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| 2351 | Donald Stewart, a subtenant in Strone, had a son whose name is unknown who is identified in Stewarts of the South c. 1815 as a servant to the Earl of Murray. His birth is estimated to have been about 1750 in Strone, Upper Strathgartney, Callander, Perthshire, Scotland, although no matching record has been found. "Donald Stewart, [a] subtenant of Stroine (Strowan) [who] had one son: commonly called the Morrair for being servant to the Earl of Murray. [He] left one son a sea captain." | Stewart, _____ Servant to the Earl of Moray (I29564)
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| 2352 | Donald Stewart, m Elizabeth Buchanan, resided at Ballimanoch in Callander, 18 Mar 1675 (DCR). | Stewart, Donald (I27522)
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| 2353 | Donald succeeded his father by 1653 at the latest. He was alive in 1683 and died before July 1689. (Gordon MacGregor, The Red Book of Scotland.) | Stewart, Donald of Achnacone (I23036)
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| 2354 | Donald was a shepherd on the Immereon farm in Glenbuckie. According to The Stewarts of Ardvorlich, Vol. 3, p. 56, Donald moved to Australia and had two daughters, Helen and Helen Heather. It's unclear if he had his children in Scotland or Australia. | Stewart, Donald (I15111)
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| 2355 | Donald was injured at the Battle of Culloden in 1746, | Stewart, Donald (I15479)
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| 2356 | Donald was nicknamed "nan Ord" ("of the hammer") because of his ability two wield two smiths hammers at a time. He was a very young child when his father was murdered by Green Colin Campbell of Dunstaffnage. Donald was raised in secret by the local blacksmith in order to protect him from the Campbells of Dunstaffnage. Donald was not told of his true identity until he was a youth. Donald took revenge for his father's murder and killed Green Colin Campbell along with several other Campbell. This of course only served to further enflame the feud between the two clans. Donald was alive in 1547 and led Clan Appin at the Battle of Plinkie. | Stewart, Donald nan Ord 2nd of Invernahyle (I15469)
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| 2357 | Donald's birth date is unknown. The date shown here is purely a guess based on the chronology of his siblings. Donald is recorded in Mitchell's MIs as having died in infancy, but no date is given. No birth record has been found either. So it is merely suggested that he was probably born around 1828. | Ferguson, Donald (I6037)
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| 2358 | Donald's birth information is shown here as given in family records, however his baptism is not recorded in the Chateauguay transcriptions. Donald grew up on the family farm in St. Anicet, Huntingdon, Quebec, Canada, just 5 km from the border with New York, USA. Donald was not residing with his parents in 1861. He has not been found in the 1861 census. Sometime in the early 1860s, Donald Stewart married Louisa Webster. She is mentioned in Donald's obituary as his first wife. No other record of her has been found. It is not known if she was Canadian or American nor where their wedding took place. She is presumed to have died sometime before 1864. On 28 Jul 1864, Donald Stewart married his second wife, Jane Maria Cowan, with whom he had four children. In 1870, Donald Stewart was residing in Malone, Franklin, New York, USA, with his wife and son, Frank. He was employed as a blacksmith at the time. In 1880, Donald Stewart was residing in Malone, Franklin, New York, USA, with his wife and their four children. He was employed as a merchant at the time. In 1900, Donald Stewart was residing in Malone, Franklin, New York, USA, with his third wife, Cordelia, and his four children. He was employed as a undertaker at the time. In 1910, Donald Stewart was residing in Malone, Franklin, New York, USA, with his third wife, Cordelia, and three of his children. He was employed as a wage earner at the time. | Stewart, Donald J (I15453)
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| 2359 | Donald's birth record has not been identified. He is described in Stewarts of the South as: "Donald, [who is] at home with himself." | Stewart, Donald (I15118)
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| 2360 | Donald's children are not certain. Donald is found in 1841 in Crieff with his wife Ann Gould/Guild the following children: Janet 1830 Archibald 1831 Catharine 1834 Peter 1836 Anne 1837 Frances 1840 Corresponding baptism records can be found for Archibald, Catharine and Fanny (Frances). Janet Stewart is recorded in the 1873 Donald Stewart in Edinample Family Tree as being the daughter of a Stewart father and Margaret Stewart. Her marriage record shows her parents as Donald Stewart and Margaret Stewart. The 1861 census shows her as being born in Crieff. There is a corresponding baptism record for Janet born/bap 4/12 JUL 1830 in Crieff, daughter of Donald and Margaret Stewart (from IGI, OPR has not yet been consulted). This is the only child born to this couple. The 1841 census in Crieff shows only one Janet with a father Donald (and only one Donald for that matter) and that's the family shown above. As Donald married Ann Gould/Guild in 1828, it would appear that Janet is the product of an extramarital relationship. All this remains subject to confirmation. The Appendix to Stewarts of the South records only one entry for Crieff parish, which happens to fit what we know of this family so far: "Donald Stewart, [in] Strowan, [in the] united parish of Crieff and Strowan, of [the] Grandtully family, an industrious, well-doing man, on [the estate of] Capt Graham Stirling of Airth, a respectable good gentleman, Strowan estate, £40." Donald is shown in 1841 as being born in 1796 which corresponds with the birth shown here. | Stewart, Donald (I15129)
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| 2361 | Donald's family is recorded here only because several of them married into several branches of the Stewarts of Balquhidder and thus it has been helpful to track this family to determine the inter-relationships of the various Stewart branches. Donald may be the Donald McDonald born/bap 11/11 APR 1720 in Callander, Perthshire, Scotland son of Archibald McDonald and Christian Buchanan. Donald's second marriage is not confirmed here. But the son John shown here later resided in Callander and according to Mrs Stewart of Milton, John McDonald was born May 1758 and was related to Archibald McDonald. We're showing John and Archibald McDonald as half-brothers, however it's also possible that they were related through the Stewarts of Cashlie and not through the McDonalds of Glen Lyon. The present arrangment is the simpler of the two and fits with all known evidence and is thus preferred for now. No marriage record has been found for Donald McDonald and Katrine Stewart. | McDonald, Donald of Glen Lyon (I9858)
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| 2362 | Donald's father's entry in Stewarts of the South says, in part: "[John] has four sons who are all minors. One of them is a student intended for the Church of Scotland." The following reference from Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions for Balquhidder cemetery is believed to pertain to the son intended for the Church of Scotland: "6 Rev. Donald STEWART, minister of the parish of St Marks, Demerary, died 28 NOV 1831, age 27." According to this entry, Donald was born ca. 1804. There are two Donald Stewarts born in 1804 (none in 1803 or 1805), and only one of these is described as a student of divinity. Thus it would appear that the Donald Stewart of St. Mark's parish must be this Donald Stewart. "St. Mark's parish, Demerary" is actually St. Mark's parish, Church of Scotland, in Demerara, West Bank, British Guyana. Donald is described in the Fasti Ecclesia Scoticana as "STEWART, DONALD, arrived 29th April 1831 ; died in seven months." | Stewart, Rev. Donald in Demerara (I15137)
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| 2363 | Donald's mother's name is recorded only as "Mclaren" at his baptism. Donald is not mentioned in Stewarts of the South and is presumed to have died as a child. | Stewart, Donald (I15140)
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| 2364 | Donald's wife's death in 1885 records her as a widow. As Donald and Ann are found living in East Flamborough in 1881 then Donald must have died between 1881-1885. No corresponding death record has been found. Donald and Ann must have married in Scotland prior to emigration. Their daughter, Agnes, was born in Scotland in 1830 and Ann's family arrived sometime in the early 1830s (ca 1834). However the only family for a Donald and Ann Stewart found in the IGI is: Donald Stewart, married 11 DEC 1831 in Blair Athol, Perth, Scotland to Ann Stewart. They had the following children: 1. William STEWART, b 1/12 MAY 1834 in Blair Atholl (could be the second William in the E Flam 1852) 2. Isabell STEWART, b 12/20 MAY 1837 in Blair Atholl 3. Robert STEWART, b 12/20 MAR 1840 in Blair Atholl There is no daughter named Agnes and the children above do not fit onomastically with Ann's family. (i.e. There is no son named John.) And this couple are shown having children in Scotland after Donald and Ann are believed to have emigrated. Thus it would appear that this is not the family of Donald and Ann who came to East Flamborough and that the correct Donald and Ann are not found at all in the IGI (probably because they were Roman Catholic.) | Stewart, Charles (I14960)
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| 2365 | Donald's's exact date of birth is uncertain as the entry is inserted into the Balquhidder OPR out of sequence. Donald is described in Stewarts of the South as residing in Kirkline, Flander's Moss, Blair Drummond, Kincardine-by-Doune parish, and as having a family of sons ca. 1815. The 1814 Moss Census shows Donald residing at #12 Kirk Lane, Blair Drummond Moss, just three farms away from his brother John at #9 Kirk Lane. They owned one cow and one horse and had been living on the Moss for only one year. Their former residence was given as Lochearnhead. | Stewart, Donald in Kirkline (I15482)
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| 2366 | DONALD, EARL OF MAR, was knighted by Alexander III at Scone, 29 Sep. 1270. He had succeeded to the Earldom by 25 July 1281, when he swore at Roxburgh to observe the terms of the marriage contract between Princess Margaret and King Eric of Norway. He was one of the magnates who, after the death of King Alexander, acknowledged Margaret, dau. of the said Princess, as heir to the throne of Scotland, at Scone, 5 Feb. 1283/4; and of those who, in their own name and the name of the com- munity of the realm of Scotland, in a convention at Brigham, 17 Mar. 1289/90, confirmed the treaty of marriage between the said Margaret of Norway, then Queen of Scotland, and Edward, son of Edward I. After Queen Margaret's death in 1290 the Earl of Mar became a strong Supporter of Bruce's claims, and was one of the seven earls 10 whose action in1290 appears to have been the first step taken to appeal for a decision to the King of England as overlord. He swore fealty to Edward I as his overlord 13 June 1291. The Earl of Mar was one of the Scottish nobles summoned to accompany Edward to Gascony, Sep. 1294. 11 He was active in the Scottish revolt against England, and was taken prisoner at, or after, the battle of Dunbar, 27 Apr. 1296; but, on the submission of Baliol, he did homage at Montrose in July following, and on 31 July- 1 Aug. Edward visited him at his castle of Kudrummy. On 28 Aug. he did homage again at Benvick. On 23 June 1297, at Westminster, he took an oath to serve Edward against the King of France. The following month he sent a report to the King about the state of the magnates in the North, and the 23th of this month is the last date at which he is known to have been alive. He m. Helen, widow of Malcolm, Earl of Fife (who d. 1266), and dau. of Llewelyn, Prince of North Wales. She was living in Feb. 1294/5. He died probably soon after 25 July 1297. | Mar, Donald of (I9332)
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| 2367 | Donald/Daniel Stewart is recorded in Stewarts of the South as "1. Donald Stewart, son to Archibald Stewart, tacksman of Lendrick, a purchase of Sir Patrick Murray from Perth family, Callander parish, has one son and pays £330 of rent." Daniel is shown in the Glassingall Court of Session Papers (1849-1856): as Daniel Stewart of Lendrick, son of Archibald Stewart of Lendrick, and father of "Archibald Stewart of Lendrick, a petitioner." Mitchell's Monumental Inscriptions record's Donald's burial: "27 pelican plucking its breast, in her nest (Stewart crest). Daniel STEWART, late farmer (at) Landrick, died 11 MAR 1846, age 89, wife Margaret MACKINLAY, 22 OCT 1848, age 83." | Stewart, Donald 3rd of Lendrick (I15483)
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| 2368 | Donald/Daniel Stewart was born 4 Jun 1813 in Carnlia in Glen Beich, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, as the youngest son of Alexander Stewart and Janet Stewart. Daniel has not been found in 1841. In 1851, at age 30, Donald Stewart was residing in Auchtowmore, Balquhidder, Perthshire, Scotland, in the home of his brother-in-law, Peter Stewart. He was employed as a servant. There is a matching Daniel Stewart who travelled to Sydney, Australia in 1863 on the Bonney Doon. Research is ongoing to determine if it is this Daniel Stewart. | Stewart, Donald Daniel (I14925)
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| 2369 | DORIS (DOLLY) SCHMAUTZ DIGNARD (nee ANGUS) Peacefully on Sunday, May 15, 2005 with her family by her side Dolly passed away at the River East Personal Care Home. She is survived by her family, son Norm (Corky), daughter Sandi Orr (Ken), grandchildren, Christina (Jeff), Nick, Graham; great-grandchildren, Shelby and Mattheus, grand pets JAG and Cannelle, also numerous other family members. Dolly was predeceased by her daughter Debra, and son Wayne. Dolly was a very loving and caring mother, grandmother, and G.G. and will be missed by all who knew her. Cremation has taken place and a memorial service will be held on Wednesday, May 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the chapel of Voyage Funeral Home, 220 Hespeler Ave. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Winnipeg Humane Society, 5 Kent Rd., Winnipeg, MB R2L 1X3. The family would like to thank the staff at the River East Personal Care Home for all their compassion and care. Arrangements entrusted to: VOYAGE FUNERAL HOME CREMATORIUM 220 Hespeler Ave @ Henderson Hwy. 668-3151 | Angus, Doris (I178)
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| 2370 | Doris immigrated to Quebec at the age of 26. | Calvert, Doris (I2193)
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| 2371 | Doris is found with her parents in 1921 and 1931. Her cousin Harriett recalls that she died "at a young age." Her gravestone does not list her date of death or age. | Pilling, Doris (I12208)
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| 2372 | Dorothy Angus is not found in the 1891 census with her birth family. She is only found in the 1901 census residing with her brother William T Angus, where she is recorded as his sister, age 19, a carder in a cotton mill. Her later whereabouts is unknown. | Angus, Dorothy (I22421)
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| 2373 | Dorothy graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 1930. | Tait, Dorothy Isabella (I22301)
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| 2374 | Dougal is not mentioned in Stewarts of the South and is presumed to have died young. | Stewart, Dougal (I15381)
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| 2375 | Dougal's baptism was witnessed by John McFarlane and James Thomson both in Doune. Dougal is presumed to be one of the three sons mentioned in Stewarts of the South as being a merchant in Glasgow. | Stewart, Dougal (I15382)
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| 2376 | Dougald's birthdate is unknown. He is slotted in-between the known births of his siblings as a best guess. Nothing more is known about Dougald Stewart. It is possible that he may have had descendants or he may have emigrated or died young. | Stewart, Dougald (I15383)
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| 2377 | Dougald's father's name is not known for sure, but onomastics suggest that it was probably Alexander. Nothing more is known about this Alexander. | Stewart, _____ in Tulloch (1&2-Line) (I14707)
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| 2378 | Dougall Stewart was the senior member of the Stewarts in Tulloch. Dougald's exact birth record has not been identified, though it is believed that he inherited Tulloch from his father in whose family it is believed the property had been held for several generations. Dougall is recorded in Stewarts of the South as "Dougald Stewart, late of Tulloch" and father of John Stewart in Aloa and Duncan Stewart in Ledcreich. Thus, Dougall had died before Stewarts of the South was written, ca. 1815. Dougald's wife was cited as a witness in the 1764 paternity trial of Robert Stewart in Lednascridan. This could imply that Dougald may have been dead as early as 1764 otherwise, as head of the family, he may have been a preferred witness. The parish birth records shown here are not confirmed to match the Dougald in Stewarts of the South, but it represents the only excellent match and thus is probably correct. OPR baptismal data indicates that Dougall Stewart married Margaret McGregor, although no record of their marriage has been found. | Stewart, Dougall in Tulloch (I15384)
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| 2379 | Dr. Alexander Stuart is listed in his mother's testiment with the post-nomial, M.B., C.M. (Bachelor of Medicine, Master of Surgery) | Stuart, Dr. Alexander M.B. C.M. (I29442)
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| 2380 | Dr. David Richardson, Richardson Family Data File, Source Medium: Other . | Source (S64)
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| 2381 | Dr. George McGehee Stewart, 76, prominant physician of Jackson, Louisiana, who died at his home yesterday afternoon, was buried today. Dr. Stewart is survived by one son, Duncan Stewart of Covington; two sisters, Miss Louise Stewart of Laurel Hill and Miss Genie Stewart of Hollywood, California, and one brother, Edward Stewart, of Florida. | Stewart, Dr. George McGehee MD (I22912)
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| 2382 | Dresden Commemorative Biographical Record (photocopy extract). | Source (S289)
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| 2383 | drowned | Stewart, Gregor McGregor (I15807)
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| 2384 | drowned | Fowler, Ambrose (I23551)
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| 2385 | drowned | Stewart, Rebecca (I23699)
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| 2386 | Drummond Place | Stewart, Maj. Gen. Robert HEICS (I17757)
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| 2387 | Drymen – Andrew McLellan, Farmer at Sumray Brae in the Lands of Auchintroig and Mary Stewart, daughter of the deceased Alexander Stewart, late farmer at Upper Harpistoun both in this parish, listed for proclamation of Banns this 26th day of Feb’y 1831 and were married. | Stewart, Mary (I30442)
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| 2388 | Drymen – Andrew McLellan, Farmer at Sumray Brae in the Lands of Auchintroig and Mary Stewart, daughter of the deceased Alexander Stewart, late farmer at Upper Harpistoun both in this parish, listed for proclamation of Banns this 26th day of Feb’y 1831 and were married. | McLellan, Andrew (I30444)
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| 2389 | dtr Janet is believed to be found in 1861, born POM, residing at 27 Main St, Callander, as the cousin of David Stewart, inkeeper, born 1791 in Callander. Helen F 22/12/1774 Robert Margaret Taylor James M 26/10/1776 Robert Margaret Taylor in Rusky George M 27/10/1778 Robert Margaret Taylor William M 29/11/1780 Robert Margaret Taylor John M 8/10/1788 Robert ___ Taylor at Ruskie twin Robert M 8/10/1788 Robert ___ Taylor at Ruskie twin David M 17/7/1792 Robert Margaret Taylor in Sloik | Stewart, Janet (I27320)
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| 2390 | DUBIOUS CLAIM The following claimed family is dubious. Janet is not mentioned in her father's 1763 genealogy, nor is her baptism found in the Balquhidder parish register. She is claimed without evidence by descendants to have remained in Scotland when the rest of her family emigrated in 1739 and subsequently moved to Fortingall and married John McLean. Given that she is estimated to have been about 10-years-old when her family emigrated, it is unlikely that Patrick would have left his ten-year-old daughter behind. It is more likely that she died in childhood and that the Janet Stewart who married John Mclean is a different Janet Stewart. | Stewart, Janet (I15933)
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| 2391 | Due to the premature death of his older brother, William Stewart, 5th of Garchell, succeeded his father in these lands and for which had precept of clare constat for infeftment as his heir on 13 January 1590. (Gordon MacGregor, The Red Book of Scotland) | Stewart, William 5th of Garchell (I18117)
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| 2392 | Dufagan is the predecessor of Constantine as Earl of Fife. It is not known if Dufagan was actually the father of Constantine. He is presumed to be Constantine's father based solely on the succession of the earldom. Stirnet.com reports that Dufagan is claimed to be a grandson of King Duff by his son MacDuff, but this is "rejected by most serious genealogists simply because MacDuff is thought to have never existed." Dufagan was also known as "Beth" (= "Beodhe" in Gaelic). King Duff did have a grandson (by Kenneth) named Beodhe of whom little is known -- this could provide the legitimate link to make Dufagan/Beth=Beodhe the grandson of King Duff without any fictional MacDuff. "Dufagan" may = Dubh + Eoghan = "Black Hugh". | Fife, Dufagan of (I5957)
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| 2393 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F256
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| 2394 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F699
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| 2395 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F1462
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| 2396 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F2914
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| 2397 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F2928
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| 2398 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F3991
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| 2399 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F4224
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| 2400 | Duff's Presbyterian Church | Family F4709
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