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Subject: Ancestry of the Lords Dinham: Fiss(h)acre of Morleigh, Devon
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 20:14:58 EST


Sunday, 1 February, 2004


Hello All,

An article by C. Demain-Saunders in The Genealogists' Magazine
(Dec. 1934) on 'The Early Maynards of Devon and St. Albans' includes
related information on the Lords Dinham, ca. 1400, and (not shown as
directly related) the family of Fissacre, or Fishacre, of Fishacre,
Wadeton and Moreleigh, Devon [1]. Due to a number of errors in this
article with regard to the Fissacre family, Colonel F. B. Prideaux
wrote a reply correcting and expanding on the subject in a
subsequent issue, as follows:

' Colonel F. B. Prideaux writes with regard to the pedigree of
Fishacre, Genealogists’ Magazine, Vol. 6, p. 626:
" Miss Demain Saunders would appear to have overlooked a
quotation given by Sir William Pole in his Collections
Towards a Description of the County of Devon - see p. 300
of the edition published by a descendant of Sir William
in 1791. The quotation says that Alice (wife of John
Ufflet) and Joan (wife of 1. John Holwey and of 2. John
Maynard) were daughters and co-heirs, not, as Miss
Saunders supposed, of Sir Martin Fishacre of Morlegh, but
of that Sir Martin who was of Fishacre and Wadeton, the
son of Ivo; this quotation was given without naming the
source from which Pole had it, but it was clearly taken,
judging from its language, from a record, still existent
in 1631, of an Assise of Mort’ Ancestor brought by the
sisters or their guardian late in Edward III’s time
against an unknown defendant, to recover (as they
successfully did) possession of the manor of Morlegh.
The quotation describes the sisters, Alice and Joan, as
' cousins and next heirs of Sir Martin Fishacre (of
Morlegh), namely daughters and heirs of Martin
Fishacre, son of Ivo, son of William, son of Giles,
son of Sir William, the brother of Peter, the
father of Sir Martin Fishacre.'
" The Fine of 10 Edward II mentioned by Pole is still
at the Record Office - an abstract of it is printed in
Vol. 2, page 159, of Feet of Fines, Devon, published by
the Devon and Cornwall Record Society. The Episcopal
Registers of Exeter show the following persons to have
held the manor and advowson :
" In 1299 and 1313, Sir Peter de Fishacre.
" 1328, Isabella de Fissacre.
" 1350 and 1354, Dame Margaret de Uredale.
" 1359, Sir Guy de Bryan, guardian of the heir of
Sir Oliver de Dynham.
" 1362, hac vice King Edward III, guardian of the
heir of Isabella Fyshacre.
" 1391, illa vice Sir William Asthorpe (he was
the husband of Margaret, daughter of Oliver
de Dynham).
" 1414, Joan, daughter of Martyn de Fyshacre, and
John Ufflet.
" There is still one problem about the families which
I find difficult to solve. Why did Martin de Fishacre
introduce Dame Margaret de Uredale as the first to
inherit Morlegh after the death of his sister Isabella?
William de Morlegh held 4 knights’ fees in 1242 (Testa
de N.). In 1284-6 Peter de Fishacre held these estates.
I suggest that Margaret’s mother was the sister of
William and Peter de Fishacre. " [2]

In fact, Col. Prideaux was correct as to his suggestion
concerning the relationship of 'Dame Margaret de Uredale' to the
Fissacre family: this was in fact Margaret de Hydon, daughter of Sir
Richard de Hydon of Clyst Hidon, Clayhidon and Hemyock, Devon
(d. bef 24 Mar 1291/2) and his wife Isabel/Isabella de Fissacre.
Margaret subsequently married (2ndly) Sir Gilbert de Knoville (d. 20
Jan 1313/4), and (3rdly) Sir Piers d'Uvedale, Lord Uvedale (d. bef 2
May 1336) [3]. It was therefore 'Dame Margaret d'Uvedale', née de
Hidon (d. 15 May 1357) who held the manor and advowson of Morleigh,
Devon in 1350 and 1354.

The following chart reflects the relationships set forth in the
assise of mort d'ancestor (14th cent.) and the Episcopal Registers
of Exeter concerning the manor and advowson of Morleigh, Devon. A
detailed pedigree of the descendants of Sir Martin de Fissacre (fl.
ca. 1200) is given at the end of this post. Known descendants
(through descent from the Lords Dinham) include the following:

1. William Asfordby

2. William Bladen

3. Charles Calvert, 3rd Lord Calvert

4. Sir Anthony Eden, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,
1955-1957 (later Lord Avon)

5. William Farrar

6. Mary Launce

7. Sir William Pole of Shute, Devon (d. 10 Mar 1634/5)

8. William Skepper

9. Maria Johanna Somerset


Cheers,

John *

_____________________________________________________

FISSACRE of Morleigh, Devon
<M> designates tenant of the manor
and advowson of Morleigh - Note [2]


William de Wadeton
of Morleigh, Devon
I
I
Sir Martin de Fissacre = Isabel de Wadeton
fl. temp. K. John I
_______________________________I_____________
I I
Sir William de Fissacre Peter de Fissacre
of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon of Morleigh, Devon
I I
I _____________________________I________
I I I I
Sir Giles Sir Peter Sir Martin Sir Richard = Isabel
d. bef 4 Sep d. aft 1312 d. aft de Hydon I <M>
1305 <M> 13 Jan 1315 I
I I
I I
William (1) Sir Josce = Margaret
I d. 130 Mar 1300/1 I de Hydon <M>
I ______________________I___
I I I
Ivo Sir John de Dinham Oliver Sir Guy
d. aft 1331 d. bef 15 Apr 1332 d. 1346 de Brien
I I I I <M>
I I I I
Sir Martin de Sir John de Dinham Oliver = Joan
Fissacre d. 7 Jan 1382/3 d. 1351 I
_______I______ I _______________I________
I I I I I I I
Alice Joan <M> Sir John Oliver Margaret others
= John =1) John de Dinham = Sir William
Ufflet Holway d. 1428 de Asthorpe <M>
<M> 2) John
Maynard



~ I should note, there is one reference to the Fissacre/Fishacre
family that I have not yet been able to locate:

"Hugh R. Watkin, Morleigh and the family of de Fissacre"
(Devon & Cornwall Notes & Queries, 13:5 (1925) pp. 226-231).

It is possible that nothing other than what Col. Prideaux
provided is given in that article. However, should anyone have
access to same, any further documentation concerning the above
(or details provided below) would be most welcome.


NOTES

[1] C. Demain-Saunders, The Early Maynards of Devon and St. Albans
(The Genealogists' Magazine, Vol. 6, No. 12 (Dec. 1934)), p. 591
et seq.

[2] Col. F. B. Prideaux, Notes and News 'with regard to the pedigree
of Fishacre,' (The Genealogists' Magazine, Vol. 7, No. 10 (June,
1937)), pp. 536-7.

[3] CP IV:371-2, sub Dinham or Dinaunt.


_________________________________________________

DESCENDANTS of Sir Martin de Fissacre, of Fissacre and Wadeton


1 Sir Martin de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

of Coomb Fishacre, Devon

'Moreleigh had come to the Fisshacres through the marriage of Sir
Martin Fisshacre (temp. King John) with Isabel, daughter and heir
of William de Wadeton.' [ Gen. Mag. VI:624[1]]

Spouse: Isabel de Wadeton
Father: William de Wadeton

Children: Sir William [1.1]
Peter [1.2]


1.1 Sir William de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

cf. Gen. Mag. VII:536-7[2]

Children: Sir Giles (-<1305)


1.1.1 Sir Giles de Fissacre
----------------------------------------
Death: bef 4 Sep 1305[3]

of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

'Giles de Fishacre sum'd from Devon to serve agst. Welsh 21 Nov. 1294 (P.R.)
Giles de Fishacre sum'd from Devon to serve agst. Scots 24 June 1301 (P.W.).
witness to charter re: lands at Ermington, Devon, May 1302
'He seeks to replevy his land and that of his w. Isabel at Ridmor, taken for
default, 15 May 1302.
Going to Scotland to K[ing]. with Wm. Martyn, he has respite of aid in
Devon 16 May 1303 (C.R.).
The heir of Giles de Fhisacre [sic] holds 1/2 Kt. Fee at Hoo, Devon
late of Hen. de la Pomeray, 4 Sep. 1305 (Inq.).' [Knights II:26-27[3]]

cf. Gen. Mag. VII:536-7[2]

Children: William


1.1.1.1 William de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

cf. Gen. Mag. VII:536-7[2]

Children: Ivo (->1331)


1.1.1.1.1 Ivo de Fissacre
----------------------------------------
Death: aft 1331[4]

of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

record of the Brixham lay subsidy of 1332:
'Ivo de Fisshacre [Coleton Fishacre] 2s '[4]

cf. Gen. Mag. VII:536-7[2]

Children: Sir Martin


1.1.1.1.1.1 Sir Martin de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

cf. Gen. Mag. VII:536-7[2]

Children: Alice
Joan


1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Alice de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

coheiress of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

cf. Gen. Mag. VI:626[1] ; VII:536-7[2]

Spouse: John Ufflet


1.1.1.1.1.1.2a Joan de Fissacre*
----------------------------------------

coheiress of Fishacre and Wadeton, Devon

'Joan, daughter of Martyn de Fyshacre, and John Ufflet', held the
manor and advowson of Moreleigh, 1414 [F. B. Prideaux, Gen. Mag. VII:537,
cites Episcopal Registers of Exeter[2]]

she m. 1stly John Holway,
2ndly John Maynard[1]

cf. Gen. Mag. VI:626[1] ; VII:536-7[2]

Spouse: John Holway[1],[2]

Children: William


1.1.1.1.1.1.2a.1 William Holway
----------------------------------------

heir of his mother

cf. Gen. Mag. VI:626[1] ; VII:536-7[2]


1.2 Peter de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

of Moreleigh, Devon

cf. Gen. Mag. VI:624-6[1]

Children: Sir Peter (->1312)
Sir Martin (->1315)
Isabel


1.2.1 Sir Peter de Fissacre
----------------------------------------
Death: aft 1312, d.s.p.[2]

of Moreleigh, Devon

Attorney of Oliver de Dinham, 5 April 1297; and of his son Josce ("Joceus")
de Dinham, 25 March 1300/01 [Knights II:27, cites P.R.[3]]

'Sir Peter de Fishacre', held the manor and advowson of Moreleigh, 1299;
1313 [F. B. Prideaux, Gen. Mag. VII:537, cites Episcopal Registers of
Exeter[2]]

2nd husband of Isabel de Okeston[19]

" Fishacre, Sr Peter de, Kt.
Com'r in Devon 4 June 1291 and 1292. Attorney of Oliver de Dynham 5 Ap.
1297, and of Joceus de Dynham 25 Mar. 1301 (P.R.). Having L20 lands in
Corn., sum'd to serve overseas 7 Jy. 1297, and to Council at Rochester
8 Sep. 1297 (P.W.). Sr Peter de Fishacre, Kt., witnesses charter re
lands at Ermington, Devon, 13 Sep. 1301 (Cart.R.). Peter de Fissake holds
1/2 Kt. Fee at Inheswork, Corn., late of Edm., E. of Cornwall, 26 Sep.
1300 (Inq.). Sum'd from Devon to serve agst. Scots 24 June 1301 (P.W.)."
[Knights II:27[3]]

Spouse: Joan de Okeston [widow of Sir Richard de Champernoun] [19]


1.2.2 Sir Martin de Fissacre
----------------------------------------
Death: aft 13 Jan 1315, d.s.p.[14]

of Moreleigh, Devon

charter for a market and fair at Moreleigh on Tuesdays, granted 13
Jan 1316, by King Edward II to Martin de Fisshacre
'To be held at the manor' [CChR, 1300-26, p. 306][14]

cf. Gen. Mag. VI:624-6[1]


1.2.3 Isabel de Fissacre
----------------------------------------

'Isabella de Fissacre', held the manor and advowson of Moreleigh,
1328 [F. B. Prideaux, Gen. Mag. VII:537, cites Episcopal Registers
of Exeter[2]]

Spouse: Sir Richard de Hydon
Death: bef 24 Mar 1291[3]
Father: John de Hydon (->1274)

Children: Margaret (-1357)


1.2.3.1 Margaret de Hydon
----------------------------------------
Death: 15 May 1357[5]
Burial: Hemyock chapel

had the manor of Hemyock, co. Devon as her maritagium or inheritance[6]

she and her husband Josce de Dinham held ' Hydon and Clyst
Manors, Devon, as 6 1/2 Kt. Fees, late of Hugh de
Curtenay, 24 Mar. 1292 (Inq.)' Knights I:296[3]

'Dame Margaret de Uredale [sic]', held the manor and advowson of Moreleigh,
1350; 1354 [F. B. Prideaux, Gen. Mag. VII:537, cites Episcopal Registers of
Exeter[2]]

she evidently passed certain lands to her great-granddaughter Margaret
de Dinham on her death (Hemyock and Hydon, Devon), either as
inheritance or intended for her maritagium.

*identified by John Ravilious in error as a second (or subsequent) wife,
and not the mother of Sir John de Dinham (J. Ravilious, 'Correction to CP:
Dinham, Lord Dinham', Society of Medieval Genealogy, 16 May 2002[7]).
This was due to the passing of Hemyock and Hidon to Margaret de Hydon's
great-granddaughter Margaret de Dinham.
Her grandson John, Lord Dinham (b. before 14 April 1318, d. 7 Jan 1382/3)
was her heir, according to her IPM:
" Item dicunt quod Johannes Dynham etatis xxx annorum et amplius
est heres propinquor ejusdem Margarete. Et dicunt quod predicta
Margareta Douvedale obiit xv' die mensis Maii anno predicto. "
[CP IV:372 note (e), cites Ch. Inq.p.m., Edw. III, file 137, no. 13[5]]

'In the late 13th Century, Margaret Hidon inherited the Manors of Hemyock
and Clayhidon from her father Sir Richard Hidon, and the Manors of
Morleigh and Storridge from her mother Isabel (née Fisacre).'[8]
[cf. F. B. Prideaux, Gen. Mag. VII:537, re: manor and advowson of
Moreleigh[2]]

re: her first husband, Sir Josce de Dinham:

knight, of Hartland, co. Devon, Buckland Denham, co. Somerset and Cardinham,
Cornwall[5]
2nd Lord Dinham
1st of three husbands of Margaret de Hydon

The inquisitions post mortem for Sir Josce ['Joyce de Dynham'] include:
' Cornwall. Inq. 20 June, 29 Edw. I.
Cardynan. The manor...including two birds' worth 6d. at Michaelmas,
the pasture of Greneburgh, land in Treuerdre, lands held by the prior
of Trewerdray and 6s. 8d. rent for the moor of Fouwy, held of the king
in chief, together with the manors of Botardel and Douneghny in the
same county, by the service of 32 little knights' fees.'[9]
[cited in brief by Dugdale, Baronage of England[10]]

Sir Peter de Fissacre, uncle of Margaret de Hydon, was Attorney of Oliver
de Dinham (father of Josce de Dinham), 5 April 1297; and of Josce
("Joceus") de Dinham, 25 March 1300/01 [Knights II:27, cites P.R.[3]]

Spouse: Sir Josce de Dinham
Birth: bef 26 Feb 1274[5],[10]
Death: 30 Mar 1300[5]
Father: Sir Oliver de Dinham (<1234-1298)
Mother: NN
Marr: bef 24 Mar 1292[3]

Children: Sir John (1295-<1332)
Oliver (-1346)


1.2.3.1.1 Sir John de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: 14 Sep 1295[5]
Death: bef 15 Apr 1332[5]
Occ: Lord Dinham

of Hartland,co. Devon, Buckland Denham, co. Somerset and Cardinham,
Cornwall[5]
3rd Lord Dinham

* previously identified as son of another marriage of Sir Josce de Dinham
(resolved, based on marriage of Sir Josce de Dinham and Margaret de Hydon
in or before 1292, and his birth in 1295)

Spouse: Margaret
Death: bef 22 Apr 1362[5]
Marr: ca 1310[5]

Children: Joan (<1311-)
John (<1318-1382)


1.2.3.1.1.1 Joan de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: bef 7 Jul 1311[5]


1.2.3.1.1.2 John de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Death: 7 Jan 1382, murdered (robbery)[11],[5]
Birth: bef 14 Apr 1318[5]
Occ: Lord Dinham

knight, of Hartland, Devon, Buckland Denham, Somerset and Cardinham, Cornwall
4th Lord Dinham
had livery of his father's lands followng the King taking his homage,
12 May 1340

'Johannes Dynham', heir of his grandmother Margaret (de Hydon) (de Dinham)
(de Knoville) d'Uvedale [CP IV:372 note (e), cites Ch. Inq.p.m., Edw. III,
file 137, no. 13, IPM of 'Margareta Dynham' aka 'Margareta Douvedale'[5]]
had livery of the manors of Buckland Denham and Harpford which his mother
had held in dower, 22 Apr 1362[5]

heir of his cousin Margaret de Dinham

Spouse: Muriel de Courtenay
Death: bef 12 Aug 1369[11]
Father: Sir Thomas de Courtenay (-1356)
Mother: Muriel de Moels (ca1322-)

Children: John (ca1360-1428)


1.2.3.1.1.2.1a John Dinham*[12]
----------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1360[5]
Death: 25 Dec 1428[5]
Occ: Lord Dinham

knight, of Hartland, Devon, Buckland Denham, Somerset and Cardinham, Cornwall
5th Lord Dinham
received the King's pardon 16 Mar 1382/83 for having killed Robert Tuwyng
and capturing and imprisoning John Broun, notorious thieves, after their
conviction for murdering his father [Brown taken from the Cathedral Church
of Exeter where he fled for sanctuary after escaping Ilchester gaol]
inherited manors of Kingskerswell, Devon [MOELS]; Dunterton, Devon and
Cricket Malherbe, Somerset [COURTENAY] - as given in order to the
escheator, Calendar of Close Rolls dated 19 Feb 1381[13]
held heir to uncle Hugh Courtenay, per Inq.p.m. 1369[5]

had royal confirmation of charters for a market and fair at Hartland
(originally granted to his great-great-grandfather Oliver de Dinham):
'M[ercatum] (Charter) Tues; gr[anted] 3 Jul 1281, by K[ing] Edw[ard] I to
Oliver de Dynam. To be held at the manor of Herctone (CChR, 1257–1300,
p. 253).

On 9 May 1393, K Ric II confirmed to John Dynham, kinsman and heir of
Oliver Dynham, now tenant of the manor, the grant of a market to Oliver
Dynham in 1281 (CPR, 1391–6, p. 262).'[14]

had royal confirmation of the market and fair at Buckland Denham:
'On 9 May 1393, K Ric II confirmed the market to John Dynham, kinsman and
heir of Geoffrey, now tenant of the manor (CPR, 1391-6, p. 262).'[14]

Spouse: Ellen[5] [1st wife]
Marr: bef 3 Feb 1379[5]

Children: Muriel

Other Spouses Maud Mautravers, Philippe Lovel


1.2.3.1.1.2.1a.1 Muriel Dinham[15],[12]
----------------------------------------

'Meryell doughter to John Denham'[HSP 16:154-156, Vis. of Yorkshire:
pedigree of Hastynges[12]]

identification as daughter of John, Lord Dinham and his first wife Ellen
by John Ravilious ('Re: Dinham/Courtenay Correction', Society of Medieval
Genealogy, www.rootsweb.com, 1 June 2001][16]

previous publications indicated in error that she was daughter of John,
Lord Dinham (d. 1382) and his wife Muriel de Courtenay [see Faris, p.
130][17]

1st wife of Edward Hastings[5]

Spouse: Edward Hastings[12], knight, of Elsing, Gressenhall and Weasenham,
Norfolk, Fenwick, co. York
Birth: bef 22 May 1382, Fenwick[5]
Death: 6 Jan 1437, prob. in the Marshalsea prison[5]
Father: Sir Hugh Hastings (-1386)
Mother: Anne le Despenser (-1426)
Marr: bef 1412[5]

Children: John (<1411-1477)


1.2.3.1.1.2.1b John Dinham* (See above)
----------------------------------------

Spouse: Maud Mautravers[5] [2nd wife]
Death: ca 1 Nov 1402, d.s.p.[5]
Marr: bef 26 Nov 1396[5]


1.2.3.1.1.2.1c John Dinham* (See above)
----------------------------------------

Spouse: Philippe Lovel [3rd wife]
Death: 15 May 1465[5]

Children: Sir John (ca1405-1457)


1.2.3.1.1.2.1c.1 Sir John Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: ca 1405[5]
Death: 25 Jan 1457[5]
Occ: Lord Dinham

6th Lord Dinham


1.2.3.1.2 Oliver de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Death: 1346, d.v.m.[10],[7]

of Sampford-Peverell, co. Devon

identified in Dugdale[10] and CP (Vol. IV, p. 373n)[5]

younger son; possibly intended to inherit lands of his mother Margaret
de Hydon (he d.v.m.)[7]

Children: Oliver (<1325-1351)


1.2.3.1.2.1 Oliver de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: bef 1325[10],[7]
Death: 29 Jun 1351[5],[10]

of Sampford-Peverell, co. Devon

re: his wife:

' ... a Joan de Briene married Oliver de Dynham, which Oliver,
who died 29 June 1351 (Ch. Inq.p.m., Edw. III, file 113,
no. 10) was s. and h. of another Oliver, yr. br. of the said
John de Dynham.' [CP IV:373n[5]]

re: the father of Joan de Briene, or Bryan:

'Sir Guy de Bryan, guardian of the heir of Sir Oliver de Dynham', held
the manor and advowson of Moreleigh, 1359 [F. B. Prideaux, Gen. Mag.
VII:537, cites Episcopal Registers of Exeter[2]]

Spouse: Joan de Briene[10]
Father: Sir Guy de Briene

Children: Oliver (<1345-<1357)
Margaret (<1348-)
Elene (<1350-)
Isabell (<1349-)


1.2.3.1.2.1.1 Oliver de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: bef 29 Jun 1345[10]
Death: bef 15 May 1357, d.s.p.[10]


1.2.3.1.2.1.2 Margaret de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: bef 15 May 1348[10],[7]

of Moreleigh, Devon[2]

heiress of her great-grandmother Margaret de Hydon

her grandfather 'Sir Guy de Bryan, guardian of the heir of Sir Oliver
de Dynham', held the manor and advowson of Moreleigh, 1359 [F. B. Prideaux,
Gen. Mag. VII:537, cites Episcopal Registers of Exeter[2]]

she held manors of Hemyock and Hydon, co. Devon[10],[7]

her heir was found to be her cousin John, Lord Dinham[5]

re: her husband:

'Sir William Asthorpe (he was the husband of Margaret, daughter of Oliver
de Dynham)', held the manor and advowson of Moreleigh, 1391 [F. B.
Prideaux, Gen. Mag. VII:537, cites Episcopal Registers of Exeter[2]]

DD/P/CD/158 - date: 12 Apr 1401
Gift: Alan Benet rector of Morelegh, William Rodewell rector of Hemyok,
John Acherd rector of Hydon and John Wresill to William Palton son and
heir of Sir Robert Palton, Nicholas Forde rector of Corescombe and
William Redford:-- manor of Camelerton and Doultyng, co. Somerset, with
the advowson of Camelerton, the rents and services of all tenants there
both free and villem, wards, marriages, reliefs, and escheats of all
free tenants holding by knight's service. Which they had of the gift
of Sir William Hasthorp--:
Seals, 1 and 2 missing: 3, a saltire; 4, a winged bull.' - PRO,
Nottinghamshire Archives: Portland of Welbeck: Cavendish Deeds[18]

Spouse: Sir William Asthorpe[10]


1.2.3.1.2.1.3 Elene de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: bef 15 May 1350[10],[7]


1.2.3.1.2.1.4 Isabell de Dinham
----------------------------------------
Birth: bef 15 May 1349[10],[7]

d. a nun at Walton[10]



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* John P. Ravilious



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