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of

the

County

of

Somerset

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MARSTON

MAGNA

MANOR

AND

OTHER

ESTATES

ECONOMIC

HISTORY

Mills

Fair

LOCAL

GOVERNMENT

CHURCH

NONCONFORMITY

EDUCATION

CHARITIES

FOR

THE

POOR

Footnotes

MARSTON

MAGNA

The

parish

which

probably

takes

its

name

from

the

marshland

between

the

village

and

the

river

Yeo

was

formerly

known

as

Broad

Marston

to

distinguish

it

from

Little

Marston

in

neighbouring

West

Camel

fn

and

sometimes

as

Marston

Beauchamp

after

the

lords

of

the

manor

fn

It

lies

km

northeast

of

Yeovil

and

was

roughly

rectangular

in

shape

measuring

km

from

north

to

south

and

km

from

east

to

west

at

its

widest

point

The

western

and

parts

of

the

southern

and

eastern

boundaries

follow

roads

most

of

the

northern

boundary

the

Lambrook

or

Hornsey

Brook

Marston

village

lay

near

the

centre

of

the

parish

with

the

former

farmstead

or

hamlet

of

Netherton

and

the

former

park

to

the

southeast

fn

The

ancient

parish

measured

a

fn

but

in

Nether

Adber

an

unpopulated

area

of

Queen

Camel

to

the

south

was

transferred

to

Marston

fn

The

present

parish

covers

ha

a

fn

Most

of

the

parish

is

below

the

contour

and

the

highest

point

is

m

ft

near

the

eastern

boundary

fn

It

lies

largely

on

sandy

loam

with

limestone

and

gravel

but

there

is

Lower

Lias

clay

to

the

northeast

where

marl

was

probably

dug

in

the

late

century

There

are

bands

of

alluvium

along

the

mill

stream

in

the

east

fn

In

c

blue

stone

containing

specimens

of

violet

cornu

ammonis

was

found

in

a

marl

pit

in

blocks

large

enough

to

cut

into

slabs

for

furniture

fn

A

bronze

spearhead

was

found

c

in

the

extreme

southwest

of

the

parish

fn

The

core

of

the

medieval

village

lay

around

the

junction

of

an

eastwest

street

part

of

a

herpath

from

Corton

Denham

and

Rimpton

in

the

fn

with

a

northsouth

route

from

Queen

Camel

to

Sherborne

Dors

The

northern

part

of

the

road

from

the

church

northwards

was

known

as

Camel

Street

The

southern

part

appears

to

have

been

abandoned

in

favour

of

a

less

direct

route

further

west

perhaps

because

an

increase

in

the

importance

of

the

market

at

Yeovil

led

to

growth

in

traffic

from

the

village

using

the

Portway

running

south

from

West

Camel

and

forming

part

of

Marstons

western

boundary

fn

The

Queen

CamelSherborne

road

was

turnpiked

in

by

the

Sherborne

trust

but

in

the

road

north

of

the

Marston

inn

was

transferred

to

the

Ilchester

trust

from

the

Yeovil

and

Ilchester

trust

The

Yeovil

road

which

divides

from

the

Sherborne

road

at

the

Marston

inn

was

probably

also

turnpiked

by

the

Sherborne

trust

but

was

taken

over

by

the

Yeovil

trust

in

fn

In

the

Great

Western

Railway

Co

opened

a

line

from

Chippenham

Wilts

to

Yeovil

and

Weymouth

Dors

and

a

station

was

opened

east

of

the

village

Settlement

extended

eastwards

towards

the

station

in

the

and

centuries

The

station

closed

in

but

the

line

remained

open

in

fn

Marston

Magna

in

Older

houses

are

of

coursed

stone

some

with

Ham

stone

dressings

Manor

House

dates

from

the

century

but

was

remodelled

in

the

with

a

front

fn

There

are

several

houses

including

two

west

of

the

church

and

others

in

Camel

Street

The

north

wing

of

Marston

Court

was

in

made

part

of

a

large

Tudorstyle

mansion

fn

Most

later

housing

has

been

built

west

of

the

village

Several

cottages

stood

near

Lambrook

bridge

where

the

road

to

Queen

Camel

crosses

the

Lambrook

fn

The

bridge

was

recorded

in

was

rebuilt

in

and

was

replaced

in

fn

The

houses

were

demolished

before

the

century

fn

Netherton

southeast

of

the

village

gave

its

name

to

a

medieval

family

fn

and

was

described

as

a

head

place

in

the

early

century

fn

It

was

probably

a

single

farmstead

fn

There

was

an

inn

in

fn

perhaps

the

Old

Inn

recorded

between

and

fn

The

New

Inn

possibly

in

Camel

Street

by

was

probably

one

of

the

three

in

business

in

From

there

was

only

one

inn

the

Old

Angel

on

the

junction

of

the

roads

to

Sherborne

and

Yeovil

fn

It

appears

to

have

been

renamed

the

Marston

inn

in

possibly

following

rebuilding

fn

and

in

had

commercial

coffee

and

club

rooms

and

stabling

for

horses

fn

It

remained

in

business

in

The

Red

Lion

between

the

village

and

the

former

railway

station

was

probably

in

business

from

fn

and

remained

open

in

There

was

a

beerhouse

in

Camel

Street

between

and

fn

In

there

were

communicants

in

the

parish

fn

and

poll

tax

and

subsidy

payers

in

fn

In

the

many

houses

were

said

to

be

uninhabited

fn

In

the

population

numbered

reached

in

and

fell

from

in

to

in

and

to

in

Thereafter

numbers

fluctuated

before

rising

to

in

to

in

and

to

in

fn

MANOR

AND

OTHER

ESTATES

Before

MARSTON

was

held

by

several

thegns

By

it

was

held

by

Robert

count

of

Mortain

fn

Robert

d

was

followed

by

his

son

William

who

lost

his

lands

for

rebellion

in

fn

The

manor

presumably

escheated

to

the

Crown

but

before

had

been

held

by

Richard

FitzOdo

and

before

by

William

son

of

John

de

Molariis

It

was

in

Crown

hands

between

and

and

from

onwards

fn

until

or

later

but

by

seems

to

have

been

occupied

in

the

name

of

Robert

son

of

Simon

Vautort

d

by

a

daughter

of

Robert

de

Beauchamp

d

fn

Robert

Vautort

came

of

age

c

took

the

name

Beauchamp

and

died

in

fn

He

and

his

successors

held

the

manor

as

part

of

their

barony

of

Hatch

Beauchamp

but

it

was

said

in

the

mid

century

to

be

held

of

the

earls

of

Hereford

probably

because

other

Beauchamp

estates

were

so

held

The

earldom

was

subsumed

in

the

Crown

in

fn

In

the

manor

was

said

to

be

held

in

chief

fn

Robert

de

Beauchamp

was

followed

after

his

death

in

in

the

direct

male

line

by

Robert

d

John

d

John

d

and

John

d

fn

The

first

had

by

granted

the

manor

for

fee

to

Robert

of

Netherton

fn

A

namesake

did

homage

for

the

same

estate

in

and

was

still

in

possession

in

fn

By

the

holding

reduced

to

fee

had

passed

to

Thomas

Fraunceys

possibly

in

succession

to

John

Fraunceys

fn

By

however

the

manor

had

been

resumed

by

the

lord

and

in

that

year

it

was

held

by

Cecily

daughter

and

coheir

of

the

last

John

de

Beauchamp

Ten

years

later

it

had

passed

to

Sir

John

Meriet

d

son

of

Cecilys

sister

Eleanor

fn

Sir

John

settled

it

on

his

wife

Maud

for

her

life

with

remainder

to

their

daughter

Elizabeth

d

c

sp

wife

of

Urry

Seymour

fn

Elizabeths

heirs

divided

the

family

estates

and

Marston

manor

passed

to

her

cousin

Elizabeth

stepmother

of

Sir

Humphrey

Stafford

d

of

Southwick

Wilts

fn

Sir

Humphrey

was

followed

in

direct

succession

by

his

son

William

d

and

his

grandson

Humphrey

cr

Lord

Stafford

of

Southwick

earl

of

Devon

d

On

the

execution

of

the

last

the

manor

seems

to

have

passed

to

one

of

his

coheirs

Anne

wife

of

John

Willoughby

fn

The

descent

is

not

clear

but

in

the

manor

was

occupied

by

Sir

Anthony

Willoughby

fl

younger

brother

of

Annes

grandson

Robert

Lord

Willoughby

d

fn

In

the

manor

was

conveyed

by

William

Lambert

and

his

wife

Elizabeth

to

John

Lennard

fn

John

d

was

succeeded

by

his

son

Sampson

and

his

grandson

Henry

fn

Henry

sold

the

manor

in

probably

to

trustees

of

Anthony

Stapley

In

Stapley

died

leaving

a

son

also

Anthony

under

age

fn

In

the

younger

Anthony

and

his

wife

Anne

sold

the

manor

to

John

Whitfeld

fn

John

d

c

was

succeeded

by

his

son

Thomas

fn

and

Thomas

by

his

son

of

the

same

name

by

fn

Thomas

the

younger

sold

off

land

to

tenants

and

in

conveyed

the

lordship

to

John

and

Robert

Hunt

fn

In

John

Hunt

sold

it

to

Sir

John

St

Barbe

Bt

fn

Sir

John

d

made

his

greatgrand

nephew

Humphrey

Sydenham

of

Combe

his

heir

Humphrey

died

in

fn

and

in

his

widow

Grace

released

the

manor

to

her

son

St

Barbe

Sydenham

fn

St

Barbe

d

settled

his

estates

on

his

daughter

Catherine

d

for

her

marriage

to

Lewis

Dymock

Grosvenor

Tregonwell

fn

In

half

the

manor

was

settled

on

Catherines

daughter

Helen

for

her

marriage

to

John

Duff

Markland

but

the

other

half

appears

to

have

been

retained

by

Lewis

d

and

his

son

St

Barbe

In

St

Barbe

Tregonwell

and

John

Markland

were

joint

lords

fn

In

St

Barbe

sold

his

half

to

John

Markland

when

the

whole

estate

measured

c

a

fn

John

was

dead

by

and

Helen

sold

the

manor

fn

In

James

Parsons

was

said

to

be

lord

and

his

representatives

claimed

lordship

in

but

it

was

not

recorded

again

fn

The

moated

medieval

manor

house

site

known

as

Court

Garden

lies

southeast

of

the

church

and

was

separated

from

the

manor

before

the

mid

century

It

may

have

been

abandoned

before

the

end

of

the

Middle

Ages

fn

In

Richard

Milborne

paid

lb

wax

rent

to

the

lord

of

the

manor

fn

George

Milborne

d

had

an

estate

in

Marston

in

including

a

house

and

lands

and

was

succeeded

by

his

son

Giles

d

c

Giles

left

an

infant

son

George

fn

In

it

was

held

by

Georges

eldest

son

John

Milborne

d

c

who

in

settled

his

estates

on

his

eldest

son

William

d

c

Williams

heirs

were

his

brothers

Charles

and

George

fn

In

it

was

settled

on

Charless

son

Charles

and

in

with

Sir

John

Pye

Bt

he

conveyed

it

to

John

Martin

the

tenant

fn

It

has

not

been

traced

further

About

William

count

of

Mortain

gave

the

tithes

of

the

demesnes

to

Montacute

priory

fn

By

Montacute

received

a

pension

of

s

out

of

the

rectory

fn

which

by

had

been

reduced

to

s

d

fn

In

the

rectory

was

said

to

have

been

appropriated

to

Polsloe

priory

Devon

fn

and

was

held

by

the

priory

usually

let

to

farm

until

fn

The

Crown

continued

to

let

the

rectory

fn

but

before

it

was

acquired

by

Edmund

St

Barbe

d

who

was

succeeded

in

turn

by

his

sons

Francis

d

and

Henry

d

by

fn

Henrys

son

John

d

was

followed

in

turn

by

his

sons

Henry

d

and

John

cr

Bt

d

sp

John

left

his

estates

to

his

kinsman

Humphrey

Sydenham

who

in

accordance

with

Johns

wishes

gave

the

rectory

to

the

vicar

of

Marston

in

fn

By

the

century

the

rectory

appears

to

have

consisted

of

a

house

a

of

land

and

tithes

fn

ECONOMIC

HISTORY

In

Robert

of

Mortains

estate

which

TRE

had

been

assessed

at

hides

had

ploughlands

in

Two

hides

and

virgates

were

in

demesne

with

ploughteam

worked

by

servus

and

the

rest

of

the

land

was

held

by

villani

and

bordars

with

ploughteams

There

was

a

of

meadow

but

no

recorded

pasture

Demesne

livestock

comprised

one

riding

horse

and

pigs

fn

There

was

a

of

woodland

in

fn

Fayrewode

probably

in

the

northeast

was

recorded

in

fn

and

in

there

was

at

least

a

wood

In

no

woodland

was

recorded

but

there

was

a

in

probably

Marston

Covert

fn

In

the

demesne

supported

cattle

and

pigs

fn

and

in

and

surplus

corn

was

sold

fn

In

the

manor

included

at

least

a

of

arable

and

a

of

meadow

fn

By

the

demesnes

appear

to

have

been

let

but

some

meadow

was

mown

to

feed

the

stewards

horses

Nearly

was

received

in

customary

rents

some

holdings

were

in

hand

and

others

paid

reduced

rents

fn

Farmers

in

the

early

century

produced

malt

as

well

as

keeping

cattle

and

sheep

fn

although

tithes

of

wool

and

lambs

produced

only

s

d

in

fn

In

Marston

was

notable

for

rich

grounds

and

the

vicar

received

tithes

of

wool

lambs

calves

unprofitable

beasts

orchards

onions

dairy

produce

eggs

pigs

and

geese

fn

By

the

late

century

most

land

appears

to

have

been

inclosed

and

although

common

pasture

in

the

park

was

recorded

in

it

had

been

excluded

from

at

least

some

leases

by

fn

The

park

covered

a

in

and

had

been

divided

into

fields

by

fn

There

was

common

meadow

at

Broadmead

in

the

south

of

the

parish

until

the

mid

century

fn

Common

pasture

on

a

of

Marston

Lains

or

Common

in

the

northeast

of

the

parish

recorded

in

may

have

been

shared

with

West

Camel

fn

It

had

been

inclosed

before

it

was

sold

in

In

men

of

Rimpton

were

accused

of

taking

soil

from

the

commons

but

no

common

land

was

recorded

in

fn

The

breakup

of

the

manor

estate

in

the

century

led

to

the

creation

of

several

small

farms

including

Northern

Town

and

the

later

Wickham

farm

fn

and

also

Marston

Park

farm

the

former

park

fn

In

apart

from

cottages

there

were

holdings

on

the

manor

of

which

probably

only

two

were

over

a

fn

By

Wickham

farm

with

a

farmhouse

in

the

village

measured

a

and

Park

farm

a

fn

Among

the

farmers

were

George

Raymond

d

c

who

kept

a

dairy

and

made

cider

fn

Another

in

produced

stone

of

flax

fn

In

a

of

arable

was

recorded

mainly

under

wheat

a

but

also

barley

oats

rye

turnips

peas

beans

and

potatoes

Wheat

yielded

bu

to

the

acre

and

barley

bu

The

potato

crop

was

abundant

and

the

peas

were

said

to

be

the

best

for

many

years

fn

In

there

were

said

to

be

fine

orchards

and

good

pasture

fn

In

there

were

a

of

grass

a

of

arable

and

a

of

orchard

There

were

holdings

over

a

including

under

a

between

a

and

a

between

a

and

a

and

only

over

a

fn

In

of

farms

were

over

a

and

only

under

a

but

by

there

were

farms

of

which

half

had

a

or

less

fn

By

the

number

of

small

farms

had

declined

and

the

three

largest

farms

had

between

a

and

a

fn

In

labourers

were

employed

on

farms

but

by

labourers

were

employed

on

farms

fn

In

there

was

said

to

be

hardly

a

boy

under

in

regular

work

fn

By

only

labourers

were

employed

fn

In

a

dairyman

employed

two

dairymaids

fn

In

most

of

the

parish

a

was

under

grass

with

only

a

of

arable

fn

Cheese

was

made

on

at

least

one

farm

in

the

parish

in

the

fn

In

Wickham

farm

with

over

a

was

mainly

laid

to

grass

but

produced

a

of

barley

and

smaller

acreages

of

wheat

potatoes

mangolds

and

kale

Stock

comprised

Friesian

cows

and

calves

Landrace

sows

and

a

boar

deep

litter

poultry

and

cockerels

ducks

and

turkeys

Produce

included

gall

of

milk

bacon

pigs

for

slaughter

and

dozen

eggs

The

farm

was

self

sufficient

in

fruit

and

vegetables

A

dairy

farm

in

had

milking

cows

fn

In

the

parish

was

largely

under

grass

supporting

cattle

sheep

pigs

and

poultry

Half

the

farms

in

the

return

were

classed

as

parttime

and

three

were

dairy

farms

only

were

over

ha

a

and

were

under

ha

a

A

total

of

workers

was

employed

fn

In

there

were

glovers

and

in

glovers

and

a

male

lace

maker

Glovers

were

recorded

in

fn

and

some

gloving

was

said

to

have

been

carried

out

in

the

fn

The

railway

brought

employment

and

by

the

Somerset

Trading

Company

at

the

station

sold

coal

coke

timber

and

slates

Other

occupations

in

the

later

century

included

a

timber

merchant

a

cabinet

maker

and

a

cooper

fn

In

the

Western

Counties

Creamery

moved

to

Marston

from

Rimpton

and

in

amalgamated

with

Aplin

and

Barrett

of

Yeovil

Production

of

cream

moved

to

Yeovil

c

and

the

buildings

were

used

by

the

adjoining

cider

factory

fn

The

proprietors

of

the

creamery

produced

cider

in

the

and

in

established

the

Magna

Cider

Company

fn

By

the

factory

supplied

several

types

of

cider

notably

Magna

Medium

Sweet

which

was

exported

to

Australia

The

company

also

produced

apple

chutney

apple

pulp

and

boxed

apples

fn

It

was

bought

by

Showerings

Ltd

in

and

cider

production

was

transferred

to

Nailsea

In

a

winery

was

built

on

the

site

employing

people

by

It

specialized

in

fermentation

and

bulk

processing

for

the

manufacture

of

British

wines

and

in

it

became

part

of

the

Gaymer

group

fn

Mills

In

there

were

two

mills

fn

One

was

probably

the

customary

mill

recorded

in

and

later

fn

In

the

when

it

was

sold

the

mill

had

a

bakehouse

and

was

worked

by

a

waterpowered

turbine

Equipment

included

Peak

and

French

stones

an

oat

bruiser

and

a

bean

kibber

Milling

appears

to

have

ceased

soon

after

the

sale

fn

The

mill

house

dates

from

the

and

centuries

and

there

is

a

pit

probably

for

an

overshot

wheel

Some

milling

equipment

survived

in

fn

Fair

In

Robert

de

Beauchamp

received

a

grant

of

a

threeday

fair

at

the

feast

of

St

Martin

Nov

fn

and

in

a

grant

of

a

Tuesday

market

fn

which

it

was

claimed

would

harm

the

market

at

Ilchester

fn

There

is

no

record

of

the

fair

or

market

being

held

but

in

the

century

Robert

de

Beauchamp

freed

Bruton

priory

from

toll

when

buying

and

selling

in

Marston

fn

and

in

tenants

of

Stoke

sub

Hamdon

obtained

seed

corn

in

Marston

and

drove

cattle

there

fn

In

there

was

said

to

be

a

fair

in

Advent

week

but

it

was

not

recorded

again

fn

LOCAL

GOVERNMENT

The

tithing

of

Marston

comprised

the

whole

parish

and

Little

Marston

in

West

Camel

fn

In

the

late

and

the

early

century

the

tithingman

appointed

in

the

manor

court

guarded

prisoners

and

in

looked

after

the

militia

equipment

fn

A

court

leet

was

held

for

the

manor

and

a

court

book

survives

for

the

period

The

manor

appointed

a

hayward

and

was

especially

concerned

with

bridges

and

ditches

Between

and

the

jury

presented

the

pound

next

to

the

churchyard

as

in

need

of

repair

and

additionally

in

the

stocks

fn

In

the

vestry

agreed

to

inoculate

the

poor

against

smallpox

The

overseers

in

the

late

century

provided

relief

in

cash

and

in

kind

including

coal

and

clothing

They

also

paid

for

a

years

teaching

for

the

singers

and

for

a

Sunday

school

teacher

fn

In

the

vestry

considered

providing

a

poorhouse

but

seems

to

have

relied

on

renting

cottages

In

the

vestry

decided

to

pay

no

more

cottage

rents

fn

In

the

parish

became

part

of

Sherborne

poorlaw

union

in

of

Yeovil

poorlaw

union

and

rural

district

and

in

of

Yeovil

later

South

Somerset

district

fn

CHURCH

The

church

has

traces

of

masonry

in

its

fabric

fn

The

living

was

appropriated

to

Polsloe

Devon

priory

in

and

a

vicarage

was

ordained

in

the

time

of

Henry

III

fn

The

living

remained

a

sole

cure

until

when

it

was

united

with

Rimpton

fn

Between

and

the

united

benefice

was

held

with

Queen

Camel

West

Camel

and

Corton

Denham

but

from

was

held

with

Chilton

Cantelo

Ashington

and

Mudford

fn

The

parish

had

given

its

name

to

the

rural

deanery

of

Merston

by

fn

The

advowson

was

held

by

Polsloe

priory

until

and

thereafter

by

successive

owners

or

tenants

of

the

rectory

who

after

were

also

lords

of

the

manor

fn

In

it

was

assigned

to

Margaret

Williams

in

trust

to

present

her

nephew

John

Williams

fn

In

the

term

was

surrendered

to

the

lords

of

the

manor

fn

By

the

advowson

was

in

the

possession

of

Capt

Shipton

RN

fn

and

in

of

the

Revd

Dr

Marriner

fn

In

it

was

exchanged

for

the

advowson

of

Barrington

by

the

Revd

Vincent

Coles

with

the

dean

and

chapter

of

Bristol

and

the

chapter

presented

at

every

second

turn

between

and

Since

they

presented

at

every

third

turn

fn

In

the

church

was

valued

at

s

d

fn

The

vicarage

was

endowed

with

fn

but

in

was

valued

at

s

d

gross

fn

and

at

a

year

in

fn

It

was

reputed

to

be

worth

c

fn

In

the

vicar

received

bu

of

wheat

from

the

rector

and

others

and

from

the

rector

alone

The

living

was

then

said

to

be

worth

about

fn

but

in

between

and

fn

In

Sir

John

St

Barbe

proposed

to

endow

the

vicar

with

tithes

worth

to

match

the

same

amount

to

be

given

by

Queen

Annes

Bounty

The

proposal

may

not

have

taken

effect

and

instead

in

the

rectory

estate

was

combined

with

the

vicarage

fn

In

the

average

income

was

gross

fn

In

the

vicarial

tithes

and

offerings

were

valued

at

s

d

gross

fn

and

in

the

vicar

had

part

of

the

tithe

of

herbage

of

a

said

to

have

been

in

West

Camel

fn

In

the

whole

tithes

of

the

parish

were

commuted

for

a

rent

charge

of

fn

In

no

glebe

was

recorded

fn

but

in

the

vicar

had

meadow

orchard

and

garden

totalling

a

fn

In

the

glebe

was

valued

at

between

and

s

fn

and

in

the

vicar

received

a

of

rectorial

glebe

in

return

for

annual

prayers

in

Passion

week

fn

In

the

glebe

measured

a

presumably

the

former

rectorial

estate

fn

but

the

total

had

been

reduced

to

a

by

and

to

a

by

fn

The

vicarage

house

was

reported

decayed

in

fn

but

in

comprised

hall

buttery

kitchen

dairy

and

upper

rooms

fn

In

the

vicar

was

given

the

rectory

house

and

the

vicarage

house

north

of

the

church

was

used

as

a

school

and

teachers

house

It

fell

down

between

and

fn

The

rectory

house

probably

rebuilt

in

the

later

century

was

considered

fit

in

fn

and

in

the

gardens

were

greatly

admired

fn

It

is

of

stone

and

stands

northwest

of

the

church

It

was

sold

in

and

thereafter

the

vicar

lived

at

Queen

Camel

until

after

which

at

Mudford

fn

There

was

a

brotherhood

associated

with

the

Lady

Chapel

whose

stock

in

was

more

than

twice

that

of

the

church

fn

It

was

last

recorded

in

fn

In

a

parishioner

left

money

for

a

dirge

if

it

shall

stand

with

the

kings

proceedings

and

if

not

the

money

was

to

be

distributed

to

the

poor

fn

In

the

vicar

William

Appowell

was

accused

of

loose

behaviour

drunkenness

demanding

excessive

Easter

offerings

neglecting

his

duties

and

conducting

marriages

without

banns

or

licence

fn

The

church

fabric

was

also

neglected

fn

In

several

parishioners

were

presented

for

playing

fives

and

bowls

in

the

churchyard

on

the

Sabbath

fn

During

the

and

centuries

Ashington

and

Marston

were

either

served

or

held

together

fn

John

Williams

rector

held

other

livings

but

was

resident

fn

He

restored

the

church

and

the

rectory

gardens

and

provided

almshouses

fn

In

the

there

were

communicants

In

and

two

Sunday

services

were

held

and

communion

was

celebrated

four

times

a

year

fn

The

church

of

ST

MARY

so

dedicated

by

fn

is

built

of

lias

rubble

with

ashlar

dressings

and

has

a

chancel

a

nave

with

north

chapel

and

south

porch

and

a

west

tower

There

is

some

reset

work

above

the

chancel

arch

The

relatively

long

chancel

has

clasping

buttresses

and

a

triplet

of

narrow

lancets

in

the

east

wall

suggesting

a

date

early

in

the

century

There

are

a

window

and

a

priests

doorway

in

the

south

side

of

the

chancel

and

the

chancel

arch

may

also

be

of

that

date

The

porch

and

the

nave

windows

are

all

of

the

century

and

the

north

fn

It

was

endowed

to

maintain

a

devotion

priest

fn

In

the

chapel

is

a

niche

in

the

northeast

corner

and

traces

of

medieval

wall

paintings

Before

tracery

was

removed

from

the

chapel

fn

The

tower

is

probably

contemporary

with

the

nave

windows

In

the

church

was

said

to

have

been

repaired

and

beautified

at

the

vicars

expense

The

porch

was

used

as

a

vestry

and

there

were

two

galleries

fn

Restoration

in

by

Charles

Ponting

removed

the

galleries

fn

Fragments

of

medieval

glass

survive

in

the

south

chancel

window

Among

the

fittings

are

an

arcaded

Norman

font

fragments

of

woodwork

in

the

chapel

screen

possibly

the

chancel

screen

recorded

in

the

fn

and

the

heavily

renewed

pulpit

In

there

was

a

reading

desk

in

memory

of

John

Rowswell

vicar

fn

There

are

six

bells

of

fn

The

plate

includes

a

cup

of

by

I

P

fn

The

registers

date

from

fn

NONCONFORMITY

Between

and

Quaker

meetings

were

held

in

the

parish

fn

A

meeting

house

was

licensed

in

fn

In

and

houses

were

licensed

possibly

for

use

by

Methodists

fn

In

Marston

was

in

the

Sherborne

Wesleyan

circuit

fn

and

in

a

chapel

was

built

It

remained

open

in

fn

A

Primitive

Methodist

chapel

was

recorded

with

no

members

in

fn

EDUCATION

In

a

man

was

licensed

to

teach

grammar

in

the

parish

fn

In

the

transfer

of

the

rectory

estate

to

the

vicar

included

the

establishment

of

a

day

school

for

five

poor

boys

from

the

parish

and

five

from

Ashington

fn

It

was

still

in

existence

in

the

early

but

may

have

ceased

when

the

building

fell

down

before

Two

nearby

cottages

on

the

glebe

were

fitted

out

for

a

school

in

but

the

number

of

pupils

had

been

reduced

to

eight

in

and

fn

A

new

building

was

erected

probably

between

and

beside

the

former

school

In

it

had

day

children

with

a

further

on

Sundays

only

and

a

Sunday

evening

school

attended

by

boys

fn

The

school

affiliated

to

the

National

Society

continued

to

be

supported

by

the

vicar

until

or

later

fn

The

school

had

children

in

in

having

become

a

junior

school

in

and

in

The

school

closed

in

and

the

children

transferred

to

Queen

Camel

fn

In

the

vestry

paid

a

mistress

to

teach

boys

and

girls

on

Sundays

fn

The

Sunday

school

continued

in

but

probably

closed

when

the

National

school

opened

In

there

were

also

a

mixed

infant

school

with

children

and

two

boarding

schools

with

boys

and

girls

opened

since

and

a

further

two

day

schools

which

taught

children

at

their

parents

expense

fn

In

a

dame

school

taught

children

fn

CHARITIES

FOR

THE

POOR

An

unknown

donor

gave

for

the

poor

to

which

was

added

given

by

Thomas

Palmer

d

to

five

men

and

five

women

not

receiving

relief

and

by

Mrs

Palmer

d

fn

Those

charities

were

distributed

regularly

until

fn

but

appear

to

have

been

lost

since

fn

In

the

Revd

John

Williams

rector

gave

three

cottages

to

be

used

as

almshouses

for

the

aged

poor

and

in

his

daughter

Frances

Cox

gave

to

provide

them

with

coal

fn

The

almshouses

stood

on

the

west

side

of

the

village

but

were

demolished

after

fn

Since

fuel

and

other

articles

have

been

given

to

the

aged

poor

of

the

parish

belonging

to

the

Church

of

England

fn

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reg

previous

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Home Search Results Code Wolfs Den WOLFS DEN Trout Stream Hot Tub Pet Friendly Too 4 guests 2 bedrooms 15 bathrooms Allows Pets 1 of 20 Contact Manager Description Amenities Calendar Rates Reviews Property Features air conditioning hot tub kitchen laundry nonsmoking outdoor grill parking pets allowed satellite or cable TV Show all 33 amenities Sleeping Arrangement Master 1 Queen Bedroom 2 1 Double Full Description Beautifully decorated and designed for comfort Wolfs Den has a master bedroom with one queen size bed with private bath and a second bedroom with one full size bed and a half bath This mountain cabin is only a few feet from the beautiful Alarka Creek perfect for wading trout fishing or just cooling off The sound of the water tumbling over the rocks can be enjoyed from the rocking chair porch living room or bedroom After a fun day in the mountains enjoy the electric fireplace satellite TV BBQ grill or full kitchen and soothing sounds of the creek Stay 6 nights at Wolfs Den and get the 7th night free Amenities Amenities Porch with hot tub and rockers overlooking the creek Electirc Fireplace satellite TV DVD full kitchen BBQ grill fire pit telephone washer and dryer dishwasher central heatair Pet friendly Mountain view motorcycle friendly Features The master bedroom with one queensize bed The second bedroom has one doublesize bed One full bath one half bath Sleeps 24 Calendar Jan 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Feb 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Mar 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Apr 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 May 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Jun 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Jul 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Aug 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Sep 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Oct 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Nov 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Dec 2019 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Available Unavailable Checkin Checkout Rates Rates are subject to change without notice Pricing excludes taxes additional options and fees Reviews Page 1 of 3 Bruno Taylors US Reviewed Jan 3 2019 Property Manager Property Amanda Richmond US Reviewed Dec 10 2018 Property Manager Property Alan Perry US Reviewed Nov 5 2018 Property Manager Property Gloria Statesville US Reviewed Aug 27 2018 Property Manager Very helpful and they make everything easy Property We enjoyed our time There is plenty of things to do with in a 50 mile radius Byron Winston Salem US Reviewed Aug 20 2018 Property Manager The staff has been very helpful and friendly Property We absolutely loved the cabin that we liked to call our 2nd home Steven West Palm Beach US Reviewed Jul 9 2018 Property Manager Property Larry Alexis US Reviewed Jun 1 2018 Property Manager Property Elizabeth Altamonte Springs US Reviewed May 7 2018 Property Manager The team was absolutely fantastic to deal with From booking to our stay everything was wonderful Property We loved the Wolfs Den cabin it had everything we needed and it was so nice to be able to relax in the hot tub and watch the wonderful Alarka Creek run on by us It was a little nerve racking the initial drive up to the cabin the roads are a little narrow and windy but by the end of our long weekend I felt like a pro navigating the roads The cabin is ideal for a peaceful trip up to the mountains Were trying to talk our whole family to renting out all 4 cabins for our next Kayleigh Athens US Reviewed Apr 17 2018 Property Manager Property Alexandra Channelview US Reviewed Apr 12 2018 Property Manager Property Mary Beth Coookville US Reviewed Mar 19 2018 Property Manager Property Kori New York US Reviewed Mar 6 2018 Property Manager Tracy was beyond helpful as I mentioned before She was ready to help me rebook the trip if I got stuck in NYC and then also helped get us directions from town to the cabin She was awesome Property I absolutely LOVED my stay at the Wolfs Den cabin The staff was super friendly and helpful and the cabin was awesome I loved the location the cabin was right on the river and not far from town for those last minute food runs I highly recommend this property and company if youre looking for a fun weekend getaway Stefanie Norcross US Reviewed Feb 27 2018 Property Manager Property My husband and I and our two kids really enjoyed the cabin We played games on the circular table in the kitchen enjoyed movies that we could put on with the cable box relaxed in the hot tub with the babbling brook in the background and the mountain views I would love to buy one if I had the cash Jessica Douglasville US Reviewed Jan 6 2018 Property Manager Great view Great cabins Property I loved it and definitely will be back Kristy Monks Corner US Reviewed Dec 4 2017 Property Manager Very friendly and knowledgeable staff Property I LOVED Bryson City It was my first time but such an adorable city We managed to get there for the Annual Christmas Parade and it was sooo sweet Katie Southport US Reviewed Nov 27 2017 Property Manager Property Barbara Wallace US Reviewed Nov 18 2017 Property Manager Your team was excellent Wa Property Was very satisfied with everything Was amazed how clean it was Also loved the reading material I love to read and forgot to take a book Ron Rock Hill US Reviewed Oct 7 2017 Property Manager Property Richard West Palm Beach US Reviewed Sep 19 2017 Property Manager Property We absolutely loved our stay in the cabin so much so we are considering coming back next summer for 4 weeks Jennifer Sandusky US Reviewed Aug 23 2017 Property Manager The reservations payment and directions online were all easily used and obtained When I had to call about a switching a credit card the staff was helpful and friendly Property The setting was great The sound of the stream was soothing and the fire pit was nice Ashley Roper US Reviewed Aug 17 2017 Property Manager Staff was extremely friendly and helpful when I called to make our reservations Property The property was very peaceful and relaxing The cabin had everything we needed The creek which ran right behind the cabin was wonderful and was so peaceful Our son enjoyed having it there to be able to play in Would definitely recommend and stay again Byron Winston Salem US Reviewed Aug 7 2017 Property Manager Property Ashley North US Reviewed Jul 31 2017 Property Manager Property Our family overall really enjoyed the cabin It had everything we needed The sound of the creek was very relaxing Very kid friendly Will definitely go back Donna Asheville US Reviewed Jul 27 2017 Property Manager All contact was handled with friendliness and courtesy Staff were efficient in reservation process Property Love the creek and the porch swingrockers Excellent way to destress Loved no cell signal David Mtn Pleasant US Reviewed Jul 21 2017 Property Manager Property 1 2 3 Similar Properties Starting at USD 9900 Code Bear Kottage Starting at USD 12900 Code Captains Bend Starting at USD 11900 Code Eagles Nest

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October 25 2016 by Buck Manager Transporting Harvested Deer Across State Lines CWD Question How do we prepare harvested deer in Texas to be transported to other states which have regulations related to CWD The regulations for deer from other states to be transported to Mississippi are contrary to Texas requirements for transporting deer Mississippi requires all meat to be deboned with no skin or heads to be brought into state unless mounted by a taxidermist or a boiled down head plate with antlers This is contrary to Texas requirements which says that the head with hunting license tag must accompany 2 front quarters 2 hind quarters and 2 back straps This prevents me from taking deer from Texas to my home in Mississippi Do I have to stop hunting in Texas What can I do to remedy this problem and adhere to both states requirements Please let me know as my hunting trip to Texas in coming up in November Transport from CWDPositive States Mississippi and other states where Chronic Wasting Disease CWD has not been documented have passed regulations that prohibit the importation of cervid carcasses and deer parts from states where CWD has been found A cervid is a member of the deer family and includes whitetailed deer mule deer elk moose caribou red deer sika deer and fallow deer Many states have carcass import bans even those that have already found CWD within the state The goal of these importation rules is to prevent hunters from inadvertently fasttracking the spread of the neurological disease that is fatal to deer As of October 1 2016 CWD has been found in 24 states within the continental US and the Canadian provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan as well as the countries of Norway and South Korea CWD has been confirmed in the following states Arkansas Colorado Illinois Iowa Kansas Maryland Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Mexico New York North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Texas Utah Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming Texas Deer Hunting Regulations In Texas a hunter may skin and quarter a deer into 2 forequarters 2 hindquarters and 2 backstraps and possess them for transport provided the quartered deer is tagged and proof of sex accompanies the deer Texas hunting regulations also require the head as proof of sex for harvested deer The regulations state that it is unlawful to possess a deer with proof of sex removed unless the deer is at a final destination and has been quartered The regulations go on to say that proof of sex for a deer is the head skinned or unskinned of a buck deer with antlers attached the head skinned or unskinned of an antlerless deer a completed Managed Lands Deer Permit MLD Landowner Assisted Management Permits LAMPS or TPWD Drawn Hunt Legal Deer Tag There are however three exceptions to the proof of sex requirement covered in Texas hunting regulations Texas Parks and Wildlife Department TPWD regulations read Instead of proof of sex the hunter may obtain a 1 receipt from a taxidermist or a 2 signed statement from the landowner or the landowners agent and it was recently published that a 3 CWD receipt from a CWD check station also serves as proof of sex Basically there are a number of ways to meet the proof of sex requirement without having to maintain possession of the head This allows complete disposal of antlerlessdoe heads For bucks it also allows hunters to transport antlers with cleaned skull plates in compliance with CWD import rules for their home state A Bone to Pick But what about bonein fore and hindquarters At the time of writing Texas hunting regulations only allow hunters to legally process harvested deer down to 4 quarters and 2 backstraps until the animal reaches its final destination Period End of story Even in Texas 2 CWD zones where mandatory testing is required on all hunterharvested deer hunters are still allowed to transport quarters out to other parts of the state The problem is that what is legally required in Texas all of a sudden becomes a game violation when those fore and hindquarters are brought into a state that has banned bonein meat from CWD states Taking Meat Home Process It For hunters living in states with cervid carcass import bans there appears to be only one way to lawfully take boneless venison out of Texas have your deer processed before bringing it home There are two options however when it comes to processing harvested game Deer and other cervids must be brought to either 1 a commercial deer processing facility or 2 a private processing facility A private processing facility is a processing facility that is not available for use by the public The processing facility must be stationary facility that is onsite and is designed and constructed to process game animals There does not appear to be any registration process involved in setting up such a facility but any place operating as such must meet the requirements previously mentioned and maintain a Cold Storage or Processing Facility Record Book It would take some resources to put together such a place even if the site was simply a small building with water table grinder and a freezer of some type but it could be well worth it depending on the number of animals harvested by the hunter or hunters off a property annually In closing to follow the rules of the state you are hunting in as well as that of your home state you will need to have all deer processed either by a commercial or private processing facility before crossing a state line It appears to be the only legal way Food Plots for Deer Hunting Management Texas Hunting Land for Sale 10 Steps to Finding a Good Hunting Lease 1 Disease Parasites Virus Previous Deer Population Today vs Fawn Numbers Tomorrow Next How Many Bucks Greater than 13 Inches

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Rent a Car at Ontario Intl Airport ONT Locations Canada USA United States California Ontario Ontario Intl Airport Ontario Intl Airport ONT Address 3450 E Airport Dr Ste 200 Ontario CA 91761 United States Phone 1 9099376400 4 Hours of Operation Sun Sat 600 AM 1200 AM Keydrop Location If flying in shuttle to both the rental counter and car lot The specified credentials are invalid You can sign up for a free developer account at httpwwwbingmapsportalcom Location Information Fastbreak Service Outside the baggage claim area proceed to the courtesy bus pickup area At the car rental facility proceed to the Budget counter Fastbreak lineor normal line if no Fastbreak line designationor follow directions to the Fastbreak Kiosk Present identification and receive your rental agreement The counter representative will provide the keys directions to the car FASTBREAK RETURN Follow the airport signs for Car Rental return You do not need to return to the counter to complete your rental Record your mileage and fuel level on the rental agreement and drop it in the Budget Fastbreak return box A closed rental agreement will be mailed to you within 48 hours General Directions COUNTER From the arrival gate take the escalator or elevator to the lower level Proceed outside to the island Take car rental shuttle bus common bus to the Ground Transportation Center CARS Walk through double glass doors in the Ground Transportation Center Proceed outside to the rental car parking stalls Follow the Budget signs RETURNS From I10 east or west exit at Haven Ave go south Turn right on Airport Dr left onto Rental Car Rd Proceed to the Ground Transportation Center which is on the corner of Airport Dr Haven Ave AFTERHOURS RETURNS FROM 430 AM TO MIDNIGHT If an agent is not available place the completed contract the keys in the key drop box FROM MIDNIGHT TO 430 AM Budget is closed so take the keys to the security guard Remember to take your personal belongings with you Afterhours Returns Park lock the car Place the completed contract the keys in the Drop Box located in the Returns area Remember to take your personal belongings with you Terms and Conditions Optional Coverages Credit Card Policies Debit Card Policies Drivers License Requirements Additional Driver Policy Additional Fees and Credit Holds Age Requirements Fuel Policy Required Credentials SMS Policy Towing Travel Into Other Countries Travel Into Other States eTolls Acceptance of Loss Damage Waiver relieves the renter and authorized additional drivers of financial responsibility if the Budget car is damaged or stolen while under rental contract Using the vehicle in violation of any of the use restrictions listed on the rental agreement could void LDW and leave the renter fully responsible for any damage to the vehicle LDW is not available in all states and certain restrictions may apply in some states At the time of rental the customer must initial whether heshe accepts or declines the LDW andor other optional services LDW and other optional services must be signed for at the rental counter If LDW is not accepted the customer may be responsible for up to the full fair market value of the car if it is damaged vandalized or stolen during the rental The customer may also be responsible for reimbursing Budget for the revenue lost by not being able to use the car while it is being repaired or not recovered due to theft referred to as Loss Of Use Other Nearby Locations 1 Ontario 266 mi Address 1366 E Holt Blvd Phone 1 9093912651 Hours of Operation Sun 900 AM 100 PM Mon Fri 800 AM 600 PM Sat 800 AM 200 PM 2 Orchard Hardware Plaza 371 mi Address 9030 Foothill Blvd Ste 110 Phone 1 9094767216 Hours of Operation Sun 800 AM 100 PM Mon Fri 800 AM 600 PM Sat 800 AM 100 PM 3 Sears Auto Center 685 mi Address 5080 E Montclair Plaza Ln Phone 1 9094450630 Hours of Operation Sun 1000 AM 100 PM Mon Fri 900 AM 600 PM Sat 900 AM 200 PM 4 Chino Hills Marketplace 934 mi Address 4200 Chino Hills Pkwy Ste 645 Phone 1 9095973052 Hours of Operation Sun 800 AM 100 PM Mon Fri 800 AM 600 PM Sat 800 AM 100 PM 5 Magnolia Town Center 1266 mi Address 6183 Magnolia Ave Phone 1 9517819512 Hours of Operation Sun 800 AM 100 PM Mon Fri 800 AM 500 PM Sat 800 AM 400 PM

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You are here Home News Best halal dishes 1406 2018 Best halal dishes To help you find where you can discover and devour mouthwatering halal dishes at Bullring Grand Central weve put together a guide just for you Whether youre more of a spicy tangy or sweetandsour connoisseur we have it covered COMPTOIR LIBANAIS Newly launched at Bullring Grand Central Comptoir Libanais offers fresh and affordable Middle Eastern cuisine in the heart of Birmingham With its souklike setting its a fantastic eatery to celebrate Eid alFitr and theres plenty of halalsourced options to choose from Go all out for the authentic Chicken Moussakhan a marinated half baby chicken in pomegranate molasses with walnuts and sumac onion confit or pick the indulgent Spiced Lamb Kofta for a truly shareable feast To accompany all this opt for the homemade pomegranate and orange blossom lemonade HANDMADE BURGER CO Handmade Burger Co offers upon request some seriously tasty halal chicken burgers packed with heavenly toppings Made from British chargrilled chicken breast and garnished with smoked cheddar onion rings Buffalo sauce mayo shredded iceberg lettuce the Buffalo Chicken is the way to go For a heathier option swap the bun with a portion of coleslaw or a mixed leaf salad instead PIZZA EXPRESS Italian dining is full of flavoursome poultry dishes that are deeply rooted in the Mediterranean cuisine Lucky for us all the chicken at Pizza Express is halal and its a true pizzacake to find something for every taste Try the Pollo salad for a hearty option or reach for the Pizza Romana Pollo ad Astra arranged with Cajunspiced chicken sweet Peppadew peppers red onion and mozzarella for a sharable feast No hesitation here just dough it PHO Legend has it Pho was influenced by both Chinese and French cooking deriving from the comforting vegetable and meat soup pot au feu If youre looking for that wholesome umami taste head to Pho for a Vietnamese banquet For a halalfriendly Pho a nourishing bowl of rice noodle soup served fresh herbs and a wide variety of condiments swap the meaty broth with the vegetarian one and top it up with chili paste to give it the necessary kick you need Alternatively get these muchneeded greens by trying the Goi Ga a crispy chicken and cabbage salad TORTILLA A brimmed burrito is one of lifes true pleasures Originating from Mexico this is the ultimate onthego meal after a worthy shopping session Tortilla offers a wide array of handmade burritos garnished with halalsourced chicken Their farmassured chicken is grilled and is served shredded with any rice beans or vegetables of your liking For a healthier option go the extra mile with the burrito box itll give you extra room for some cheeky tortilla chips and guacamole MOWGLI Mowgli is all about Indian street food For a fresh and zingy feast go for the Indian School Tiffin Boxes which includes Tea Steeped Chickpeas Temple Dahl and Picnic Potato Curry Both vegetarian and halal these boxes are the best option to enjoy the wonders of red lentils smooth spuds spices and herbs Dont forget to dip some Puri too a soft and fried flat bread that lets you mop up every last drop of this delicious cuisine Note all restaurants feature alcohol on their menu and your Customer Service Desk located on the Upper West Mall has a list of all Halal eateries

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