Mehitable Ewer
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Oct 1694 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism: 11 Dec 1698 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1663-1722)
Mother: Elizabeth Lovell (1660-1712)
Nathaniel Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 12 Apr 1726 - Barnstable, Massachusetts 1
Baptism:
Death: 1810 - Newmarket, New Hampshire
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Nathaniel Ewer (1695-1772)
Mother: Mary Stewart (1698- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Drusilla Covell (23 Apr 1732 - 1781)
Marriage: 18 Oct 1750 - Chatham, Massachusetts 2
Status:
Nathaniel Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Nov 1695 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 1772 - Newmarket, New Hampshire
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1663-1722)
Mother: Elizabeth Lovell (1660-1712)
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Stewart (22 Jul 1698 - )
Marriage: 8 Nov 1723 - Sandwich, Massachusetts 1
Status:
Children:
1. Silas Ewer (1724- )
2. Nathaniel Ewer (1726-1810)
3. Desire Ewer (1727- )
4. Gamaliel Ewer (1733- )
5. Mary Ewer (1737- )
Peter Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 8 Mar 1800 - Nantucket, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 7 Jan 1855 - Nantucket, Massachusetts
Burial: in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Nantucket 3
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Sylvanus Ewer (1767-1836)
Mother: Margaret Folger (Est 1770- )
Notes
General:
Lot 77 Peter Ewer. March 8, 1800 - January 7, 1855.
He is the son of Sylvanus Ewer and Margaret (Peggy) Folger Ewer. His first wife was Eunice Cartwright. His second wife was Mary Cartwright. He was the inventor of "the camels", a floating dry-dock, designed to lift loaded whale ships and carry them over the sandbar. They were named after a similar device invented in Holland. You may see a model of "the camels" at The Whaling Museum. As a young man, he purchased and placed the eight milestones from Nantucket to Sconset. The tradition from the family is his children and children's children to the family's final generation should keep the milestones painted white.
In 1836, he inherited 19 Union Street from his father Sylvanus. 3
Rebecca Ewer
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 27 Apr 1715 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 11 Oct 1787 - Pomfret, Vermont
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Shubael Ewer (1690-1715)
Mother: Rebecca Conant (Est 1680- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Thomas Winslow (7 Jun 1711 - 13 Mar 1782)
Marriage: 27 Jun 1735 - Barnstable, Massachusetts 4
Status:
Notes
Marriage Notes (Thomas Winslow)
Children
Bethia WINSLOW b: in Hardwick, Worcester, MA
Lucy WINSLOW b: in Hardwick, Worcester, MA
John WINSLOW b: in Hardwick, Worcester, MA
Samuel WINSLOW b: 6 Apr 1735 in Rochester, MA
Mercy WINSLOW b: 19 Aug 1736 in Rochester, MA
Rebecca WINSLOW b: 23 Jan 1736/37 in Rochester, MA
Shubael WINSLOW b: 20 Sep 1739 in Rochester, MA
Thomas WINSLOW b: 11 Jul 1741 in Rochester, MA
Judith WINSLOW b: 19 Mar 1742/43 in Rochester, MA
Nathaniel WINSLOW b: 6 Oct 1744 in Rochester, MA
Thankful WINSLOW b: 4 May 1746 in Rochester, MA
Hannah WINSLOW b: 29 Jan 1747/48 in Rochester, MA
Kenelm WINSLOW b: 5 Apr 1749 in Rochester, MA
Thankful WINSLOW b: 2 Sep 1750 in Rochester, MA
Jonathan WINSLOW b: 3 May 1752 in Rochester, MA
Sarah Ewer
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth:
Baptism: 10 May 1629 - Strood, Kent
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1593-1638) 5
Mother: Sarah Learned (1607-1652)
Seth Ewer
Sex: M
AKA: Seth Ewers
Individual Information
Birth: 14 Mar 1729 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 15 Apr 1801
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1686-Cir 1761)
Mother: Reliance Tobey (1696- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Elizabeth Rich (20 Mar 1737 - 2 Jun 1759)
Marriage: 30 Sep 1757 - Truro, Massachusetts 6
Status:
2. Lydia Churchill (9 Mar 1735 - 18 May 1787)
Marriage: 16 Sep 1762 - Plymouth, Massachusetts
Status:
Children:
1. Sylvanus Ewer (1767-1836)
Notes
General:
Marriage 3 Mary Baxter b: Abt 1732
Married: 1790 in Nantucket
Shubael Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth:
Baptism: 21 Sep 1690 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Death: 6 Aug 1715 - Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1663-1722)
Mother: Elizabeth Lovell (1660-1712)
Spouses and Children
1. *Rebecca Conant (Est 1680 - )
Marriage: 14 Jun 1714 - Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Status:
Children:
1. Rebecca Ewer (1715-1787)
Silas Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 27 Nov 1724 - Barnstable, Massachusetts 1
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Nathaniel Ewer (1695-1772)
Mother: Mary Stewart (1698- )
Sylvanus Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 4 Oct 1767 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death: 3 Mar 1836 - Nantucket, Massachusetts
Burial: in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Nantucket 3
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Seth Ewer (1729-1801)
Mother: Lydia Churchill (1735-1787)
Spouses and Children
1. *Margaret Folger (Est 1770 - )
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Peter Ewer (1800-1855)
2. Eunice Hussey (15 Jul 1780 - 19 Oct 1847)
Marriage:
Status:
Notes
General:
Lot 77 Sylvanus Ewer. October 4, 1767 - March 3, 1836.
Son of Seth Ewer and Lydia Churchill Ewer. His first wife was Anna Crosby. His second wife was Margaret "Peggy" Folger. His third wife was Phebe Pease Nye. His fourth wife was Eunice Hussey.
He was a ship's carpenter who came to Nantucket from Osterville. He went on to become a very successful whaling merchant and manufacturer of oil and candles. In 1805, he purchased from Nathan Nye (first husband of his third wife) 19 Union Street now known as the "Sylvanus Ewer House". This property was passed on to his son Peter who passed it on to his second wife Mary who passed it on to their daughter Margaret who passed it on to her daughter Mary who passed it on to her brother Frank. 3
Thankful Ewer
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Oct 1701 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1663-1722)
Mother: Elizabeth Lovell (1660-1712)
Thomas Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth:
Baptism: 6 Feb 1634 - Strood, Kent
Death: Cir 1667 - At Sea
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
• Probate 7, , Barnstable, Plymouth Colony in Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1593-1638) 5
Mother: Sarah Learned (1607-1652)
Spouses and Children
1. *Hannah (Est 1637 - After May 1667)
Marriage:
Status:
Notes
General:
on 31 May 1667, the estate of Thomas Ewer was appraised, and "Hannah the relict of the aforesaid Thomas Ewer took her oath" [MD 17:24, citing PCPR 2:2:44]
Thomas Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth:
Baptism: 10 Mar 1593 - Strood, Kent
Death: 1638 - Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
• Alt Death, , Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay in Charlestown, Massachusetts Bay
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Learned (30 Sep 1607 - 1652)
Marriage: 13 Jan 1624 - Bermondsey, Surrey 8
Status:
Children:
1. John Ewer (1628-Bef 1652) 9
2. Sarah Ewer (1629- )
3. Elizabeth Ewer (1631- )
4. Thomas Ewer (1634-Cir 1667)
5. Anna Ewer (Cir 1637-Cir 1720) 7
Notes
General:
The senior Thomas Ewer was married twice. His first marriage was to Bridget Hipsley on September 13, 1614 at Strood. Bridget was buried at Strood on August 2, 1623. Thomas Ewer & Bridget Hipsley had three children, all of which appear to have died before reaching adulthood.Marriage Notes (Sarah Learned)
On June 14, 1635, "Tho[mas] Ewer," tailor, aged 40, "Sara Ewer," aged 28, "Elizabeth Ewer," aged 4, and "Tho[mas] Ewer," aged 1½, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the James [Hotten 88]. There are no clear reasons why the two older children, John and Sarah were not included with their parents on the James, but they did eventually arrive in the Massachusetts Bay Colony and remained their for the rest of their lives.
Thomas Ewer would not live long after his arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He died sometime in 1638 at Charlestown, Massachusetts, the place where he first moved his family after their arrival in New England. "On 4 December 1638, "[blank] Ewar was allowed executrix of her husband, Thom[as] Ewar, deceased" [MBCR 1:248]. His short years in the colony were exciting ones however. On August 3, 1637, Thomas Ewer was accused of speaking treason against the King of England. According to a man by the last name of Brooks, who testified before the Governor, John Winthrop, that Thomas Ewer had, about twelve months prior, said; "that, if the King did send any authority hither against our patent, he would be the first should resist him" The matter was resolved after Governor Winthrop called all of the persons involved and bound them over to the General Court. The poor, hapless Brooks brought his wife with him and her testimony did not agree with his. Likewise, the other three witnesses that Brooks named disagreed with his story about Thomas Ewer. It was finally agreed and written down accordingly that Thomas Ewer had said, "that, if there came any authority out of England contrary to the patent, he would withstand it." This statement was substantially different from the first statement, primarily because the King was not mentioned and because it was determined that Brooks "did bare malice" towards Thomas Ewer, the authorities could rest easy that Thomas was not the rebel he had been reported to be. Less than a year later, on June 5, 1638, Thomas Ewer would be fined 40s "for leaving his pit or well open, in which a child was drowned" [MBCR 1:233]; in the general amnesty of 6 September 1638, this fine was reduced to 10s. "[MBCR 1:245].
It was in November of 1635 that Thomas and his family located at Charlestown; " On 12 November 1635, "Tho[mas] Ewar [was] admitted & granted to plant next to Mr. Palmer's on this side Wenotomie River upon the line by New Towne bounds" in Charlestown "[ChTR 17]. On March 3. 1636/37, "Goodman Tho[mas] Ewar" was granted "one cow's hayground" near Goodman Hutchinson "if he have not Goodman W[illia]m Larnet's in the saltmarsh against the oyster bank in Mistick" [ChTR 26]. On March 6, 1636/37, "Goodman Ewar [was] to have Goodman Larnett's haylot which he left in exchange for some marsh by his house if Mr. Pratt require not the grant" [ChTR 26]. And it was also noted that on the same day; On 6 March 1636/7, "Tho[mas] Ewar" held five acres of land Mysticside [ChTR 27]. In 1637 "Tho[mas] Ewar" held 6¬ cow commons [ChTR 32]. In the 23 April 1638 accounting of Mystic lands, "Tho[mas] Ewer" held parcels of twenty-five, sixty and five acres [ChTR 37].
Thomas Ewer was appointed to to various responsiblities as well; Charlestown highway surveyor, 17 February 1636/7 [ChTR 25]. Committee to stint the common, 17 February 1636/7 [ChTR 25]. Committee to lay out bounds between Charlestown and John Winthrop's farm, 1 May 1637 [ChTR 28]. Constable, 3 February 1637/8 [ChTR 34; MBCR 1:220]; on 20 August 1638, "Willi[am] Brankenborow being chosen constable of Charlestowne, in the room of Thom[as] Ewar, did take his oath to that place" [MBCR 1:230].
It is generally believed that Thomas Ewer died after June 5, 1638 and before August 20, 1638. It may very well have been a direct result of the tragic incident of the well being left open, resulting in the death of a child that hastened his demise, perhaps by his own hand. We may never know but it seems likely that it was that incident that precipitated his death. It was on December 30, 1638 that "Sarah Ewar" held 6¬ cow commons [ChTR 42]. In the 1638 Charlestown Book of Possessions, "Sarah Ewer late wife of Tho[mas] Ewer of Charltowne deceased" held eleven parcels: "dwelling house with a garden plot, situate in the middle row"; "three rood of ground ... in the East Field"; "one acre and half of arable land ... in the High Field"; "two acres of meadow ... in the South Mead"; six and a quarter milch cow commons; "eight acres of arable land ... in the Line Field"; "five acres of meadow ... in Mistick Marshes"; "five acres of woodland ... in Mistick Field"; another "five acres of woodland ... in Mistick Field"; "twenty and five acres of woodland ... in Mistick Field"; and "sixty acres of land ... in Rock Field" [ChBOP 29-30].
In 1639, "Sarah Ewer, widow, sole executrix of Thomas Ewer, deceased, bargained and sold unto Francis Willoughby of Charltowne, one dwelling house, with a garden plot, situate in the middle row, butting south and west upon the market place" [ChBOP 93].
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Savage:
EWER, HENRY, Sandwich 1637.
JOHN, Barnstable, d. 1652.
THOMAS, Charlestown, came in the James from London 1635, aged 40; with w. Sarah, d. of William Larned, 28; and ch. Eliz. 4; and Thomas, l had elder ch. perhaps John, certain. Sarah, wh. m. 18 June 1645, Thomas Blossom the sec. of Plymouth; unit. with the ch. Jan. 1636, as had his w. the mo. bef. freem. 3 Mar. 1636; d. 1638; and his wid. m. 11 Dec. 1639, Thomas Lothrop of Barnstable, where his d. Eliz. was bur 9 Apr. 1641. Perhaps he was the man against wh. charge for language against the king, in 1637, was brot. by Lord Ley, so easily got rid of by Gov. Winth. I. 234; but he might soon after have seem. in greater danger for error in his relig. opin. as he was one of the friends of Wheelwright. Yet his discretion in recant. is observ. THOMAS, Sandwich, of wh. I learn nothing but what his wid. Hannah pro. his inv. 31 May 1667. 10
On June 14, 1635, "Tho[mas] Ewer," tailor, aged 40, "Sara Ewer," aged 28, "Elizabeth Ewer," aged 4, and "Tho[mas] Ewer," aged 1½, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the James [Hotten 88]. It is unknown why the two older children, John and Sarah were not included with their parents on the James, but they did eventually arrive in the Massachusetts Bay Colony and remained there for the rest of their lives.
Thomas Ewer would not live long after his arrival in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He died sometime in 1638 at Charlestown, Massachusetts, the place where he first moved his family after their arrival in New England. "On 4 December 1638, "[blank] Ewar was allowed executrix of her husband, Thom[as] Ewar, deceased" [MBCR 1:248]. His short years in the colony were exciting ones however. On August 3, 1637, Thomas Ewer was accused of speaking treason against the King of England. According to a man by the last name of Brooks, who testified before the Governor, John Winthrop, that Thomas Ewer had, about twelve months prior, said; "that, if the King did send any authority hither against our patent, he would be the first should resist him" The matter was resolved after Governor Winthrop called all of the persons involved and bound them over to the General Court. The poor, hapless Brooks brought his wife with him and her testimony did not agree with his. Likewise, the other three witnesses that Brooks named disagreed with his story about Thomas Ewer. It was finally agreed and written down accordingly that Thomas Ewer had said, "that, if there came any authority out of England contrary to the patent, he would withstand it." This statement was substantially different from the first statement, primarily because the King was not mentioned and because it was determined that Brooks "did bare malice" towards Thomas Ewer, the authorities could rest easy that Thomas was not the rebel he had been reported to be. Less than a year later, on June 5, 1638, Thomas Ewer would be fined 40s "for leaving his pit or well open, in which a child was drowned" [MBCR 1:233]; in the general amnesty of 6 September 1638, this fine was reduced to 10s. "[MBCR 1:245].
It was in November of 1635 that Thomas and his family located at Charlestown; " On 12 November 1635, "Tho[mas] Ewar [was] admitted & granted to plant next to Mr. Palmer's on this side Wenotomie River upon the line by New Towne bounds" in Charlestown "[ChTR 17]. On March 3. 1636/37, "Goodman Tho[mas] Ewar" was granted "one cow's hayground" near Goodman Hutchinson "if he have not Goodman Wm Larnet's in the saltmarsh against the oyster bank in Mistick" [ChTR 26]. On March 6, 1636/37, "Goodman Ewar [was] to have Goodman Larnett's haylot which he left in exchange for some marsh by his house if Mr. Pratt require not the grant" [ChTR 26]. And it was also noted that on the same day; On 6 March 1636/7, "Tho[mas] Ewar" held five acres of land Mysticside [ChTR 27]. In 1637 "Tho[mas] Ewar" held 6¬ cow commons [ChTR 32]. In the 23 April 1638 accounting of Mystic lands, "Tho[mas] Ewer" held parcels of twenty-five, sixty and five acres [ChTR 37].
Thomas Ewer was appointed to to various responsiblities as well; Charlestown highway surveyor, 17 February 1636/7 [ChTR 25]. Committee to stint the common, 17 February 1636/7 [ChTR 25]. Committee to lay out bounds between Charlestown and John Winthrop's farm, 1 May 1637 [ChTR 28]. Constable, 3 February 1637/8 [ChTR 34; MBCR 1:220]; on 20 August 1638, "Willi[am] Brankenborow being chosen constable of Charlestowne, in the room of Thom[as] Ewar, did take his oath to that place" [MBCR 1:230].
It is generally believed that Thomas Ewer died after June 5, 1638 and before August 20, 1638. It was on December 30, 1638 that "Sarah Ewar" held 6¬ cow commons [ChTR 42]. In the 1638 Charlestown Book of Possessions, "Sarah Ewer late wife of Tho[mas] Ewer of Charltowne deceased" held eleven parcels: "dwelling house with a garden plot, situate in the middle row"; "three rood of ground ... in the East Field"; "one acre and half of arable land ... in the High Field"; "two acres of meadow ... in the South Mead"; six and a quarter milch cow commons; "eight acres of arable land ... in the Line Field"; "five acres of meadow ... in Mistick Marshes"; "five acres of woodland ... in Mistick Field"; another "five acres of woodland ... in Mistick Field"; "twenty and five acres of woodland ... in Mistick Field"; and "sixty acres of land ... in Rock Field" [ChBOP 29-30].
In 1639, "Sarah Ewer, widow, sole executrix of Thomas Ewer, deceased, bargained and sold unto Francis Willoughby of Charltowne, one dwelling house, with a garden plot, situate in the middle row, butting south and west upon the market place" [ChBOP 93].
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Thomas Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 4 Jan 1686 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Baptism:
Death: Cir 1761 - (Barnstable, Massachusetts)
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Events
• Alt. Birth, , Barnstable, Plymouth Colony in Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Parents
Father: Thomas Ewer (1663-1722)
Mother: Elizabeth Lovell (1660-1712)
Spouses and Children
1. *Reliance Tobey (Mar 1696 - )
Marriage: 10 Jun 1718 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Status:
Children:
1. Seth Ewer (1729-1801)
Notes
Marriage Notes (Reliance Tobey)
Children
John Ewer b: 28 Apr 1719 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA c: 3 May 1719 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Mercey Ewer b: 7 Oct 1721 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Sarah Ewer b: 1 Mar 1723/24 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Thomas Ewer b: 3 Oct 1726 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Seth Ewer b: 14 Mar 1728/29 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Sarah Ewer b: 23 Feb 1731/32 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
Sylvanus Ewer b: 18 Mar 1741/42 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA
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Thomas Ewer
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Dec 1663 - Sandwich, Plymouth Colony
Baptism:
Death: Jun 1722 - Sandwich, Massachusetts
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Elizabeth Lovell (20 Oct 1660 - 20 Mar 1712)
Marriage: Oct 1684 - Barnstable, Plymouth Colony
Status:
Children:
1. Thomas Ewer (1686-Cir 1761)
2. Shubael Ewer (1690-1715)
3. John Ewer (1692- )
4. Mehitable Ewer (1694- )
5. Nathaniel Ewer (1695-1772)
6. Jonathan Ewer (1696- )
7. Hezekiah Ewer (1697- )
8. Thankful Ewer (1701- )
9. Abigail Ewer (1706- )
2. Sarah Torrey (9 Feb 1660 - After Nov 1722)
Marriage: 18 Sep 1712 - Barnstable, Massachusetts
Status:
Sally Ewing
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 28 Jun 1785 - Maine
Baptism:
Death: 17 Mar 1866 - Maine
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Jesse Snow (23 Jul 1778 - ) 13
Marriage: 25 Jul 1799 - Great Island (Harpswell), Maine
Status:
Children:
1. Margaret Snow (1805- )
Notes
General:
Father: Joseph Ewing
Mother: Sarah Merryman b: 1763 in Harpswell, Cumberland, Me
Olive Faber
Sex: F
AKA: Olive Furber
Individual Information
Birth: 1817 - New Hampshire
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Lewis Eldridge Bradford (15 Nov 1809 - 22 Sep 1867)
Marriage: 4 Oct 1836 - Duxbury, Massachusetts
Status:
Children:
1. Lewis E Bradford (1843-1874)
2. Caroline Cushing Bradford (1845-1912)
3. Arabella F Bradford (1848- )
4. William H Bradford (1850-After 1914)
Joseph Roderick Facha
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 22 Feb 1855 14
Baptism:
Death: 14 Sep 1946 - Wellfleet, Massachusetts 14
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Notes
Medical:
age 91-6-23
Adaline Fader
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1825
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Rowland F Higgins (13 Dec 1818 - 1904) 15
Marriage: 1851
Status:
Alice Elaine Fagan
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Est 1925 - of Boston, Mass.
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
Spouses and Children
1. *Robert D Wilkinson (Est 1925 - )
Marriage: 4 Dec 1948 - (Boston, Massachusetts) 16
Status:
Children:
1. Christine Alice Wilkinson (1949- )
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