Marty and Karla Grant
The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.
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| 22151 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 758/762 Ervin Brown 30 Labourer $- Marion Stephen 5 Jane 3 Jane Brown 60; | Brown, Ervin (I76846)
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| 22152 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 759/763 Henry Waller 25 Farmer $500 Marion Jane 29; !NAMED-EQUITY ROLL # 22 Marion Co., SC Stephen Brown 24 Dec 1855 ... died 1840 intestate ... widow Jane Brown adm. ... heirs Stephen Brown and Christian Jane Brown by their next friend Micajah Woodard Jane Brown, John Brown, Henry Waller and wife Jane ...; | Brown, Jane (I76844)
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| 22153 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 759/763 Henry Waller 25 Farmer $500 Marion Jane 29; !NAMED-EQUITY ROLL # 22 Marion Co., SC Stephen Brown 24 Dec 1855 ... died 1840 intestate ... widow Jane Brown adm. ... heirs Stephen Brown and Christian Jane Brown by their next friend Micajah Woodard Jane Brown, John Brown, Henry Waller and wife Jane ...; | Waller, Henry (I76845)
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| 22154 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 76/77 John Rogers 76 Farmer $400 Marion Sarah 57; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Brittons Neck # 46/44 John Rogers 86 Farmer $200/7000 SC Sarah 66 Richd. W. 52 Farmer $3000/1000 Martha A. 37 Domestic $0/500; | Sarah (I56414)
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| 22155 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 761/765 Malcom McMillan 25 Overseer $- Marion Elizabeth 21; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Mullins PO # 1102/1090 M. McMillan 35 m Farmer $2000/1200 SC E. 28 f S. F. 10 f J. W. 8 m N. A. 6 m M. 4 m M. B. 10/12 f; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Reaves, Mullins PO # 56/61 Elizabeth Ann McMillan 41 Farming $520/0 SC J. W. 17 m N. A. 15 m M. L. 13 m M. R. 10 f M. A. 8 f; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Reaves # 153/153 Elizabeth McMillan 51 Wd Farmer SC-SC-SC Mary E. 20 dau Martha 18 dau; !CENSUS:1900 x | Elizabeth Sarah (I78253)
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| 22156 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 762/766 George Reaves 38 Farmer $- Marion Elizabeth 27 Sarah 13 Joseph 11 Pamela 9 Charles 4 Robert 2; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Mullins PO # 1207/1195 George W. Reaves 49 Farmer $5000/17000 SC Elizabeth, 36 J. F. (m) 21 C. J. (m) 14 J. R. (m) 12 M. E. (f) 8; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Manning, Campbell's Bridge PO # 128/133 J. R. Reeves 23 Farmer $3000/500 SC Sarah F. 19 Lizzie 3 Anna 1 Fanny Copeland 10 Home servt; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Manning # 42/42 J. Robert Reaves 32 M Farmer SC-SC-SC Sarah F. 28 wife Lizzie 12 dau Annie 10 dau Sallie 8 dau Charlie 7 son Samuel W. 6 son Robert L. 3 son Mary A. 1 dau; !CENSUS:1900 Marion Co., SC Manning # 665/674 J. Robert Reaves head Sep 1847 52 M 33 SC-SC-SC Sarah F. wife Jun 1852 47 M 33 13-12 Annie dau Aug 1869 30 S Samuel W. son Jul 1875 24 S Mary A. dau Dec 1878 21 S Janie M. dau Mar 1881 19 Bertha F. dau Nov 1882 17 George W. son Sep 1884 15 Joseph E. son Jul 1888 11 Harry L. son Jan 1891 9 Ethel dau Jun 1892 7; !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. 199-206 ... Elizabeth Watson, third daughter of old man Isham, married the late George W. Reaves, being his third wife; by him she had five children, three of whom died children; two were raised a son, J. R. Reaves, and a daughter, Mary E. Robert Reaves is one of our leading fellow-citizens, on Buck Swamp he married a Miss McMillan, in the Mullins community, and has raised a large family- I think, thirteen or fourteen children, sons and daughters; he is doing a good part by his children in the way of education. Charles is a leading merchant of Mullins. Samuel W. is a graduate of the Citadel, and is a promising young man* [*S. W. Reaves is now a professor in Clemson College] Robert, another son, is a graduate of a dental school, and has located in Marion for the practice of his profession; he is also a promising young man. Of J. R. Reaves' daughters, the older ones are well educated and stand well ; one or two of them married, to whom unknown; several not yet grown.* [*Mary Reaves, a graduate of Winthrop. died of typhoid fever recently.] Mary married Dr. N. C. Murphy, who died several years ago; she is a practical business woman, a good manager in her business and farm affairs she has three sons and two daughters ; both daughters are married, one to a Mr. McMillan, the other to a Mr. Cain, of St. Matthews. ; !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. 206-208 ... Of the sons, George W. Reaves married four times -not being a very old man at the time of his fourth marriage; he was born in 1811, and died, I think, in 1896 or 1897; his first wife was a Miss Carmichael, of what is now Carmichael Township, a sister of the late Neill C. Carmichael ; she lived only about a year, and died childless he married, a second time, a Miss Brown ; by her he had some children, how many is not known. There were one or two sons by this marriage, who were killed or died in the war, and a daughter, who married some one, and soon became a widow I know nothing more of her. His Brown wife died, I think, in 1846 or 7; he married in a few months. Miss Elizabeth Watson, who has hereinbefore been spoken of ; by her he raised two children, James Robert Reaves and Mary E. Reaves, now Mrs. Murphy-heretofore noticed. The Watson wife died, and he married a Miss Rogers, of the Fork, a daughter of the late Captain John Rogers ; by her he had and raised four sons, George R. Reaves, John Reaves, William Reaves and Edward Reaves ; the latter is a Baptist preacher of high standing, and is pastor of some church in the upper part of the State. These sons of George W. Reaves are all respectable and valued citizens, and are a part of the bone and sinews of the county, married and contributing their full share to the citizenship and general prosperity of the county. The father, George W. Reaves, was a good citizen and a prominent church man, weighed, avoirdupois, three hundred pounds, or more. ...; | Reaves, James Robert (I18057)
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| 22157 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 762/766 George Reaves 38 Farmer $- Marion Elizabeth 27 Sarah 13 Joseph 11 Pamela 9 Charles 4 Robert 2; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Mullins PO # 1207/1195 George W. Reaves 49 Farmer $5000/17000 SC Elizabeth, 36 J. F. (m) 21 C. J. (m) 14 J. R. (m) 12 M. E. (f) 8; | Reaves, Charles J (I18056)
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| 22158 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 762/766 George Reaves 38 Farmer $- Marion Elizabeth 27 Sarah 13 Joseph 11 Pamela 9 Charles 4 Robert 2; | Reaves, Pamela (I18055)
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| 22159 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Smith, Sarah (I32233)
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| 22160 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Smith, Silas (I32235)
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| 22161 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Smith, Allen (I32236)
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| 22162 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Smith, David (I32237)
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| 22163 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Elizabeth (I32238)
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| 22164 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Smith, Caroline (I32239)
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| 22165 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 769/773 Isaac Smith 42 Farmer $350 Marion Elizabeth 31 Mary 10 Caroline 8 Silas 7 David 5 Allen 4 Sarah 1 Basheba 60; | Smith, Mary (I32240)
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| 22166 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Daniel (I61635)
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| 22167 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Sarah (I61636)
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| 22168 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Elizabeth (I61637)
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| 22169 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Adaline (I61639)
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| 22170 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Zilpha (I61640)
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| 22171 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Rhoda (I61641)
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| 22172 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Mary (I61642)
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| 22173 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, James A (I61643)
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| 22174 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 770/774 James D. Smith 52 Farmer $500 Marion Celia 40 Daniel 23 Sarah 19 Elizabeth 18 John 17 Adaline 13 Zilpha 11 Rhodah 9 Mary 7 James 4 Celia 2; | Smith, Celia A (I61644)
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| 22175 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 772/776 Charles Reaves 64 Farmer $5000 NC Mary 36 NC; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Mullins PO # 1208/1196 Charles Reaves 74 Farmer $7000/56000 NC Mary 46 NC; !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. 206-208 Reaves.-Another family to be here noticed is the Reaves family. The first known of this family was Solomon Reaves, a Baptist preacher. The writer heard him preach when a boy, about 1829, at an association at Porter Swamp Church, in Columbus County, N. C, about five miles from Fair Bluff, N. C. he was then an old man, white hair and red face ; he had a son, named Charles- he may have had other sons, but Charles is the only one that concerns Marion County ; he married a Miss Hodge, sister of the late Dr. Samuel Hodge, in the Gapway neighborhood ; by her he had two sons, George W. and Robert H. Reaves; he may have had other sons and daughters. His first wife dying, he married Miss Mary Griffin, of North Carolina, near Fair Bluff; no offspring by this second marriage. Charles Reaves died in 1861 or 1862, leaving his widow and a large estate of lands and negroes ; he died intestate, his property, real and personal, descended under the law to his widow and two sons, one-third each, the widow getting the old homestead. Some years after that, the widow married the late Colonel John T. Harrington, who died some years back, and left Mrs. Harrington a widow for the second time; no child or children; she still survives and is still a widow on the old Reaves homestead, now in her eighty-seventh year-somewhat a remarkable woman for her age. ...; | Griffin, Mary (I18547)
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| 22176 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 774/778 Isaac Graham 21 Farmer $- Marion Elizabeth 22 John 4/12; !CENSUS:1860 Horry Dist., SC Kingston Parish, Conwayboro PO # 249/249 Alexander Sudam 48 Farmer $200/400 NC John M. 18 [blank birth place] Alexander P. 14 Elizabeth Graham 40 Sarah 6 Catherine 7 Jane 1 John H. 10; | Graham, John H (I93509)
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| 22177 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 775/779 William Lewis 40 Farmer $1000 Marion Flora 34 Martha 15 Anguish 12 m Alla 6 m Mary 3 | Lewis, Martha (I18799)
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| 22178 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 778/782 Stephen W. Martin 20 Farmer $250 Marion Amelia 23; | Amelia (I77501)
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| 22179 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 780/784 William S. Lewis 34 Farmer $1900 Marion Rhodah 27 Sarah 7 Ann 5 William 4 Joel 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Allen's Bridge # 1165/1153 Wm L. Lewis 45 Farmer $5000/17000 SC R. 36 f A. R. 15 f W. E. 13 m J. J. 12 m J. W. 8 m; !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483: "Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten children, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by." | Lewis, Ann R (I18819)
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| 22180 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 780/784 William S. Lewis 34 Farmer $1900 Marion Rhodah 27 Sarah 7 Ann 5 William 4 Joel 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Allen's Bridge # 1165/1153 Wm L. Lewis 45 Farmer $5000/17000 SC R. 36 f A. R. 15 f W. E. 13 m J. J. 12 m J. W. 8 m; !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483: "Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten children, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by." | Lewis, Joel J (I18821)
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| 22181 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 780/784 William S. Lewis 34 Farmer $1900 Marion Rhodah 27 Sarah 7 Ann 5 William 4 Joel 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Allen's Bridge # 1165/1153 Wm L. Lewis 45 Farmer $5000/17000 SC R. 36 f A. R. 15 f W. E. 13 m J. J. 12 m J. W. 8 m; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Reeves, Mullins Depot PO # 245/245 Wm Lewis 56 Farmer $3000/200 SC Rhoda 47 Keeping House Sarah 27 at home Evan 23 farm laborer Wesley 19 farm laborer Stanley 10 attending school; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Reeves # 348/348 Wm S. Lewis 64 M Farmer Rhoda 54 wife M Sarah Edwards 37 dau W Wm E. Lewis 35 son S Geo Edwards 20 gr-son; !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483: "Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten children, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by." | Lewis, William Evan (I18820)
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| 22182 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 780/784 William S. Lewis 34 Farmer $1900 Marion Rhodah 27 Sarah 7 Ann 5 William 4 Joel 1; !CENSUS:1860 Marion Dist., SC Marion, Allen's Bridge # 1165/1153 Wm L. Lewis 45 Farmer $5000/17000 SC R. 36 f A. R. 15 f W. E. 13 m J. J. 12 m J. W. 8 m; !CENSUS:1870 Marion Co., SC Reeves, Mullins Depot PO # 245/245 Wm Lewis 56 Farmer $3000/200 SC Rhoda 47 Keeping House Sarah 27 at home Evan 23 farm laborer Wesley 19 farm laborer Stanley 10 attending school; !CENSUS:1880 Marion Co., SC Reeves # 348/348 Wm S. Lewis 64 M Farmer Rhoda 54 wife M Sarah Edwards 37 dau W Wm E. Lewis 35 son S Geo Edwards 20 gr-son; !NOTES:"A History of Marion County, South Carolina", W. W. Sellers, 1902. pp 481-483: "Jonathan Lewis, brother of old Hardy, married, first. Susannah Porter, of Columbus County, N. C. ; by her he had two children, one son, Evan, and one daughter, Pennsy or Pennsylvania; his second wife was Feraiba Strickland, and by her he had two sons, William S. and Joel. Of the children by the first marriage, Evan Lewis married Miss Margaret Cribb, and by the marriage had two sons, Jonathan and Dempsy, and two daughters, Carrie and Adaline, called Addie. Of the daughters, Carrie Lewis married Dr. F. M. Monroe, of the Latta section; by this marriage several children were born. Addie, the younger daughter, married Oliver Williams, of North Carolina; they have two sons. Of the sons of Evan Lewis, the eldest, Jonathan, has never married-a young man about fifty years of age, of good habits and morals, a well-to- do, good citizen and reliable every way. Why he has not married and made some good woman happy, is a mystery, which, perhaps, will never be solved! Dempsy Lewis, the younger brother, married in early life. Miss Eliza Jane Stackhouse, daughter of the late Mastin C. Stackhouse ; they have ten children, eight sons and two daughters ; the sons are Taylor, Leon, Marvin, Victor-these are grown ; four others, Odell, Rupert, Evan and Ernest - these are not grown; the two daughters, Maggie and Addie, near grown-not one of the ten children married ; he is a good man and substantial citizen. William S. Lewis, by old Jonathan's second marriage, married Miss Rhoda Mace (both now dead) ; they had five children, Sarah, W. Evan, Anne, Joel J. and J. Wesley. Sarah married Robert Edwards ; had two sons, Sandy and George ; the father is dead. The two sons went to Arkansas ; Sandy is dead ; George is in Texarkana, and is Sheriff of that county or the one in which that city is located, and is well to do. W. Evan is on the old homestead, married a Miss Avant, and has some family (young) ; is a good citizen. Anne married, first, Marion Avant; by whom she had one son, Willie, who grew up to manhood and died-a very promising young man ; his mother, the widow, married again John A. Wilson, of Wilmington, N. C, and is, as it is said, doing well. Joel and Wesley went West; Joel is said to be doing well in New Orleans. Pennsy, the only daughter of old Jonathan Lewis, and full sister of Evan Lewis, married, first, Angus Carmichael, and by him she had one child, a daughter, who grew up and married John W. Norton, as hereinbefore stated in or among the Norton family ; Pennsy, the widow, then married John Norton, the father of Hon. James Norton, and who has already been noticed among the Norton family. Evan Lewis was a capital man and good citizen- a useful man in his day ; was a good surveyor -plats, made by him, are now to be seen often, and bear the scrutiny of the Courts. He was opposed to the Confederate War, but had the good sense to keep his mouth shut, and to "stand to one side and let the procession pass by." | Mace, Rhoda (I29806)
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| 22183 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; !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. ; | Scott, Giles (I77534)
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| 22184 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; !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. 173-175 ... Old John Elvington lived on the road from Gaddy's Mills to Nichols ; he raised a large family, sons and daughters of the sons, Zadoc Elvington still survives, and lives near the old homestead; has no children; had two sons, whom he lost in the war. In some respects he is a prodigy, which will not be further alluded to. He has made and has money, which it is said he does not much enjoy, except the satisfaction of knowing that he has it. He married one of the ten daughters of the late John Goodyear (all of whom, it is said, were good women, and made industrious and frugal housewives). Old man John Elvington was a good citizen. His other sons were William, John (commonly called Jack), and Owen. They are all dead. Owen was the father of our excellent and thrifty good citizen, George W. Elvington ; there may have been another son or two, not now remembered. He had several daughters ; one the wife of the late Henry Huggins ; one the wife of the late James Scott (she still survives) ; one the wife of the late Eli Scott, and perhaps others. The old gentleman was remarkable m one respect; he told the writer, when he was over seventy years of age, that he never saw a seed-tick or a red-bug in his life ; spectacles did him no good, yet his eyesight had not failed him and he could see as well in his old age as he ever could; his eyes were very peculiar-did not look like the ordinary eye-they sparkled or twinkled. ; !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. ; | Elvington, Sarah (I77503)
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| 22185 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; !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. 173-175 ... Old John Elvington lived on the road from Gaddy's Mills to Nichols ; he raised a large family, sons and daughters of the sons, Zadoc Elvington still survives, and lives near the old homestead; has no children; had two sons, whom he lost in the war. In some respects he is a prodigy, which will not be further alluded to. He has made and has money, which it is said he does not much enjoy, except the satisfaction of knowing that he has it. He married one of the ten daughters of the late John Goodyear (all of whom, it is said, were good women, and made industrious and frugal housewives). Old man John Elvington was a good citizen. His other sons were William, John (commonly called Jack), and Owen. They are all dead. Owen was the father of our excellent and thrifty good citizen, George W. Elvington ; there may have been another son or two, not now remembered. He had several daughters ; one the wife of the late Henry Huggins ; one the wife of the late James Scott (she still survives) ; one the wife of the late Eli Scott, and perhaps others. The old gentleman was remarkable m one respect; he told the writer, when he was over seventy years of age, that he never saw a seed-tick or a red-bug in his life ; spectacles did him no good, yet his eyesight had not failed him and he could see as well in his old age as he ever could; his eyes were very peculiar-did not look like the ordinary eye-they sparkled or twinkled. ; !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. ; | Scott, James (I77504)
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| 22186 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; | Scott, Flora (I77531)
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| 22187 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; | Scott, Effa (I77532)
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| 22188 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; | Scott, Aguer (I77533)
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| 22189 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 787/791 James Scott 34 Farmer $1600 Marion Sarah 30 Flora 10 Effa 9 Aguer? 6 m Gillis 3 m Orfa 3/12 f; | Scott, Orfa (I77535)
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| 22190 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; !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. ; | Scott, Thomas (I77571)
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| 22191 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; | Mary (I77585)
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| 22192 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; | Scott, Martha (I77586)
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| 22193 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; | Scott, James (I77587)
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| 22194 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; | Scott, Mary (I77588)
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| 22195 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; | Scott, Catherine (I77589)
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| 22196 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 789/793 Thomas Scott 42 Farmer $- Marion Mary 42 NC Martha 16 Marion James 14 Mary 12 Catherine 9 Frances 7; | Scott, Frances (I77590)
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| 22197 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 791/795 Nelson Ford 39 Farmer $500 Marion Milly 62 George 7 Hardy 6 Elizabeth 5 Mantha 3; !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. 167-170 ... There was another old Ford, by name of George, who lived just below Tabernacle Church, on the road leading from Bear Swamp to Allen's Bridge, on Little Pee Dee ; he was related to those other Fords, at least collaterally ; he was a very energetic man and accumulated some property.; I never knew much of him; he was not a very old man when he died. I know that he left two sons, William and Nelson Ford, and know that he had three daughters, if no more, to wit; second wife of William Goodyear, Sr.- her name was Elizabeth ; also the wife of the late Benjamin Shooter-her name was Mary ; she was the mother of the Shooter family, a numerous family, and among them the gallant Colonel W. P. Shooter, who was killed in the severe battle of Spottsylvania Court House, in May, 1864. A family noted for its gallantry in the war. Colonel Wm. P. Shooter and two of his brothers (names not remembered) fell on the same day and in the same fight. Another daughter was the wife of Anthony Cribb, and became the mother of our W. T. Cribb and of Dempsy Cribb, Jr. ; the latter is dead. W. T. Cribb is a respectable and good citizen, a brave soldier in the struggle for the "Lost Cause," and so was his brother, George T. Cribb. He lost a leg in the contest, and yet lives. Of the sons of George Ford, William (familiarly called "Little Bill Ford"), as now remembered, married, first, a Miss Lupo; he raised some family by her, the names and number not now known to the writer. "Little Bill Ford" has been dead some years, and perhaps his Butler wife. Nelson Ford lived to an advanced age, eighty or more, has not been dead many years; he was a most excellent man and worthy citizen ; he married a Miss Lupo, and raised a family, how many is not known; one of his sons, named Hardy, lives near Nichols, and is a most excellent man and one of our best citizens. The Ford family, as a whole, were good people, and extend down two or three generations further than herein traced ; for the want of information and personal acquaintance, the writer can go no further. They did their duty fully in the war, and demonstrated to their country a patriotism and courage of which the present and coming generations may be proud. Their connections are extensive. ; | Ford, Hardy (I7882)
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| 22198 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 791/795 Nelson Ford 39 Farmer $500 Marion Milly 62 George 7 Hardy 6 Elizabeth 5 Mantha 3; | Ford, Mantha (I77304)
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| 22199 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 791/795 Nelson Ford 39 Farmer $500 Marion Milly 62 George 7 Hardy 6 Elizabeth 5 Mantha 3; | Ford, Elizabeth (I77324)
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| 22200 | !CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 791/795 Nelson Ford 39 Farmer $500 Marion Milly 62 George 7 Hardy 6 Elizabeth 5 Mantha 3; | Ford, George (I77325)
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