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Trijntje Roelofs (1629 - abt. 1684)

Trijntje "Trijntjen, Catrina, Catarina, Tryntie" Roelofs aka Roeloffse, de Key, Rodenborg, Van Brug, Van Brugge, Van Brugh
Born in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederlandmap
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Wife of — married after 24 Feb 1647 in DRC, New Amsterdam, New Netherlandmap
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Wife of — married 29 Mar 1658 in DRC, New Amsterdam, New Netherlandmap
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Biography

Catharina (Trijntje) Roelofs was a daughter of Roeloff Janssoon (Roelof Jansen) en Anneke Jans.

Parents

  • Father: Roeloff Jansen b: ABT 1600 in Marstand, Norway
  • Mother: Anneke Jans b: 1605 in Flekkeroy, Vest Agder, Norway

Name

Catharina|Trijntje Roelofs aka Rodenborg, Van Brug, Van Brugge, Van Brugh

Birth

Catharina|Trijntje Roelofs was born ca. 1629-06-24, at Amsterdam, Holland

Christening

Trijntjen Roelofs, bapt. Lutheran in Amsterdam, 24 June 1629 (witn. Cornelis Sijvertss and Trijntgen Siewerts)
Christening: Date: 24 Jun 1629 Place: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Holland

Marriages

  1. Catharina (Trijntje) Roelofs married Februari 24, 1647 at New Amsterdam Guillaume (Willem) de Keij, son of Abraham Lievenszn de Keij and Abigail Mourisdr Regoot. Willem was a grandson of the famous city architect also from Haarlem, Lieven Lievenszn de Keij / New Amsterdam, 24 Feb 1647, Willem de Key, b. Haarlem, 3 Jan 1625, merchant in New Amsterdam, son of Abraham Lievenz and Abigael Rijgoots/ William de Key, a Free Merchant at New Amsterdam. Banns were posted on Feb 24, 1647. Marriage intent was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam, NN[1]1647 24 Feb; Wilhem Key, jm van Haerlem; Tryn Roelofs, jd van Amsterdam
  2. marriage Lucas Rodenburg|Rodenborg possibly took place at Curaçao/ aft Sept 1652, Lucas Rodenburg, 1643 councillor, 1647 vice-director of WIC on Curacao, d. betw. 12 June and 24 Dec. 1655/ Lucas Rodenborg WIC Vice-Director at Curacao, Marriage occurred ca. 16 Sep, 1652. Possibly at the Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam. No marriage record was found there. It is also possible, that the marriage occurred either at sea or at Fort Amsterdam, Curacao. It would appear that they lived in Curaçao until after Lucas's death. Lucas died in Curaçao between 12 June and 24 Dec. 1655 [2] Widow Catarina Roelofs returned to New Amsterdam with her children. On April 17, 1657, his widow Catrina Roeloffse made a petition for permission to raise money on account of the salary due her late husband Lucas Rodenburgh, who was Vice Director of Curacoa, Bonaire and Aruba. Her petition was granted Lucas Rodenburg.
  3. Johannes (Jan) Pieterszn van Brugge |Verbrugge|Ver Brugge, from Haerlem and Catharina (Trijntje) Roelofs, widow of Lúcas Rodenborg married March 29, 1658 . The int. marriage was April 24, 1658 at New Amsterdam. Immigrant Johannes Pieterszn Ver Brugge, a trader from Haarlem, already arrived in New Amsterdam before 1651[3] She was 28 years of age as she married Jan Ver Brugge/ New Amsterdam, 24 april 1658, Johannes Pietersz van Brugge (van Brugh, Verbrugge), b. aft. 1624, merchant, president-alderman of New Amsterdam 1656 burgomaster 1657 and 1673, d. 1699, son of Pieter Jansz, merchant and Helena Pollai."[4]/Johannes Van Brug on Mar 29, 1658 (banns). Marriage was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of Manhattan, New Amsterdam, NN[5]. Johannes Van Brug came from Harlem, Holland and was a fur trader and business man in both Rensselarswyck and New Amsterdam. He resided upon the water syde (the west side) of Pearl Street between Wall and William Streets. He was prominently connected with the Dutch West India Company. Widow Rodenborg was his third wife.

Children

  • From the first marriage/Uit dit 1e huwelijk kreeg zij
  1. one daughter, Abigail de Keij baptized at New Amsterdam Februari 9, 1648 ; witnesses: Jacob de Keij and Anna Regood./ Abigal|Abigael de Key, bp. on Feb 9, 1647/48. Baptism was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam, NN[6]. [Nothing further was found for Abigal]
  • From the second marriage they had two known children. These children witnessed the baptism of their younger step sister's children. :
  1. Elisabeth (b ca 1655 geboren op Curaçao) / Elizabeth Rodenborg , b. aft 1652 in Curaçao
  2. Lucretia, op 1 juli 1657 baptized New Amsterdam witn: Govert Loockermans, Johannes de Peijster and Sara Roelofs. /Lucrecia Rodenborg. b. sometime before April 17, 1657. She was baptized on Jul 01, 1657. Baptism occurred sometime after her birth[7], there was a suspected recording/translation error in the NARDC Baptism Record, naming Johannes Rodenborg instead of Lucas Rodenborg as father. Catharina Roelofs may have been with child at Lucas' death (ca. Dec 1655.) She removed from Curacao to New Amsterdam with her child/children. Her future husband Johannes Van Brug may have accompanied Catharina to Lucretia's baptism, and been thought to have been the father by the recording Dominee.
  • From the third marriage:
  1. Helena (1) Van Brug bp. Apr 4, 1659. [8]
  2. Helena (2) Van Brug bp. Jul 28, 1660. [9]
  3. Anna Van Brug bp. Sep 10 1662. [10]
  4. Catharina Van Brug bp. Apr 19, 1665. [11]
  5. Pieter Van Brug, bp. Jul 14, 1666. [12] Pieter Van Brug became mayor of Albany, New York.

Notes

Note: of particular interest is that Lucas Rodenborg was the Vice-Director of West India Company at Curacao, Bonaire and Aruba; having been elected to that position when Pieter Stuyvesant was promoted to Director General of The West India Companies interests at New Amsterdam. He held this position until about June 1655 when he apparently died. His widow Catharina Roelofs (possibly with child) returned with her child/children to New Amsterdam. The New Vice Director Beck, in 1658, sent Johannes and Catharina Van Brug wedding presents.[13]
Apparently Johannes Van Brug raised the daughters of Lucas Rodenborg, namely Elizabeth and Lucretia Rodenborg, and provided for them in his wills. Because of the confusion of name of Lucretia's father in her Jul 01, 1657 baptism record, "Johannes" rather than "Lucas" Rodenborg [14], suggests that Johannes Van Brugge may have been present at the child's baptism

Death

Catharina|Trijntje|Tryntie Roelofs died on 1684-04, at New York, New York, USA

Will of Mother Anneke Janse

Will of Anneke Janse, dated Jan. 29, 1663, in the county clerk's office at Albany, Notarial Papers, p, 296.
"Anneke Janse, first wife of Roeloff Janse, van Masteriand and now, last of Do [Dominee] Everhardus Bogardus. Residing In the village of Beverwyck."
(The will was witnessed by Rutger Jacobsen and Evert Jansen Wendell. Signed with her mark X.)
Will recites:
  1. Sarah, married to Hans Kiersted. (She married him June 29, 1642; after his death she married Cornells van Borsum of the ferry to Brooklyn; after his death in 1683, Elbert Elbertse.)
  2. Catrina (who married Lucas Rodenbergh, and later Johannes van Brugh).
  3. Sytje (Sophia) (who married Peter Hartgers van Wee. Peter Hartgers died in Holland, in 1670, leaving two daughters, Jannetje and Rachel),
  4. Jan (who was not married when his mother died. He is supposed to have been killed in 1690). These were the children by her first husband.
  5. William Bogardus.
  6. Cornelis Bogardus, b. 164O.
  7. Jonas Bogardus, b, January, 1643.
  8. Pieter Bogardus, b. 1645.
—Joel Munsell, The Will of Anneke Janse in Dutch and English. Albany, 1870,
Anneke Jans Bogardus died in 1663.
Richard Nicolls, Governour, etc, to the heirs of Anneke Bogardus. Confirmarion dated March 27, 1667,—Liber Patents, IV: 28 (Albany),
Confirms the ground-brief of July 4, 1654, This confirmation in full in the Chronology. An exemplfied copy in Land Papers, LX: 113 (Albany).
The heirs of Anneke Jans, except Cornelis Bogardus, united in the following conveyance.
Johannes van Brugh, in right of his wife Catrina Roelofse, and attorney of Pieter Hartgers (who was the husband of Sytje Roelofs);
Willem Bogardus, for himself and his brothers Jan Roelofsen and Jonas Bogardus; Cornelis Van Borsum, in right of his wife Sarah Roelofs, and by assignment of Pieter Bogardus.
All children and heirs of Annetje Bogardus, late widow of dominie Bogardus, deed., to Francis Lovelace. Deed dated March 9, 1671.—Book of Records of Deeds and Transfers (1665-1672), 193, in city clerk's office. New York,
Conveys Lot toward the North River containing 62 acres. Recites ground-brief from Stuyvesant, July 4, 1654; Confirmation from Nicolas, March 27, 1667.
This deed is said to have been in Liber Deeds A; 222. (Recitals in Bogardus vs. Trinity Church.) It was recorded in Liber Deeds B: 181 (New York). Copied for the Title Guarancee and Trust Co. Neither of these books now in the office of the register of New York. The Liber Deeds A, now in that office, does not contain this instrument.

Sources

  • From Sheppard_Duncan_Bickham_Stroud.ged
Source: #S-2141108661, Ancestry Family Trees, https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/6601291/person/1495706785/facts
Source: #S-2141108661, Ancestry Family Trees. https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/6601291/person/1495706805/facts
Text: https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/6601291/person/1495706789/facts

Source notes

  1. ↑ NARDC Marriage Record: Page 14 -
  2. ↑ Fulfilling God's Mission: The Two Worlds of Dominie Everardus Bogardus,1607 ..By Willem Frijhoff, BRILL, 2007 - Religion - 628 pages. Page 599--Relatives of Evert Willemsz Bogaert.
  3. ↑ according Frans Gouverneur
  4. ↑ Fulfilling God's Mission: The Two Worlds of Dominie Everardus Bogardus, 1607 ... By Willem Frijhoff, BRILL, 2007 - Religion - 628 pages. Page 599--Relatives of Evert Willemsz Bogaert.
  5. ↑ NARDC Marriage Record (banns): Page 22 - 1658 29 Mar; Johannes Pieterszen Ver Brugge, van Haerlem; Catharina Roelofs, wid Lucas Rodenborg
  6. ↑ NARDC Baptism Record: Page 27- 1648 Feb 09; Willem Cay; Abigal; Jacob de Key, Anna Reegood
  7. ↑ NARDC Baptism Record: 1657 Jul 01; Johannes Rodenborg, Tryntie Roelofs; Lucretia; Govert Loockerman, Johannes de Peyster, Sara Roelofs
  8. ↑ NARDC Bapt. Record: Page 52--1659 Apr 04; Johannes Van Brug, Catharina Roelofs; Helena; Johannes de Peyster, Annetje Bogardus [Her grandmother], Marritje Loockermans
  9. ↑ NARDC Bapt. Record: Page 57--1660 Jul 28; Johannes Van Brug, Tryntie Roelofs; Helena; Cornelis Steenwyck, Anneken Loockermans
  10. ↑ NARDC Bapt. Record: Page 66--1662 Sep 10; Johannes Van Brug, Tryntie Rodenburgs; Anna; Olof Stephenszen Van Courtlant, Margareta de Riemer
  11. ↑ NYRDC Bapt. Record: Page 78--1665 Apr 19; Johannes Van Brug, Tryntie Roelofs; Catharina; Jacob Leydsler, Judith Bayard .
  12. ↑ NYRDC Bapt. Record: Page 83--1666 Jul 14; Johannes Van Brug, Cathryntie Roelofs; Pieter; Johannes de Peyster, Marritje Loockermans
  13. ↑ Curacao Papers 1640 – 1665 Page 36b: September 13, 1658.
  14. ↑ 1657 Jul 01; Johannes Rodenborg, Tryntie Roelofs; Lucretia; Govert Loockerman, Johannes de Peyster, Sara Roelofs

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Research Notes

Not yet investigated and proven against second sources

ID: I62306 •Name: Trijntje Catrina Roelofs •Sex: F •Birth: BEF 24 JUN 1629 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands •Baptism: 24 JUN 1629 Amsterdam Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1 •Reference Number: 62307 •Death: AFT 1663 •Name: trilntje roelofs

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Father: Roeloff Jansen b: ABT 1600 in Marstand, Norway Mother: Anneke Jans b: 1605 in Flekkeroy, Vest Agder, Norway

Marriage 1 William De Key b: BEF 03 JAN 1624/25 in Haarlem, The Netherlands•Married: AFT 24 FEB 1646/47 in Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam 2 Children1.Has No Children Abigael De Key b: BEF 09 FEB 1647/48

Marriage 2 Lucas Rodenburg •Married: AFT 16 SEP 1652 in Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam Children1.Has No Children Elizabeth Rodenburg b: AFT 1652 in Curqaçao 2.Has No Children Lucretia Rodenburg b: BEF 01 JUL 1657 in New Amsterdam

Marriage 3 Johannes Pieterszen VerBrugg b: ABT 1624 in Haarlem, The Netherlands•Married: 24 APR 1658 in Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam 3 •Marriage Bann: 29 MAR 1658 in Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam 3 Children1.Has No Children Helena VerBrugg b: BEF 04 APR 1659 in New York, New York 2.Has Children Helena VerBrugg b: BEF 28 JUL 1660 in New York, New York 3.Has Children Annetje Anna VerBrugg b: BEF 10 SEP 1662 in New York, New York 4.Has No Children Catharine VerBrugg b: BEF 19 APR 1665 in New York, New York 5.Has No Children Pieter VerBrugg b: BEF 14 JUL 1666 in New York, New York 6.Has Children Johannes VerBrugg b: BEF 22 NOV 1671 in New York, New York 7.Has Children Maria VerBrugg b: BEF 20 SEP 1673 in New York, New York

Sources: 1.Author: Miscellaneous sources Title: Church Records Page: Amsterdam Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Text: witnesses Cornetis Sijverts, Trijntgen Siewerts 2.Author: Transcribed by Samuel S Purple Title: R D C: N Amsterdam and New York, Purple's (1639-1801) -Banns and Marriages Publication: Name: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Location: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rbillard/vital_statistics.htm; Note: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York by Samuel S. Purple Dates show Banns registration NOT marriage date until 9/20/1673 also see the Collections of the N Y G B & R, 1890. and see Robert L. Billard at his site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rbillard/index.htm Page: NA DRC marriages 1639-1801 -Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York -Samuel S. Purple - page 14 Text: 1647 24 Feb; Wilhem Key, jm van Haerlem; Tryn Roelofs, jd van Amsterdam 3.Author: Transcribed by Samuel S Purple Title: R D C: N Amsterdam and New York, Purple's (1639-1801) -Banns and Marriages Publication: Name: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Location: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rbillard/vital_statistics.htm; Note: Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York by Samuel S. Purple Dates show Banns registration NOT marriage date until 9/20/1673 also see the Collections of the N Y G B & R, 1890. and see Robert L. Billard at his site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rbillard/index.htm Page: NA DRC marriages 1639-1801 -Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York -Samuel S. Purple -Dates show Banns registration NOT marriage date until 9/20/1673 - page 22 Text: 1658 29 Mar; Johannes Pieterszen Ver Brugge, van Haerlem; Catharina Roelofs, wid Lucas Rodenborg

Research notes

Use with caution Dutch-Colonies-L Archives Willem de key

From: hswain@ix.netcom.com (Howard Swain) Subject: Re: [D-Col] de Key - Trijntje Roelofs Date: Sat, 18 Aug 2001 14:38:15 -0400 (EDT)

Hi Frans, Wayne, and all,

At 08:47 AM 8/18/01 +0200, Frans Gouverneur wrote: >Howard, Wayne and other friends, > >In an 1887 article of "De Navorscher" and the Haarlem Archives I found more >on William de Keij and his family (I have not checked all of it, and if any >of you has additions or corrections please let me know): > >Lieven de Keij is believed to be born in Gent [now Belgium] and went with >his parents to Londen, England (more refugees went there). He married in >Londen in 1585 (? Aug 21) to Catelijne de Caluwe (she was from Gent as >well). Three of their children were born there. >Between 1590-1600 Lieven moved to Haarlem, Holland (also his brothers >Willem, Michiel and Isaac, and his sister Jannken came to Haarlem). >Lieven de Keij was a well known bouwmeester [architect] in Haarlem. >He was buried in Haarlem July 24, 1627, leaving 6 children (he had had a few >more): >Josijna, Abraham, Jacob, Sara, Margaretha, Magdalena. >The son Abraham married Abigail Regoot (or Regout) and they were the parents >of William de Keij, the first husband of Trijntje Roelofs. >So William Bogardus in his "Dear Cousin" was not very far from the truth.

I have looked at the article by William Hoffman in TAG vol. 30 (Apr 1954) that I mentioned below. It agrees with what you have above. So, it appears that Mr. Bogardus left out a generation. Mr. Hoffman has that Lieven de Key m. Cathalyn de Caluwe in London on 21 Dec 1585.

So we have: Lieven de Key m. (London 21 Dec 1585) Cathalyn de Caluwe Abraham (b. London) m. (at Haarlem 29 May 1611) Abigael Rijgoots Guillaume (Willem) bap. at Haarlem 3 Jan 1625

Willem marr. in New Amsterdam Catharina Roelofs, the daughter of Anneke Jans with banns 24 Feb 1647.

(Incidently, Hoffman says that some of Lieven's "fine buildings may still be admired". So, I assume that means they were still standing in 1954.)

More comments below. snip

>-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- >Van: Howard Swain <hswain@ix.netcom.com>

>>At 07:53 AM 7/22/01 +0200, Frans Gouverneur wrote: snip >>Now this is strange. >>William Bogardus in his book, Dear "Cousin": A Charted Genealogy >>of the Descendants of Anneke Jans Bogardus... has that exact same >>bap. date and place for Willem De Kay (charts 1 & 3). However, >>he has in his list of parents of spouses on p. 146 that Willem's >>parents are Lieven De Kay and Cathalyn De Caluwe. >> >>His source appears to be: >>Hoffman, William J., "The Origins in The Netherlands of the De Kay >>Family," _The American Genealogist_ (TAG), Vol. 30, No. 2, (Apr 1954), >>p. 90. >>

>>>A daughter (Abigal) of Willem and Trijntje was baptised New Amsterdam >>>Feb 9, 1648 (the name of the father: Willem Caij, mother mentioned). >>>The sponsors were: Jacob de Keij and Anna Regood. snip >> >>>I think the first sponsor, Jacob de Keij, was Jacob Theunisz de Keij >>>(in 1659 his name was Jacob van Thuyl) who married Hillogond Theunis >>>and they had 14 children baptised between 1659 and 1686. >>>My question: is there a relationship between Willem de Key and Jacob >>>Theunis de Key?

The emphasis of the article by Hoffman (above) is on the Jacob Toeniszen (de Key) from Tuyl, who came to New Amsterdam about 1650. He found no relationship betweem the Jacob from Tuyl and Willem from the Ghent family.

Furthermore, Hoffman says re. the above baptism sponsor, Jacob: "This Jacob de Key was undoubtedly Willems's brother, and not the ancestor of the de Key family who was not yet in New Netherland." By "ancestor of the [American] de Key family" he means Jacob Thoeniszen from Tuyl, as Willem left no male descendants.


>>>The second sponsor in 1648 is Anna Regood, the same surname as >>>William's mother. >>>My question: who knows more about Anna Regood?

I did not see anything more on the Regood family in the Hoffman article.

Regards, Howard hswain@ix.netcom.com





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Mix-216 Steven Mix
Roeloffse-14 and Roelofs-1 appear to represent the same person because: This is the oldest maternal ancestor in this chain in need of a merge into the NNS PPP. No tree conflicts. Thanks!
posted by Steven Mix
Schellenberger-149 Astrid (Schellenberger) Spaargaren
Page85AnnetjeJans'sfarmHusband attorney-GeheugenvanNederland named as second husband??????
posted by Astrid (Schellenberger) Spaargaren
Mix-216 Steven Mix
Roeloffson-1 and Roelofs-1 appear to represent the same person because: We can merge away this sibling into the NNS PPP. No data here in the match is meaningful or worth keeping. It's just extra clutter from an Ancestry tree. Thanks!
posted by Steven Mix
Mix-216 Steven Mix
This Catherine Roeloffson-1 Born September 7, 1634 in South Holland (formerly Georgia) Died 1697 is not worth studying for belonging to anything else. It is just Ancestry clutter, so I am going to merge it away.
posted by Steven Mix
Tom Quick
It would appear that Catarina, aka Trijntje, should have the patronymic surname of Roeloffs or Roeloffse, rather than Jansen or Janssoon. Jansen or Janssoon was the patroymic surname of her father Roeloff, and would not be applied to her generation. It is understood that her mother Anneke Janswould have the patronymic surname of Jans or Jansen, however that would not apply to Catarina her daughter. Unless someone has a particular reason to retain the surname Jansen, it should be removed from the profile for Catarina.
posted by Tom Quick
Noland-165 Liz (Noland) Shifflett
I think that maybe this Catherine Roeloffson is of a different family than Roelof Janssoon and Anneke Jans.
posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Noland-165 Liz (Noland) Shifflett
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/collections/cul/texts/ldpd_5800727_006/pages/ldpd_5800727_006_00000241.html includes mention of her marriage to Lucas Rodenburgh (parenthetical in will; transcript on Anneke's page doesn't)
posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Noland-165 Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Jansen-551 and Roelofs-1 appear to represent the same person because: they have same birth year & same parents; they're also married to the same man. And Stokes' (see link in comments on the profile page) names Trintje as daughter who immigrated / Catrina in Anneke's will.
posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Noland-165 Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Catrina Roeloffse, wife of Johannes Van Brugh, (Trintje on passenger list – see p 145 Stokes), ...to Annetie Van Brugh (her daughter Catrina's child)... see Stokes’ will transcript, p 146: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/collections/cul/texts/ldpd_5800727_006/pages/ldpd_5800727_006_00000241.html
posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Noland-165 Liz (Noland) Shifflett
Catrina Roeloffse, wife of Johannes Van Brugh, (Trintje on passenger list – see p 145 Stokes), ...to Annetie Van Brugh (her daughter Catrina's child)... see Stokes’ will transcript, p 146: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/digital/collections/cul/texts/ldpd_5800727_006/pages/ldpd_5800727_006_00000241.html
posted by Liz (Noland) Shifflett

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