Ralph Smith m. , children: 1. Samuel Smith (-22 MAR 1697), 2. John Smith, 3. Daniel Smith (- MAR 1720), 4. Elizabeth Smith ( SEP 1648-AFT 8 JAN 1733), 5. Thomas Smith (- 1720), 6. Deborah Smith ( 8 MAR 1654-).
!Death: Will dated 19 Jan 1682, codicil dated 5 Mar 1689, will proved 16 Apr
1690.
He was on the Mayflower.
He moved from Plymouth to Yarmouth in late 1638 or early 1639.
Soon after 1644 he moved to Eastham.
Mary Hopkins ( NOV 1640- 2 JUL 1700) m. Samuel Smith (-22 MAR 1697) on 3 JAN 1666 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Samuel Smith (26 MAY 1668-22 SEP 1692), 2. Mary Smith ( 3 JAN 1670-), 3. John Smith (26 MAY 1673-BEF 25 FEB 1718).
Stephen Hopkins ( SEP 1642-10 OCT 1718) m(1). Mary Merrick ( 4 NOV 1650- 1694/1701) on 23 MAY 1667 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Elizabeth Hopkins (ABT 30 JUN 1668-), 2. Stephen Hopkins (15 JUL 1670-), 3. Judah Hopkins (ABT 15 JAN 1677-), 4. Ruth Hopkins (ABT 1 NOV 1674-), 5. Samuel Hopkins (ABT 15 MAR 1682-), 6. Nathaniel Hopkins (ABT 15 MAR 1684-), 7. Joseph Hopkins ( 1688-), 8. Benjamin Hopkins, 9. Mary Hopkins (15 APR 1692-).m(2). Bethiah Linnell (-25 MAR 1726) on 7 APR 1701 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts
Abigail Hopkins ( OCT 1644-) m. William Merrick (15 SEP 1643-30 OCT 1732) on 23 MAY 1667 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Rebecca Merrick (28 NOV 1668-BEF 1732), 2. William Merrick ( 1 AUG 1670-20 MAR 1671), 3. Stephen Merrick (26 MAR 1673-11 MAR 1732), 4. Benjamin Merrick ( 1674-BEF 24 MAY 1749), 5. Nathaniel Merrick ( 1675-13 NOV 1743), 6. John Merrick (ABT 1680-18 APR 1753), 7. Joshua Merrick (ABT 1680-AFT 1726), 8. Ruth Merrick ( 1684- 1766), 9. Samuel Merrick (-BEF 6 APR 1714), 10. Hannah Merrick.
Caleb Hopkins m. Mary Williams , children: 1. Thankful Hopkins (27 MAY 1709- 1 AUG 1783), 2. Caleb Hopkins (ABT 1684- 1741), 3. Thomas Hopkins.
Deborah Hopkins ( JUN 1648-BEF DEC 1727) m. Josiah Cooke (-AFT 31 MAY 1687) on 27 JUL 1668 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Elizabeth Cooke (12 OCT 1669- 2 APR 1670), 2. Josiah Cooke (12 NOV 1670-), 3. Richard Cooke ( 1 SEP 1672-25 APR 1754), 4. Elizabeth Cooke (ABT 15 JUN 1669-), 5. Caleb Cooke (15 NOV 1676-), 6. Deborah Cooke (15 FEB 1678-), 7. Joshua Cooke ( 4 FEB 1682-), 8. Benjamin Cooke (28 FEB 1686-).
Joshua Hopkins ( JUN 1657-BEF 31 AUG 1738) m. Mary Cole (10 MAR 1659- 1 MAR 1734) on 26 MAY 1681, children: 1. John Hopkins (16 APR 1683-24 JUN 1700), 2. Abigail Hopkins ( 9 MAR 1686-), 3. Elisha Hopkins (17 DEC 1688-), 4. Lydia Hopkins ( 1 APR 1692-), 5. Mary Hopkins (20 JAN 1695-BEF 22 JUL 1738), 6. Joshua Hopkins (20 FEB 1698-), 7. Hannah Hopkins (25 MAR 1700-), 8. Phebe Hopkins (11 MAR 1702-).
Mary Hopkins ( NOV 1640- 2 JUL 1700) m. Samuel Smith (-22 MAR 1697) on 3 JAN 1666 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Samuel Smith (26 MAY 1668-22 SEP 1692), 2. Mary Smith ( 3 JAN 1670-), 3. John Smith (26 MAY 1673-BEF 25 FEB 1718).
Stephen Hopkins ( SEP 1642-10 OCT 1718) m(1). Mary Merrick ( 4 NOV 1650- 1694/1701) on 23 MAY 1667 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Elizabeth Hopkins (ABT 30 JUN 1668-), 2. Stephen Hopkins (15 JUL 1670-), 3. Judah Hopkins (ABT 15 JAN 1677-), 4. Ruth Hopkins (ABT 1 NOV 1674-), 5. Samuel Hopkins (ABT 15 MAR 1682-), 6. Nathaniel Hopkins (ABT 15 MAR 1684-), 7. Joseph Hopkins ( 1688-), 8. Benjamin Hopkins, 9. Mary Hopkins (15 APR 1692-).m(2). Bethiah Linnell (-25 MAR 1726) on 7 APR 1701 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts
Abigail Hopkins ( OCT 1644-) m. William Merrick (15 SEP 1643-30 OCT 1732) on 23 MAY 1667 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Rebecca Merrick (28 NOV 1668-BEF 1732), 2. William Merrick ( 1 AUG 1670-20 MAR 1671), 3. Stephen Merrick (26 MAR 1673-11 MAR 1732), 4. Benjamin Merrick ( 1674-BEF 24 MAY 1749), 5. Nathaniel Merrick ( 1675-13 NOV 1743), 6. John Merrick (ABT 1680-18 APR 1753), 7. Joshua Merrick (ABT 1680-AFT 1726), 8. Ruth Merrick ( 1684- 1766), 9. Samuel Merrick (-BEF 6 APR 1714), 10. Hannah Merrick.
Caleb Hopkins m. Mary Williams , children: 1. Thankful Hopkins (27 MAY 1709- 1 AUG 1783), 2. Caleb Hopkins (ABT 1684- 1741), 3. Thomas Hopkins.
Deborah Hopkins ( JUN 1648-BEF DEC 1727) m. Josiah Cooke (-AFT 31 MAY 1687) on 27 JUL 1668 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Elizabeth Cooke (12 OCT 1669- 2 APR 1670), 2. Josiah Cooke (12 NOV 1670-), 3. Richard Cooke ( 1 SEP 1672-25 APR 1754), 4. Elizabeth Cooke (ABT 15 JUN 1669-), 5. Caleb Cooke (15 NOV 1676-), 6. Deborah Cooke (15 FEB 1678-), 7. Joshua Cooke ( 4 FEB 1682-), 8. Benjamin Cooke (28 FEB 1686-).
Joshua Hopkins ( JUN 1657-BEF 31 AUG 1738) m. Mary Cole (10 MAR 1659- 1 MAR 1734) on 26 MAY 1681, children: 1. John Hopkins (16 APR 1683-24 JUN 1700), 2. Abigail Hopkins ( 9 MAR 1686-), 3. Elisha Hopkins (17 DEC 1688-), 4. Lydia Hopkins ( 1 APR 1692-), 5. Mary Hopkins (20 JAN 1695-BEF 22 JUL 1738), 6. Joshua Hopkins (20 FEB 1698-), 7. Hannah Hopkins (25 MAR 1700-), 8. Phebe Hopkins (11 MAR 1702-).
Birth: ABT 1580 England
Death: ABT JUL 1644 Plymouth,Massachusetts
Notes:
Of the Mayflower.
!Death: Between 6 June and 17 July 1644.
His parentage has not been proved, but he may be the son of Stephen Hopkins of
Wortley, Parish of Wotton, Underedge, Co. Gloucester, England, perhaps baptised
there 29 Oct 1581. [TAG 39:95-97: "Hopkins Family of Wortley, Gloucestershire
-- Possible Ancestry of Stephen Hopkins"]
His first wife's identity is unknown.
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From "Mayflower Families in Progress: Vol. VI, Stephen Hopkins" pages 3-6:
Stephen Hopkins sailed in the Mayflower in 1620, one of the "Londoners" or
"strangers" recruited for the voyage. He was called "Master", and only two
others of the 17 free men on the voyage were so styled [another was Richard
Warren]. He seems to have originated from the family of Hopkins, alias
Seborne, located for several generations at Wortley, Wotton Underedge, co.
Glouchester. The Wortley historian has conjectured, after a thorough study of
the family, that Stephen of the Mayflower may well have been son of Stephen
Hopkins, a clothier of Wortley who also had son Robert Hopkins of London.
Stephen Hopkins was probably the young man of that name who served as
minister's clerk on the vessel "Sea Venture" which sailed from London 2 June
1609, bound for Virginia. The ship was severely damaged in a hurricane, and
the company was washed ashore on the Bermudan "Ile of Divels" on 28 July. The
150 survivors were marooned on the island for nine months, building two vessels
which ultimatelytook them to Virginia. During the sojourn Stephen Hopkins
encouraged an uprising by his fellows upon grounds that the Governor's
authority pertained only to the voyage and the regime in Virginia, not to the
forced existence in Bermuda. For his remarks he was placed under guard,
brought before the company in manacles and sentenced to death by court-martial.
"But so penitent hee was and made so much moane, alleadging the ruine of his
Wife and Children in this his trespasse," according to William Strachey's
record of the voyage, that friends among his cohorts procured a pardon from the
Governor. The two newly built vessels, the "Patience" and the "Deliverance"
arrived at Jamestown on 24 May 1610, but no evidence has been found of
Hopkins' residence there, and it is presumed he soon returned to his family in
England. Strachey noted that while Hopkins was very religious, he was
contentious and defiant of authority and possessed enough learning to undertake
wrest leadership from others.
The home in England of Stephen Hopkins was just outside of London Wall on the
high road entering the city at Aldgate in the vicinity of Heneage House. In
this neighborhood lived John Carver and William Bradford of the Mayflower
Company; Robert Cushman, the London agent for the Pilgrims; and Edward
Southworth, who later came to New England. Stephen was called a tanner or
leathermaker at the time of the Mayflower voyage.
The name of Stephen's first wife remains unknown. No authority has been found
for the oft published identification of her as Constance Dudley. His second
wife was named Elizabeth, and it seems certain that the marriage of Stephen
Hopkins and Elizabeth Fisher on 19 Feb 1617/18 at St. Mary Matfellon,
Whitechapel, London pertains to them.
Stephen, wife Elizabeth and children Giles and Constance by first wife and
daughter Damaris by second wife, and two men servants, Edward Doty and Edward
Lister, came on the Mayflower. Son Oceanus was born during the voyage. Upon
the ship's arrival at Cape Cod 11 Nov 1620, Stephen was among the men signing
the Mayflower Compact in the cabin. He was one of three men designated to
provide counsel and advice to Captain Myles Standish on the first land
expedition of the Pilgrims in the New World. During the third day out, the
company chanced upon an Indian deer trap, and Stephen was able to explain its
function and danger to his fellows. In February of 1620/21, when Indians
appeared on a neighboring hilltop, Captain Standish took Stephen Hopkins with
him to negotiate with the savages. Thereafter, Stephen was invariably
deputized to meet the Indians and act as an interpreter. In July of 1621 he
served as envoy to friendly Chief Massasoit, and he made a friend for the
colonists of Samoset, another Indian whom Stephen entertained in his home.
Despite the mortality caused by tribulations of the first Pilgrim winter in New
England, Stephen Hopkins' household of eight persons was one of only four
households that escaped loss.
Stephen Hopkins was referred to as a merchant and a planter in Plymouth
records, also as "Gentleman" and "Master". He received a six-acre lot in the
division of land in 1623 and later had other plots by grant or purchase. It is
stated that he kept for his home throughout his life at Plymouth the lot on the
easterly corner of Main and Leyden Streets that had been assigned to him on
arrival. He built and owned the first wharf in Plymouth Colony of which there
is record, selling it for sixty pounds in July of 1637. He built a house at
Yarmouth on Cape Cod but returned to Plymouth and gave the Yarmouth dwelling to
son Giles, who remained there.
Stephen Hopkins was made freeman by 1633 and served with sons Giles and Caleb
and son-in-law Jacob Cooke as "Voluntary" in the Pequot War of 1637. He held
the position of Assistant in the Colony from at least 1633 to 1636.
Probably because of his status in the Colony as a "stranger", Stephen Hopkins
found himself on occasion in official difficulty. In June of 1636, while
serving as Assistant, he was fined for battery of John Tisdale. In 1637 and
1638 he was charged with various indiscretions involving the sale of
intoxicants and other items at his dwelling. In 1638/9 he was found in
contempt of court for refusing to deal fairly with Dorothy Temple, an
apprentice girl, and in December of 1639 he was charged with selling a looking
glass at an excessive price.
The will of Stephen Hopkins, dated 6 June 1644, was proved upon testimony of
William Bradford and Captain Myles Standish at a General Court at Plymouth on
20 Aug 1644, Calling himself of Plymouth in New England and "weake yet in good
and prfect memory," he directed that his body be "buryed as neare as
convenyently may be to my wyfe, Deceased." He made these bequests:
To son Giles Hopkins the great bull now in the hands of Mris. Warren.
To Stevnen Hopkins "my sonn Giles his sonne" 20 shillings in Mris Warren's
hands for the hire of said bull.
To dau. Constanc Snow, wife of Nicholas, "my mare"
To dau. Deborah Hopkins "the brodhorned black cowe and her calf and half the
Cowe called Motley".
To dau. Damaris Hopkins "the Cowe called Damaris heiffer and the white faced
calf and half the cowe called Mottley."
To dau. Ruth "the Cowe called Red Cole and her calfe and a Bull at Yarmouth wch
is in the keepeing of Giles Hopkins wch is an yeare and advantage old and half
the curld Cowe."
To dau. Elizabeth "the Cowe called Smykins and her calf and thother half of the
Curld Cowe wth Ruth and an yearelinge heiffer wthout a tayle in the keepeing of
Gyles Hopkins at Yarmouth."
To four daus. Deborah, Damaris, Ruth and Elizabeth Hopkins, all the moveable
goods that belonged to his house, "and in case any of my said daughters should
be talken away by death before they be marryed then...their division to be
equally devided amongst the Survivors."
To son Caleb, "heire apparent," house and lands at Plymouth, one pair of oxen
and the hire of them, then in the hands of Richard Church, and "all my debts
which are now oweing unto me."
The testator reserved to his daus. "free recourse to my house in Plymouth upon
any occation there to abide and remayne for such tyme as any of them shall
thinke meete and convenyent & they single persons." He named son Caleb as
executor, and Caleb and Captain Standish as joint supervisors of the will.
The inventory of his goods, taken by Captain Standish, Thomas Willet and John
Doane on 17 July 1644, listed livestock (fifteen neat cattle, a horse and other
stock), household goods, clothing, tools and more than seventeen pounds owed to
Hopkins by debtors. The estate was given a total value of about 130 pounds.
The division of his moveable estate to daus. Deborah, Damaris, Ruth and
Elizabeth was made by son Caleb and Captain Standish on 30 Nov 1644.
In his list of the Mayflower passengers, Governor Bradford included: "Mr.
Steven Hopkins, and Elizabeth, his wife, and 2 children, caled Giles and
Constanta, a doughter, both by a former wife; and 2 more by his wife caled
Damaris and Oceanus; the last was borne at sea; and two servants, called Edward
Doty adn Edward Lister." Taking note of changes after 30 years, Bradford wrote
of the Hopkins family in the spring of 1651: "Mr. Hopkins and his wife are now
both dead, but they lived above 20 years in this place, and had one sone and 4
doughters borne here. Ther sone became a seaman, and dyed at Barbadoes; one
daughter dyed here, and 2 are maried, one of them hath 2 children; and one is
yet to mary. So their increase which still survive are 5. But doughter
Constanta is also maried, and hath 12 children, all of them living, and one of
them maried."
Children:
Constance Hopkins (ABT 1607- OCT 1677) m. Nicholas Snow (-15 NOV 1676) on BEF 1628 at probably,Plymouth,Massachusetts, children: 1. Mark Snow ( 9 MAY 1628-BEF 9 JAN 1695), 2. Mary Snow (ABT 1630-28 APR 1704), 3. Sarah Snow (ABT 1632-AFT 8 MAR 1697), 4. Joseph Snow (24 NOV 1634- 3 JAN 1722), 5. Stephen Snow (ABT 1636-17 DEC 1705), 6. John Snow (ABT 1638-BEF 4 APR 1692), 7. Elizabeth Snow (ABT 1640-16 JUN 1678), 8. Jabez Snow (ABT 1642-27 DEC 1690), 9. Ruth Snow (ABT 1644-27 JAN 1717), 10. Constance Snow (ABT 1646-).
Giles Hopkins (ABT 1609-ABT APR 1690) m. Catherine Whelden (-AFT 5 MAR 1689) on 9 OCT 1639 at Plymouth,Massachusetts, children: 1. Mary Hopkins ( NOV 1640- 2 JUL 1700), 2. Stephen Hopkins ( SEP 1642-10 OCT 1718), 3. Abigail Hopkins ( OCT 1644-), 4. Caleb Hopkins, 5. Deborah Hopkins ( JUN 1648-BEF DEC 1727), 6. Joshua Hopkins ( JUN 1657-BEF 31 AUG 1738).
m: Elizabeth Fisher (-AFT 4 FEB 1639)
on 19 FEB 1618 at St. Mary's,Whitechapel,London,England
Children:
Damaris Hopkins ( 1619-AFT 1627)
Oceanus Hopkins (ABT SEP 1620-BEF 22 MAY 1627)
Caleb Hopkins (ABT 1622- 1644/1651)
Deborah Hopkins (ABT 1625-AFT 1666) m. Andrew Ring ( 1618-22 FEB 1693) on 23 APR 1646 at Plymouth,Massachusetts, children: 1. Elizabeth Ring (19 APR 1652-), 2. Mary Ring (-AFT 29 JUL 1724).
Mark Snow ( 9 MAY 1628-BEF 9 JAN 1695) m(1). Anne Cooke (-25 JUL 1656) on 18 JAN 1655 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Anna Snow ( 7 JUL 1656-BEF 7 JUL 1714).m(2). Jane Prence ( 1 NOV 1637-ABT JUN 1712) on 9 JAN 1661 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Mary Snow (30 NOV 1661-), 2. Nicholas Snow ( 6 DEC 1663-), 3. Elizabeth Snow ( 9 MAY 1666-18 JAN 1675), 4. Thomas Snow ( 6 AUG 1668-), 5. Sarah Snow (10 MAY 1671-AFT 1703), 6. Prence Snow (22 MAY 1674-), 7. Elizabeth Snow (22 JUN 1676-22 MAR 1678), 8. Hannah Snow (16 SEP 1679-BEF 1703).
Mary Snow (ABT 1630-28 APR 1704) m. Thomas Paine (ABT 1627-16 AUG 1706) on ABT 1650, children: 1. Mary Paine (-BEF 20 JAN 1724), 2. Samuel Paine (ABT 1652-13 OCT 1712), 3. Thomas Paine (ABT 1657-23 JUN 1721), 4. Eleazer or Elisha Paine (10 MAR 1658-), 5. John Paine (14 MAR 1661-), 6. Nicholas Paine (-BEF 17 NOV 1733), 7. James Paine ( 6 JUL 1665- 1728), 8. Joseph Paine, 9. Dorcas Paine (ABT 1669-30 OCT 1707).
Sarah Snow (ABT 1632-AFT 8 MAR 1697) m. William Walker (ABT 1620-ABT 1703) on 25 FEB 1655 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. John Walker (24 NOV 1655-26 MAR 1676), 2. William Walker (12 OCT 1657-BEF 1659), 3. William Walker ( 2 AUG 1659-), 4. Sarah Walker (30 JUL 1662-), 5. Elizabeth Walker (28 SEP 1664-AFT 1697), 6. Jabez Walker ( 8 JUL 1668-).
Joseph Snow (24 NOV 1634- 3 JAN 1722) m. Mary [---] , children: 1. Joseph Snow (24 NOV 1671-), 2. Benjamin Snow ( 9 JUN 1673-), 3. Mary Snow (17 OCT 1674-BEF 1718), 4. Sarah Snow (30 APR 1677-), 5. Ruth Snow (14 OCT 1679-), 6. Stephen Snow (24 FEB 1681-ABT 1769), 7. Lydia Snow (20 JUL 1684-), 8. Rebecca Snow ( 4 DEC 1686-), 9. James Snow (31 MAR 1689-), 10. Jane Snow (27 MAR 1692-), 11. Josiah Snow (27 NOV 1694-).
Stephen Snow (ABT 1636-17 DEC 1705) m(1). Susannah [---] , children: 1. Hannah Snow ( 2 JAN 1666-23 JUN 1737), 2. Micajah Snow ( 1669- 1754), 3. Bethia Snow ( 1 JUL 1672-AFT 31 JUL 1734), 4. Bathshua Snow (25 JUL 1664-BEF 7 OCT 1707), 5. Ebenezer Snow.m(2). Mary Bigford
John Snow (ABT 1638-BEF 4 APR 1692) m. Mary Smalley (11 DEC 1647-ABT 1703) on 19 SEP 1667 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. John Snow ( 3 MAY 1678- OCT 1738), 2. Rebecca Snow.
Elizabeth Snow (ABT 1640-16 JUN 1678) m. Thomas Rogers ( 1638-BEF 8 JUL 1704) on 13 DEC 1665 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Elizabeth Rogers ( 8 OCT 1666-), 2. Joseph Rogers ( 1 FEB 1668-24 APR 1696), 3. Hannah Rogers (20 MAR 1669-BEF 1733), 4. Thomas Rogers ( 6 MAR 1671-15 MAR 1671), 5. Thomas Rogers ( 6 MAY 1672-AFT 8 JUL 1704), 6. Eleazer Rogers ( 3 NOV 1673-AFT 8 JUL 1704), 7. Nathaniel Rogers (18 JAN 1675-).
Jabez Snow (ABT 1642-27 DEC 1690) m. Elizabeth Smith ( SEP 1648-AFT 8 JAN 1733) on BEF 6 SEP 1670 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Jabez Snow ( 6 SEP 1670-14 OCT 1750), 2. Edward Snow (26 MAR 1672-BEF 20 SEP 1758), 3. Sarah Snow (26 FEB 1673-28 NOV 1746), 4. Grace Snow ( 5 FEB 1675-AFT 6 JUL 1714), 5. Thomas Snow (- 2 APR 1697), 6. Elizabeth Snow (BEF 1690-), 7. Deborah Snow ( 1678/1690-AFT 18 APR 1732), 8. Rachel Snow ( 1685-), 9. Mercy Snow.
Ruth Snow (ABT 1644-27 JAN 1717) m. John Cole (15 JUL 1644- 6 JAN 1725) on 10 DEC 1666 at Eastham,Barnstable Co.,Massachusetts, children: 1. Ruth Cole (11 MAR 1668-), 2. John Cole ( 6 MAR 1670-13 DEC 1746), 3. Hepzibah Cole ( JUN 1672-BEF 3 FEB 1726), 4. Hannah Cole (27 MAR 1675-BEF 18 MAR 1729), 5. Joseph Cole (11 JUN 1677-BEF 12 MAR 1766), 6. Mary Cole (22 OCT 1679-), 7. Sarah Cole (10 JUN 1682-).
Constance Snow (ABT 1646-) m. Daniel Doane (ABT 1636-20 DEC 1712) on BEF 1666, children: 1. Joseph Doane, 2. Constant Doane, 3. Israel Doane, 4. Daniel Doane (-AFT 15 JAN 1695), 5. Nathaniel Doane, 6. Constance Doane ( 7 MAR 1670- 5 MAR 1742), 7. Rebecca Doane, 8. Abigail Doane, 9. Ruth Doane.
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