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The Ancestors of Opal Fay George - Updated 10 June 2005

Generation No. 2

      2. Karl Reinhart Georg, born 7 Feb 1874 in Dillenburg-Niederrosbach, Hesse, Germany; died 21 Aug 1950 in Blodgett Hospital, Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan. He was the son of 4. Johannes Heinrich Georg and 5. Wilhelmina Hess. He married 3. Ella Mae Woodruff 21 Aug 1902 in Belmore, Henry County, Ohio.

      3. Ella Mae Woodruff, born 7 May 1883 in Putnam County, Ohio; died 27 May 1944 in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, Michigan. She was the daughter of 6. Elliot Cestor Woodruff and 7. Ida Jane Larkins.

Notes for Karl Reinhart Georg:
* aka Charles, Charley, Carl Reinhard George
* Buried Ridge Road Cemetery, Brady Township, Saginaw County, Michigan 25 Aug 1950
Funeral services were held 25 Aug 1950 at Carter Funeral Home in Elsie, MI.
On 10 Sep 1910 he lived in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, MI
He had a growth in his throat (possibly cancer) that grew so large that he couldn't swallow soup or water. He had surgery to remove teh growth. It grew back and was hospitalized a second time to remove the growth. He died of a blood clot after surgery.
* Baptist
* Farmer

? 1920 MI Genesee Flint, p.4B

GEORGE FAMILY STORIES
From: Marilyn (George) Wahle <Mlwahle1@aol.com>      Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 12:38:30 EDT

Does Jerry remember getting sick on Grandpa's Kentucky Club pipe tobacco? Jerry may have been about 10 or 12 years old. We would take Grandpa with us to town - he smoked in the car. I vaguely remember the car being so smoky. I think Grandpa was getting senile as he tried to shut the car door with his foot on the ground but figured out why the door wouldn't shut.

I have many memories of Grandpa and Grandma's little house. They had a wooden box slightly underground outside on the North side of the house where Grandma kept butter cool. They also had an icebox in the kitchen. I loved Grandma's brown sugar and butter sandwiches, it sounds weird, I wouldn't eat brown sugar sandwiches now. Grandma canned beef, chicken and I remember her green pears. She used food coloring to make the pears green. The pears were good but I kiddingly called them poison. They had a wood cook stove with a bun warmer on top, also a small 2-3 burner kerosene cook stove. I think your Dad was very little when he drank kerosene from a container near the stove. Grandpa and Grandma had everyone over for a family gathering.

I don't know how Grandpa and Grandma got all the relatives in the little house for family gatherings - Carl and Grace, Dale and Vida, Opal and Juanita, Jay and Ida, my parents and all the cousins. Grandma died in 1944 before Janice was born so there would have been at least 1-3 cousins in each family.

I remember staying over night at their house. I slept on the horse hair brown couch and Grandma put two overstuffed horse hair chairs together for Carol's bed. I used to sleep walk frequently, I remember waking up outside dragging my blanket on a moonlit night. (I don't recall if I walked through chicken manure - they had chickens that pooped all over the yard.) I was calling my Dad and other men to come in for supper as they had been threshing that day. Grandma heard me come in the house and asked who it was. She told me to go back to bed.

I remember a peddler coming to their house, he was selling his wares in a big pack on his back. I don't recall what he was selling, he opened the pack in the kitchen.

Grandpa used to listen to daytime soaps and baseball games on the radio while he and I played Chinese Checkers. I think that is why I'm considered the Champion Chinese Checker player in my family. Milt Utter used to get so mad as I would always beat him and he refused to play with me.

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Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 18:32:03 EST
Subject: Hello from Oregon
To: "Carol,Roger,Shari" <3mcfalls@home.com>
CC: "Cheryl" <bechtelca@yahoo.com>, "Cheryl" <ourfamily@angelfire.com>

Hi Carol,

Thanks for your letter and copy of the naturalization papers for Charles R. George. I don't think Grandpa Carl Reinhard George changed his name to Charles, although some people may have called him Charlie. I don't think the papers you sent are for our Grandpa George.

Ruth Wilhelm, Putnam County District Library, Ottawa, Ohio sent a letter 19 May 1998 indicating she could not find naturalization papers for Carl R. George. "The only Naturalization record I found, dated 19 Dec 1899, was for a Charles R. George but it shows him born 7 Feb 1875 instead of 1874. Also it lists on his marriage license that his parents were William and Christina George."

Ms. Wilhelm sent a copy of a Marriage Certificate 23 April 1902 for Charles George (age 27) and Maude Cook (age 16), residence Belmore, Ohio, parents William George and Christina Young George. John H. George signed as Maude Cook was under age, consent was given to the marriage.

My notes from the 1900 census Putnam County, Van Buren Twp., Belmore, OH listed the following persons:
John H. George, b March 1834 Germany, farmer
Mary M? George, b Jan 1834 Ohio (wife)
William Cook, b 1837 Ohio (son-in-law)
Lizzie Cook, b May 1835 Ohio (wife of William)
Maude Cook, b June 1884 Ohio (granddaughter of John)
Lizzie George, b March 1879 Germany (niece of John)
Charles George, b March 1874 Germany (nephew of John), farm laborer, came
to US 1891 (Grandpa Carl George came to US 23 April 1892.)

Henry County Probate Court, Napoleon, OH could not find a naturalization record for Carl Reinhard George. Henry Co. Probate Court sent a copy of naturalization for John George (great grandfather Johannes Heinrich Georg), came to the US 23 April 1892 from Germany, Sworn before the Probate Judge were M. Donnelly and William Franz, dated 15 Aug 1899. Great Grandfather John Henry George became a naturalized citizen 15 Aug 1899. Marilyn received his naturalization papers from Henry County Probate Court, Ohio.

Cheryl:
I'll send a copy of great grandfather John George's naturalization papers to you.

Love, Marilyn

Obituary - Owosso Argus Press?: "Carl Reinard George. ELSIE - Carl Reinard George, 76, died Thursday at te Blodgett General Hospital, Grand Rapids following an illness of two days. Funeral services will be held at the Oak Grove church, east of CHapin, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Marion Roberts officiating. The body will reest at teh Carter Funeral Home, Elsie, and burial will be a the RIdge Road Cemetery. He was born in Germany February 7, 1874 to John adn WIlhelmina George and came to the United States at teh age of 18, settling in Ohio. He was married to Ella M. Woodruff on August 21, 1902 at Belmore, Ohio. The couple moved tothe Chapin area in 1907. His wife died in 1944. Surviving are four sons, Floyd and Carl of Chapin, Dale of Elsie, and Opal of Flint, a daughter, Ida, of Lansing; a brother, four sisters, 15 grandchildren and three great grandchildren."

Carl had a growth in his throat which grew so large he couldn't even swallow soup or water. He had surgery to remove the growth adn it grew back. He was hospitalized a second time to remove teh growth. I think Ida siad he died from a bloood clot after surgery.

Judy Eldridge sent Marilyn a copy of the obit. Not sure which newspaper, possibly Owosso Argus Press. However, when Marilyn wrote to the newspaper she was told that she would have to go to the Owosso Public Library to get obituary information. THe Argus Press was teh closest newspaper. (Note spelling of Reinard in obit compared to Reinhard in Bible).

Not sure if Smith Funeral Homes can help - Smith Funeral Homes Inc - 221 E. Main St., Elsie, MI 48831. They had a fire and lost many records. Funeral services for the George family had always been at Smith Funeral Home. Carter Funeral Home name was changed to Smith-Carter adn now is Smither Funeral Homes Inc. Marilyn stopped by the funeral home years ago to get her mother's SS#. Mrs. Smith said some of their records were lost in a fire, but they had her mother's SS#.

Marilyn doesn't think that Carl changed his name to Charles, although some people called his Charlie.

Henry County libraian and Probate Court cannot find that Grandpa Carl Reinhad George ever became a citizen. (Aunt IDa thought he became a citizen). Marilyn previously wrote teh State Archives of Michigan. There as 'no entry for Carl R. Geoge in teh naturalization index of Saginaw County. Lack of stadd prevents us from doing further research.' The State Archives are located at 717 W. Allegan, Lansing, MI 48918. Carl Reinhard George, DOB 7 Feb 1871, Niederosbach, Hesse, Germany.

Notes for Ella Mae Woodruff:
* Buried Ridge Road Cemetery, Brady Township, Saginaw County, Michigan
* Middle name may be spelled May.
- Ancestry.com Family Tree: Ancestors of Jennifer & Adam Fisher, Susan Fisher <susan917@mchsi.com>, Updated 26 Aug 2003. Ella Woodruff (Female). Father: Elliot Cester Woodruff, b. 23 Nov 1857 in Putnam County, Ohio; Mother: Ida Larkin

She was a Baptist. On 10 Sep 1910 they lived in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, MI. She was a housewife. She had diabetes, but was never seen doing insulin shots. Her granddaughter Marilyn remembered seeing her grab a candy bar in a store in Elsie as she apparently needed something to eat to counteract teh insulin. She died in her sleep t age 61. Marilyn also vaguely remembers her coffin in the corner of their living room. The funerla services wre at United Brethren church on teh Ridge Road east of Chapin.

SHe played the piano and taught Sunday School at teh UB church. Marilyn's father used the excuse that he had to go to church every Sunday, adn that was why he never went with his family except for special occasions such as programs. The UB church had suppers on Friday nights adn they served oyster stew (oysters in milk).

Ella's middle name has also been seen spelled May. The Americanized version of Karl's name is usually seen as Carl Reinhard George. Although some people may have called Karl by the name Charlie, he never changed his name to Charles. They lived in Chapin, Michigan on 21 June 1932. Ella was buried Ridge Road Cemetery, Brady Township, Saginaw County, Michigan (gravestone).

Obituary: "Mrs. Ella George. Ella May George, daughter of Elliot C. and Ida J. Woodruff, was born in Putnam County, Ohio, May 7, 1883 and passed away at home May 27, 1944, at the age of 61 years and 3 weeks. She was united in marriage to Carl R. George of Belmore, Ohio, August 21, 1902. They moved to Michigan in 1907 and have since resided at their farm near Chapin. She has been a member of the United Brethren Church since the age of 15 years. During her entire life of that membership she has taken an active part in the work of the Church. But in her recent years of declining health has used her radio for her Churhc service. She was a loving wife and mother, with a kidn disposition and a ready smile, and lived a life of devotion to her home, neighborhood and friends. She leaves to mourn their loss her husband: five children, Carl and FLoyd of Chapin, Dale of Elsie, Opal of FLint and Ida of Lansing. One daughter, Leona Irene, died in infancy. She also leaves 2 sisters, 4 brothers adn 12 grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Wednesday at the Oak Grove church with the Rev. Robert officiating."

Marriage Notes for Karl Georg and Ella Woodruff:
Ceremony was performed by Rev. S. Williams.

Children of Karl Georg and Ella Woodruff are:

Floyd Cester George, born 10 Jun 1903 in Belmore, Henry County, Ohio; died 3 Sep 1991 in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan; married (1) Nila Fern Curtis 25 Nov 1933 in Saginaw, Saginaw County, Michigan; born 13 Aug 1907 in Oakley, Saginaw County, Michigan; died 12 Dec 1961 in Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan; married (2) Ethel Goldie Bice 22 Jul 1967 in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan; born 12 May 1912 in Saint Louis, Michigan; died 13 Jul 2002 in Genesys Health Park, Flint, Genesee County, Michigan.

Notes for Floyd Cester George:
* Burial 06 Sep 1991 at Ridge Road Cemetery, Oakley, Michigan.
- Funeral program
- Photocopy of birth page in George Family Bible
- Photocopy of marriage page in George Family Bible
- Obituary (Owosso Argus Press). See Obituary (#?) for more details.
- Social Security Death Index (Ancestry.com): Floyd C. George; birth date: 10 Jun 1903; death date: 3 Sep 1991; last residence: none listed; issued: MI (before 1951); SSN: 380-05-0562
- Michigan Deaths, 1971-96 (Ancestry.com): Floyd C. George; birth date: 10 06 1903; death date: 03 Sep 1991; gender: male; residence: Chapin, Saginaw, Michigan
* Buried in Ridge Road Cemetery, Brady Township, Saginaw County, Michigan.
* Played football with his brothers
* Played MSU football 1924-1925
* Worked at Fisher Body in Lansing, Michigan
He lived at 19176 S. Chapin Rd., Henderson, MI 48841
- 1910 Michigan Saginaw Chapin (63-63)
GEORGE, Carl R. Head 36M Married 7 b.Ger f.Ger m.Ger Farmer Imm1892 P2
Ella M. Wife 26F Married 7 3-3 b.OH f.OH m.OH
Floyd C. Son 6M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
Carl R. Jr. Son 5M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
Dale E. Son 3M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH

OBITUARY (Owosso Argus Press)
"Floyd C. George
Age 88, of Chapin, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1991, at St. Mary's Hospital, Saginaw. Mr. George was a retired farmer. Services will be held at the Smith-Carter Chapel, Elsie, Friday, Sept. 6, 11 a.m. with the Rev. Justin Shepard officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Road Cemetery, Oakley. Visitation will be at the chapel today 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with the family present 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

Mr. George was born in Belmore, Ohio, June 10, 1903, the son of Charles and Ella (Woodruff) George. He graduated from Elsie High School and attended Michigan State University. He and Nila Fern Curtis were married November, 1933. She died Dec. 12, 1961. Mr. George then married Goldie Smith on July 22, 1967. Mr. George played semi pro football 15 years for Elsie. He enjoyed playing baseball and wrestled at M. S. U. Mr. George was the president of Farmer's Mutual Telephone Co. for 38 years. He was an avid hunter and fisherman and had resided most of his life in Chapin Township.

Survivors include: his wife, Goldie George of Chapin; one son and spouse Floyd C. and JoAnn George Jr. of Montrose; five daughters, Marilyn and Bert Drent of Twin Lake, Carol and Roger McFall of White Lake, Janice and James Danek of AuGres, Julie and Robert Harden of Ovid, Shirley Miller of Flint; one sister, Ida Allis of Gaylord; 25 grandchildren, 11great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Mr. George was predeceased by three brothers, Opal, Carl and Dale and one sister, Leona. Memorials are suggested to the American Cancer Society. The family is being served by the Smith Funeral Homes, Smith-Carter Chapel, Elsie."

Notes for Nila Fern Curtis:
* Buried Ridge Road Cemetery, Brady Township, Saginaw County, Michigan
* Of English descent (George Family Bible).
* Homemaker (George Family Bible).

ii.

Carl Raymond George, Sr., born 20 Nov 1904 in Belmore, Henry County, Ohio; died 30 Dec 1971 in Inverness, Citrus County, Florida or Oakley, Saginaw County, Michigan; married Wilma Grace Finch 21 Aug 1932 in Duplain Township, Saginaw County, Michigan; born 30 May 1903 in Middlebury Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan; died 14 Dec 1980 in Corunna, Shiawassee County, Michigan or Ashley, Gratiot County, Michigan.

Notes for Carl Raymond George, Sr.:
- Photocopy of birth page in George Family Bible
- Photocopy of marriage page in George Family Bible
- 1930 United States Federal Census (Ancestry.com). Chapin, Saginaw, Michigan; p. 5A; ED 11; Carl R. George, Jr.; age in 1930: 25; relation to head-of-house: son; estimtated birth year: 1904. See Census (#?) for more details.
- Social Security Death Index (Ancestry.com): Carl George; birth date: 20 Nov 1904; death date: Dec 1971; last residence: Oakley, Saginaw, Michigan; issued: CA (before 1951); SSN: 549-28-8023
* Buried in Ridge Road Cemetery, Brady Township, Saginaw County, Michigan
* played football with his brothers
* Farmer

- 1910 Michigan Saginaw Chapin (63-63)
GEORGE, Carl R. Head 36M Married 7 b.Ger f.Ger m.Ger Farmer Imm1892 P2
Ella M. Wife 26F Married 7 3-3 b.OH f.OH m.OH
Floyd C. Son 6M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
Carl R. Jr. Son 5M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
Dale E. Son 3M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
- 1930 Census - United States of America, Michigan, Saginaw County, Chapin Township (12 Apr 1930), District 11, Sheet 5A, Enumeration District #73-11, Supervisor District #9, Mrs. Mabel A. Sutliff, Enumerator, (#90-93)
George, Carl R. 56WM Hesse, Germany fb. Hesse Germany mb. Hesse Germany Farmer (age 28 at first marriage)
George, Ella M. 46WF Ohio fb. OH mb. OH (age 19 at first marriage)
George, Carl R Jr. 25WM Ohio Farmer
George, Opal F. 19WM Michigan Attends School
George, Ida W. 11WF Michigan Attends School
All are able to read and write. Carl Sr. spoke German, immigrated 1892, able to Speak English.

Notes for Wilma Grace Finch:
Obituary:
"Mrs. Wilma G. George, 77, a former Chapin and Chesaning resident, died Sunday at Pleasant View Hospital, Corunna after several years of illness.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, December 16, at Carter Funeral Home, Eslie with burial at Ridge Road Cemetery. Teh Rev. David Koski officiated.
Mrs. George was born in Middlebury Township, May 30, 1903, the child of George and Lila Finch. She resided most of her life in the Chapin area and was a member of the Middlebury United Methodist Church and Women's Society.
She and Carl George were married in Duplain Township. He died December 30, 1971.
Mrs. George is survived by 2 daughters: Mrs. Judith Eldridge, Lansing, and Mrs. Ruth Whaley, Ashley; 5 sons, Robert Harmon, St. johns, Carl George, Oregon, Donald George, Ovid, David George, Oakley, Alan George, Flint; 25 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mrs. Fannie McNaughton, California; Mrs. Harrietta McDonald, Houghton Lake."

iii.

Dale Earl George, born 28 Nov 1906 in Belmore, Henry County, Ohio; died 27 Nov 1988 in Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan; married (1) Cora Mildred Rando 19 Oct 1925; born 5 Oct 1905; died 27 Oct 1932; married (2) Vida Mae Saylor 19 Nov 1933; born 24 Sep 1906 in Elsie, Clinton County, Michigan or Eureka, Clinton County, Michigan; died 7 Mar 1993 in Owosso, Shiawassee County, Michigan.

Notes for Dale Earl George:
* Burial 30 Nov 1988 at Riverside Cemetery, Elsie, Michigan.
- Funeral Program
- Photocopy of birth page in George Family Bible
- Photocopy of marriage page in George Family Bible
- 1930 United States Federal Census (Ancestry.com). Elsie, Clinton, Michigan: Dale E. George; age in 1930: 23; relation to head-of-house: self; estimated birth year: 1906; born in Ohio; race: white. See Census (#?) for more details.
- Michigan Deaths, 1971-96 (Ancestry.com): Dale E. George; birth date: 28 Nov 06; death date: 27 Nov 88; gender: male; residence: Ovid, Clinton, Michigan
Lived in Ovid, MI
Buried in Ovid, Clinton County, MI OR Riverside Cemetery, Elsie, MI
Foreman at Detroit Creamery in Ovid, MI
- Social Security Death Index (Ancestry.com): Dale E. George; birth date: 28 Nov 1906; death date: 27 Nov 1988; last residence: Ovid, Clinton, Michigan; issued: MI (before 1951); SSN: 377-03-9324
- 1910 Michigan Saginaw Chapin (63-63)
GEORGE, Carl R. Head 36M Married 7 b.Ger f.Ger m.Ger Farmer Imm1892 P2
Ella M. Wife 26F Married 7 3-3 b.OH f.OH m.OH
Floyd C. Son 6M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
Carl R. Jr. Son 5M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
Dale E. Son 3M Single b.OH f.OH m.OH
- 09 Apr 1930 MI Clinton Elsie (163-168)
George, Dale E. head $12 23M b.OH (18 age first marriage) f.GER m.OH occupation had something to do with milk products (couldn't read clearly)
George, Cora M. wife 23F b.IL (18 at first marriage) f.IL m.MI
George, Dolores adopted daughter 1F b.MI f.OH m.IL

30 Nov 2003 - Email from Leota Kajdas (Friend of the Dale George family) <Lkajdas2@aol.com>
"I just visited your web site on the George family. I knew Dale George. His second wife, Vida, was my teacher. I also know his 2 daughters, Delores Jean George Baese, and Daleta Dawn George Pontack."

03 Dec 2003 - Email from Leota Kajdas (Friend of the Dale George family) <Lkajdas2@aol.com>
"In answer to your question as to whether I am related to the George family, I am not. I had, just out of curiousity, looked to see what I could find about Elsie, MI, and your site was one that was listed. I'll tell Jean and Daleta that I "talked" to you next time I see them. Jean and her daughter, Dawn, and granddaughter, Justine, eat up at the restaurant in Elsie every Wednesday night, and I also see them in church most Sundays."

Notes for Cora Mildred Rando:
- Photocopy of death page in George Family Bible
- 1930 United States Federal Census (Ancestry.com). Elsie, Clinton, Michigan: Dale E. George; age in 1930: 23; relation to head-of-house: self. See Census (#?) for more details.

09 Apr 1930 MI Clinton Elsie (163-168)
George, Dale E. head $12 23M b.OH (18 age first marriage) f.GER m.OH occupation had something to do with milk products (couldn't read clearly)
George, Cora M. wife 23F b.IL (18 at first marriage) f.IL m.MI
George, Dolores adopted daughter 1F b.MI f.OH m.IL

	1	iv.		Opal Fay George, born 10 Sep 1910 in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, Michigan; died 21 Jun 1976 in Hurley Medical Center, Flint, Genesee County, Michigan; married (1) Hazel Juanita Tant 2 Jun 1934 in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan; married (2) Jeanette P. VanWarmer Aft. 14 Jun 1967.
		v.		Ida Wilhelmina George, born 4 Mar 1919 in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, Michigan; married Sumner J. Allis 4 Sep 1938 in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan; born 14 Jul 1912 in Gaylord, Ostego County, Michigan; died 1 Aug 1978 in Bemidji Community Hospital, Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minnesota.

Notes for Ida Wilhelmina George:
- Photocopy of birth page in George Family Bible
- Photocopy of marriage page in George Family Bible
- 1930 United States Federal Census (Ancestry.com). Chapin, Saginaw, Michigan; p. 5A; ED 11; Ida W. George; age in 1930: 11; relation to head-of-house: daughter; estimated birth year: 1918. See Census (#?) for more details.

1930 Census - United States of America, Michigan, Saginaw County, Chapin Township (12 Apr 1930), District 11, Sheet 5A, Enumeration District #73-11, Supervisor District #9, Mrs. Mabel A. Sutliff, Enumerator, (#90-93)
George, Carl R. 56WM Hesse, Germany fb. Hesse Germany mb. Hesse Germany Farmer (age 28 at first marriage)
George, Ella M. 46WF Ohio fb. OH mb. OH (age 19 at first marriage)
George, Carl R Jr. 25WM Ohio Farmer
George, Opal F. 19WM Michigan Attends School
George, Ida W. 11WF Michigan Attends School
All are able to read and write. Carl Sr. spoke German, immigrated 1892, able to Speak English.

She was Methodist. She resided at RR 8, Box 14, San Benito, TX and 2284 Townline Rd, Gaylord, MI, and P.O. AC Low, Blythe, CA

Notes for Sumner J. Allis:
- Photocopy of death certificate

vi.

Leona Irene George, born 25 Nov 1921 in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, Michigan; died 28 Jan 1922 in Chapin Township, Saginaw County, Michigan.

Notes for Leona Irene George:
- Photocopy of birth page in George Family Bible
- Photocopy of death page in George Family Bible
She was buried in Ridge Road Cemtery, Saginaw County, MI

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