the third son, married Miss Fannie Nichols, who has already been noticed in or among the Nichols family. John Albert Smith, the fourth son, married a widow, Jennie Smith, of Mississippi; had and raised three daughters and one son, Henry Smith, now at Mullins, and has a family (small). The three daughters are married-the eldest to John Wilcox, of Marion, already mentioned among the Wayne family. Another daughter married Dennis Berry, of Marion ; they have some children, how many is unknown. The youngest daughter, Laura, married Chalmers Rogers, of Mullins, and resides there. John Albert Smith was first appointed County Auditor, which place he held with success for three or four years, when he was elected Clerk of the Court in 1880, as successor to R. K. Clark; he held that office for two years, when he died, and was succeeded by John Wilcox, as hereinbefore stated. The three daughters of John L. Smith were Anna M., Jane and Hettie. Anna M. married Philip W. Bethea; by the marriage, three sons and three daughters have been raised-George C, L. Asbury and Pickett the daughters are Bettie, Nannie and Lilian. George married Julia Wayne, the only daughter of Gabriel L Wayne; they had no offspring, and he died a few years ago. L. Asbury never married, and died two years ago. Pickett Bethea, the third son, married a daughter of Captain R. H. Rogers, of the Gaddy's Mill section ; they have, perhaps, two or three children (small) ; Pickett is a graduate of Wofford College, and has successfully followed teaching ever since his graduation -has been teaching in the same school in Darlington County for four or five years, which evidences his popularity as a teacher. Bettie, the eldest daughter, married David E. Allen, and has already been noticed among the Watson or Allen family. Nannie and Lilian recently married two Mr. Williams, brothers, saw mill men; may have a child each. The second daughter of John L. Smith, Jane, became the second wife of Dr. John J. Bethea, of Mullins; by this marriage, two sons, Lawrence and Julian, and one daughter, Minnie were born. Lawrence Bethea married a lady in Mississippi, first, and by her had three or four ohildren-a son grown, named John ; a daughter, Ruth, who married a Mr. West, from Augusta, Ga., and who is now at Mullins, merchandising;. and one daughter. Pearl, who died before maturity. The first wife died, and Lawrence married a Miss Rogers, daughter of David S. Rogers, of the "Free State" section ; he is farming. Julian M. Bethea, the second son of Dr. John J. Bethea, married a lady in Mississippi ; has only one child, a daughter ; he is merchandising at Mullins. Hettie Smith, the youngest daughter of John L. Smith, married Pinckney C. Page, who was killed in the war or died of disease, and left three children, who has already been noticed herein or among the Page family. Wilbur F. Smith, the youngest son of John L. Smith, graduated at Wofford College, in 1875, and soon afterwards emigrated to Mississippi, where he still remains ; I suppose he has a family. Minnie Bethea, the daughter of Dr. John J. Bethea, married Robert M. Daniel, son of W. H. Daniel, of Mullins ; she died in two or three years after marriage, childless. Stephen Smith, brother of John L. and a grand-son of old Osborne Lane, married Polly Huggins, a daughter of old John Huggins, of Huggins Bridge, on Little Pee Dee ; by this marriage seven sons and four daughters were born and raised; the sons were George W., Ebenezer, B. Cause, S. Elmore, S. W. Smith, J. Emory (all gallant soldiers in the war), and another killed on the railroad, near Florence, during the war; these, together with their sisters, have already been mentioned in or among the Huggins family, the Martin family and the Harrelson family. ; 		Smith, Marcus L (I7631)
 
21096 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 944 Daniel W. CARMICHAEL, 20 (1829/30) born
Marion;

!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 185-189
...
Samuel Edwards, the third son of "Gold-headed Dick," married a Miss Martin, sister of Matthew, Jr., and the late Aaron Martin; he lived and died in the Fork, and raised a family, how many the writer does not know ; he was a prosperous and excellent man. He had a son, Renselaer, who died some years ago, and left a family -the number is not known, nor do I know who the mother was. He has another son, David S. Edwards, now a prominent and prosperous farmer in the Fork he has a large family of sons and daughters ; I think his wife was a Miss Carmichael. D. S. Edwards is an enterprising and public-spirited man; he is doing a good part by his children in the way of education ; one of his sons, G. Emory Edwards, graduated in Wofford College recently with distinction ; since his graduation he has been teaching at Dothan, and gives full satisfaction to his patrons. D. S. Edwards has two daughters, promising girls and graduates of the Winthrop Female College ; he is doing abundantly better for his children than those of the former generations. It is greatly to be wished that we had many more like him with regard to education. Another son of Samuel Edwards was Solomon, who died many years ago; he married a daughter of Joseph B. Hays and left one daughter, who is now the wife of Kirkland Fort. Samuel Edwards had a daughter, Civil, who married Daniel W. Carmichael, and they have raised a numerous family of sons and daughters, who will be further noticed when we come to speak of the Carmichaels. Samuel Edwards, I think, had another daughter, who married an Owens, in the Fork; nothing is known of them. ; 		Carmichael, Daniel W (I17881)
 
21097 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 970 Elizabeth COLLINS, 21 (1828/29) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 272 E. COLLINS, 35 (1824/25) born NC;


!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Marion Township, Marion CH PO # 423/442
Robert Collins 41 Sherriff of Marion County $6000/3463 SC
Elizabeth 45 Keeping House
Abie 15 f At home
Robert Charley 13
Elizabeth 11
Albert S. J. 9
Laura G. 7
John Walter 13;


!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Reaves # 97/97
Robt Collins, 51 M Farmer SC-SC-SC
Elisabeth, 58 wife NC-NC-NC
Robt C. 22 son Laborer SC-SC-NC
Elizabeth, 19 dau Laborer
Albert S. J. 16 son Laborer
Laura, 15 dau Laborer; 		Powell, Elizabeth (I43467)
 
21098 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 970 John COLLINS, 2 (1847/48) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 272 J. McQ. COLLINS, 11 (1848/49) born SC;

!MARRIAGE:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999;


!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Marion Township, Marion CH PO # 424/443
John M. Collins 21 Printer $-/- SC
Mary J. 24
Robert W. 2
--- 1 f
Robert F. Collins 25
Gregorey? 23 m;


!DEATH:From the Marion Star - "Genealogical Abstracts from Marion, South Carolina Newspapers 1858-1886" Abstracted by Gloria Calhoun, Pee Dee Chapter SCGS, Marion, SC 1999; 		Collins, John McQueen (I43469)
 
21099 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 989 Ann COLLINS, 5 (1844/45) born Marion;

!CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist, SC # 1962 Nancy COLLINS, 14 (1845/46) born SC;

!CENSUS:1870 Marion Co, SC Marion (2) # 271 Nancy COLLINS, 23 (1846/47) born SC;

!CENSUS:1880 Marion Co, SC Legette # 238 Nancy A. COLLINS, 25 (1854/55) born SC/SC/SC; 		Collins, Nancy Ann (I40928)
 
21100 !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist, SC # 989 Emeline COLLINS, 3 (1846/47) born Marion; Collins, Emeline (I40929)
 

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