Samuel Lackie came from Tyrone, Ireland about 1820 and was given a land grant in Upham, NB, in 1824. He settled in Upham where the family farmed and married into the Loyalist Families of Smith, Bull, Sherwood and Beyea. I have extensive research on many lines, including female lines. Bert Lackie, my grandfather, married into the Irish Davidsons who settled in Saint Martins. Both the Lackies and the Davidsons came from Northern Ireland and were originally Scots.
						#8 - Frin#1714 Lackie, Samuel & Matilda Hanlin- / mr:1827 HBr:1785 WBr:1785
				#4 - Frin#1709 Lackie, Robert & Susannah Harvey - / mr:1849 HBr:1827 WBr:1827
						#9 - Frin#1711 - Continued on C#02-1 Harvey, James & Mrs Christianna - / mr:1826 HBr:1784 WBr:1794
		#2 - Frin#16 Lackie, James & Charity Elizabeth Smith - / mr:1876 HBr:1851 WBr:1857
						#10 - Frin#21 - Continued on C#03-1 Smith, Caleb Newton & Martha Bull - / mr:1826 HBr:1802 WBr:1804
				#5 - Frin#18 Smith, Caleb & Jane Porter - / mr:1854 HBr:1831 WBr:1835
						#11 - Frin#19 - Continued on C#04-1 Porter, James & Catherine Munger - / mr: HBr: WBr:
#1 - Frin#249 Lackie, Oswald Bertrum & Emma Jane Davidson - / mr:1913 HBr:1877 WBr:1890
						#12 - Frin#25 - Continued on C#05-1 Davidson, John Henry & Sarah Jane Mitchell - / mr:1807 HBr:1782 WBr:1786
				#6 - Frin#912 Davidson, William & Jane Virginia Hosford- / mr: HBr:1818 WBr:1822
						#13 - Frin#638 - Continued on C#06-1 Hosford, John & Effie Wright- / mr: HBr: WBr:
		#3 - Frin#871 Davidson, Richard George Noble & Jane Elinor Fletcher- / mr: HBr:1852 WBr:1856
						#14 Unknown Unknown
				#7 - Frin#870 Fletcher, Henry & Matilda Davidson - / mr: HBr: WBr:
						#15 - Frin#25 - Continued on C#08-1 Davidson, John Henry & Sarah Jane Mitchell - / mr:1807 HBr:1782 WBr:1786

Lackie Badge


Motto...Touch Not the Cat But a Glove....in other words...watch out for the claws.

Husband - Lackie, Oswald Bertrum, Lived at 67 Thorne Ave in 1923, Worked in Likely's Lumber Yard & later Farmer Willow Grove
Born: 21 Jul 1877 - Upham, Kings, NB, Chr: 23 Sep 1877 - St Peters Church, Upham, Kings, NB Died: 1 May 1968 - Willow Grove, Saint John Co, NB, Bur: - Fern Hill, Saint John, NB, Marr: 1 Apr 1913 - St Marys Church, Waterloo St, Saint John, NB
Parents: Lackie, James Harvey (IRIN#5204) & Smith, Charity Elizabeth (IRIN#270) - FRIN#16
Wife - Davidson, Emma Jane, Farmer & Farmer's Wife
Born: 2 Feb 1890 - St Martins, Saint John Co, NB, Chr: 20 Mar 1894 - St Martins Anglican Church, Saint John Co, NB, Died: 15 May 1976 - Half Way House, Willow Grove, Sanit John Co, NB Bur: - Fernhill, Saint John, NB, Marr: 1 Apr 1913 - St Marys Church, Waterloo St, Saint John, NB
Parents: Davidson, Richard George Noble (IRIN#2964) & Fletcher, Jane Elinor (IRIN#2963) - FRIN#871
Children
1. Female: Lackie, Marjorie Helen - IRIN#81 Born: 9 Feb 1914 - Thorne Ave, Saint John, NB, Canada Chr: 22 Apr 1915 - St Mary's Church, Waterloo St, Saint John, NB Died: 21 Apr 1921 - Saint John, John, NB, Bur: - , , ,
2. Female: Lackie, Audrey Hazel - IRIN#423 Born: 4 Mar 1916 - Thorne Ave, Saint John, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: - , , , Spouse: Cyr, Thomas J - IRIN#82 - FRIN#373 Marr: - , , ,
3 Female: Lackie, Muriel Arvilla, mother of 10, grand and greatgrand mother, forever young - IRIN#794 Born: 6 Jan 1922 - Thorne Ave, Saint John, NB, Chr: - Saint Mary's, Waterloo St, Saint John NB, Died: 26 Aug 2006 - Regional Hospital, Saint John, NB, Bur: 29 Aug 2006 - Fern Hill, Saint John, NB, Spouse: Lawton, Edward Christopher, Son of Chris Cosman, legal name Lawton, G-54325,ROC... Volunteer Medal.. Was gassed in expermental Trials by the Army Died at the young age of 62, of Multiple Sclorosis & complications Expert Mechanic and Highway Engineer , Saint John Government Garage - IRIN#784 - FRIN#218 Marr: 28 Aug 1937 - Saint, John, NB,
4. Female: Lackie, Marion Winnifred - IRIN#909 Born: 6 Jan 1922 - Thorne Ave, Saint John, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: - , , , Spouse: Cochrane, William George - IRIN#1267 - FRIN#372 Marr: 2 Sep 1944 - Saint John, Saint John, NB, Spouse: Rogers, Everett Alexander, Lived with Marion in NS. Died of heart attack. - IRIN#3709 - FRIN#544 Marr: 1 Aug 1955 - Saint John, , NB, Spouse: Marr, Alfred Herbert, WWII vet, Rothesay Paper, Commissionaires - IRIN#3710 - FRIN#529 Marr: - , , ,
Muriel and Marion were twins.

Husband - Lackie, James Harvey

Born: 18 Nov 1851 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: 9 May 1852 - Parish of Upham, Kings, NB, Died: 8 Jul 1926 - Upham, Kings, NB, Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB, Marr: 31 Oct 1876 - Upham, Kings, NB, Canada

Parents: Lackie, Robert, Farmer, Died in barn fire (IRIN#5201) & Harvey, Susannah (IRIN#5202) - FRIN#1709

Wife - Smith, Charity Elizabeth

Born: 5 May 1857 - Upham, , , Chr: - , , , Died: 6 Nov 1920 - Upham, , , Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB, Marr: 31 Oct 1876 - Upham, Kings, NB, Canada

Parents: Smith, Caleb (IRIN#2206) & Porter, Jane (IRIN#104) - FRIN#18

Children

1. Male: Lackie, Oswald Bertrum, Lived at 67 Thorne Ave in 1923, Worked in Likely's Lumber Yard & later Farmer Willow grove - IRIN#900 Born: 21 Jul 1877 - Upham, Kings, NB, Chr: 23 Sep 1877 - St Peters Church, Upham, Kings, NB Died: 1 May 1968 - Willow Grove, Saint John Co, NB, Bur: - Fern Hill, Saint John, NB, Spouse: Davidson, Emma Jane, Farmer & Farmer's Wife - IRIN#292 - FRIN#249 Marr: 1 Apr 1913 - St Marys Church, Waterloo St, Saint John, NB

2. Male: Lackie, Nimrod - IRIN#86 Born: 1878 - Upham, , , Chr: 15 Dec 1878 - St Peter's Church, Upham, Kings, NB Died: May 1896 - Upham, , , Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB,

3. Female: Lackie, Sarah Ford - IRIN#87 Born: 1879 - St Peter's Church, Upham, Kings, NB Chr: 19 Sep 1880 - , , , Died: 4 Dec 1898 - Upham, , , Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB,

4. Female: Lackie, Keturah - IRIN#88 Born: 22 Aug 1883 - St Peter's Church, Upham, NB, Chr: 4 May 1884 - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: 18 Feb 1902 - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB,

5. Female: Lackie, Charity E - IRIN#89 Born: 27 Mar 1887 - Upham, , , Chr: - , , , Died: AFTER 21 Feb 1969 - , , , Bur: - Midland Cemetery, Kings, NB, Spouse: Fulton, Earnest - IRIN#1849 - FRIN#546 Marr: - , Kings Co, NB,

6. Female: Lackie, Susan - IRIN#90 Born: 1 Sep 1888 - Upham, Kings Co, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: - Holy Trinity Cemetery, Hammond River, NB, Spouse: McMahon, James Edward - IRIN#1848 - FRIN#545 Marr: 3 Apr 1914 - Upham, Kings, NB,

7. Male: Lackey, James Harvey, Private WWI - IRIN#91 Born: 21 Jan 1891 - Upham, , , Chr: - , , , Died: 15 Sep 1916 - Battle of the Somme, , , France Bur: - Name on Monument, Vimy Ridge, , France

8. Male: Lackie, Joseph Dalton, WW1&WW2 Vet - IRIN#92 Born: 19 Dec 1892 - Upham, Kings, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: 5 Feb 1977 - Latimer Lake, Saint John Co, NB, Bur: - Titusville Cemetery, Kings, NB, Spouse: Robertson, Edith - IRIN#1956 - FRIN#583 Marr: 11 Nov 1920 - Upham, Kings, NB,

9. Male: Lackie, Ottis - IRIN#93 Born: 1894 - , , , Chr: - , , , Died: 9 Oct 1900 - , , , Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB,

10. Male: Lackie, Orien, farming and lumbering - IRIN#94 Born: 15 Dec 1896 - Upham, Kings, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: 4 Mar 1983 - St Joseph's Hospital, Saint John, NB, Bur: - St Barnabas Cemetery, Barnsville, NB, Spouse: Baird, Mabel Alberta - IRIN#1306 - FRIN#422 Marr: 2 Jun 1920 - Hampton, Kings, NB, Spouse: Marr: 2 Jun 1920 - Hampton, Kings, NB,

11. Female: Lackie, Martha Jane - IRIN#1765 Born: 17 Feb 1882 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: 21 Jul 1947 - Hampton, , NB, Bur: - Smithtown Loyalist Cem, Kings, NB, Spouse: Bell, Joseph Newton - IRIN#1764 - FRIN#519 Marr: 25 Sep 1912 - Hampton, , NB,

12. Female: Lackie, Lura - IRIN#1777 Born: 10 Sep 1885 - Upham, Kings, NB, Chr: - , , , Died: May 1975 - Smithtown, , , Bur: - , , , Spouse: Bell, John Colburn - IRIN#1329 - FRIN#431 Marr: 9 Sep 1908 - Smithtown, Kings, NB,

Date November 2 1876
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper Daily News

m. Salt Springs, Upham (Kings Co.) 31st Oct., by Rev. S. Jones Hanford, James H. Lackie / Charity E. SMITH d/o Caleb SMITH, both of above place.

LETTER FROM CHARITY ELIZABETH (SMITH ) LACKIE TO DAUGHTER CHART, short for Charity, in 1915


Upham, King’s Co.
Dec 9 1915
My Dear Chart,
I have been trying to get time to write to you this long while but the way to get time is to take time, I quess. How are you? Did your cough get better? I got a letter from Harvey last week with his photo- he looks a good deal better. Crazy to get to the fighting line- I wonder how he can feel that way. Where is Ernest now? I hope he is among those quartered in St.John. His battalion won’t be going overseas till spring, I hope. Harvey's battalion has been training since July so I am expecting to hear of it going at any time.

Dalton has been into some engagement for I got one of those dreadful cards dated Nov.12 over a week ago but I got a letter dated Nov. 2Oth from him Tuesday so he came through alright. He gave no particulars only that this was nothing to the time they had in October. He wants some more tobacco but says only send one pound as he had to give most of that first five pounds away as it was too much to carry around. He says it need not be registered but to see that it is a good strong package as a lot of the parcels get broken and are thrown away. I suppose good strong paper with plenty of strong twine wound about it would be safe. Postage to France is about 32 cents a pound I think. I saw in the paper that some parcels were only paid postage for England (12c a pound) and were held up but the authorities decided to let them go on to France but gave notice that the French rates must be paid in future. I also saw a notice to be sure to pack parcels securely to prevent loss. You know his address I suppose but for fear of mistakes I’ll give it. Pte J.D. Lackie, 69527, 26th Battalion M.G. S., 2nd Canadian Contingent, B.E.F., Anny Post Office, London, England.
Send me the bill and I’ll transfer the amount into Orion’s account. (Saucy are’nt I)
Now I have another commission for you. I was going to send to Simpson’s for a Xmas present for you and E and children and also for Bert and E. and Marjory but it struck me you might be able to suit all hands better so I will enclose two dollars and tell you what I thought of as a suggestion and you can make any change you like. I saw little hair combs with ribbon bows at 23 c & 25c that I thought would be nice for the three little girlies and boxes of initial cards and envelopes for you and Emma; I couldn’t make any decision about Bert and Ernest so get whatever you think they would like. Lura and Janie each sent parcels to the boys - Lura sent fruitcakes - (Joe told me he was up with his papa about three weeks ago but L isn’t coming to see me any more for a while and she isn’t mad at me neither- can you guess - pray oh pray with all your heart that all may be right) I don’t know what Janie sent but I gave Orion some socks to take down to go in her parcels. I forgot to send those mittens you 14t for Harvey but I suppose he would not be allowed to wear any thing but kahki anyway. We are getting along fine, father and me all alone. Weather very dull(I suppose it is worse in St.J) but not cold. I must write a card to Dalton for he did not get all his letters somehow so I am sending him a card every week so will get some of them. He says he “doesn’t care” but I can guess what that means.
Haven’t heard from Susan this good while only Janie said in her letter that she had been up to see her.

Kiss the dear children for grandma. I wish I could see little fairy Lura running round with Susie watching so she will not fall.
Mother with love to you all wishing everyone a happy Christmas.



Dalton and Harvey and Marjorie mentioned in letter.

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Sarah, death





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Husband - Lackie, Robert, Farmer, Died in barn fire

Born: 1827 - Upham, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: Feb 1891 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Bur: - , , , Marr: ABT 1849 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN

Parents: Lackie, Samuel (IRIN#137) & Hanlin, Matilda (IRIN#5214) - FRIN#1714

Wife - Harvey, Susannah

Born: 1827 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: 1920 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Bur: - , , , Marr: ABT 1849 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN

Parents: Harvey, James, Immigrated to NB in 1819 (IRIN#163) & Harvey, Mrs Christianna, Immigrated with husband in 1819 (IRIN#164) - FRIN#1711

Children

1. Male: Lackie, Samuel - IRIN#5198 Born: 15 Apr 1850 - Salts Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: 7 Jul 1850 - Parish of Upham, , , Died: 1860 - Salt Springs, , , Bur: - , , ,

2. Male: Lackie, James Harvey - IRIN#5204 Born: 18 Nov 1851 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: 9 May 1852 - Parish of Upham, Kings, NB, Died: 8 Jul 1926 - Upham, Kings, NB, Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB, Spouse: Smith, Charity Elizabeth - IRIN#270 - FRIN#16 Marr: 31 Oct 1876 - Upham, Kings, NB, Canada

3. Male: Lackie, Robert Hanford 1st - IRIN#5205 Born: 13 Oct 1853 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: 27 Aug 1854 - Parish of Upham, , , Died: 1941 - , , , Bur: - , , , Spouse: Kilpatrick, Angeline Gertrude - IRIN#5224 - FRIN#1715 Marr: 20 Jul 1897 - , , ,

4. Male: Lackie, Joseph 1st - IRIN#5206 Born: 7 Sep 1855 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: 18 May 1856 - Parish of Upham, , , Died: 2 May 1945 - , , , Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, NB, Spouse: - IRIN#5767 - FRIN#1712 Marr: 14 Nov 1883 - Upham, Kings, New Brunswick, CAN Spouse: McPherson, Janet Hueston - IRIN#1498 - FRIN#200 Marr: - Upham, Kings, NB,

5. Female: Lackie, Mary - IRIN#5207 Born: 19 Oct 1857 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: 1950 - French Village, , , Bur: - , , , Spouse: Duncan, George - IRIN#1806 - FRIN#533 Marr: - , , ,

6. Female: Lackie, Janie - IRIN#119 Born: 18 Feb 1861 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: 3 Apr 1861 - Parish of Upham, , , Died: 1866 - , , , Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Kings, NB,

7. Female: Lackie, Emma - IRIN#120 Born: 3 Apr 1863 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: 1947 - Minneapolis, MinnesotaUSA, MN, Bur: 1947 - Rockvale, Carbon, Montana, Spouse: Duncan, Caleb - IRIN#1807 - FRIN#534 Marr: 24 Sep 1889 - Billings, Yellowstone, MT,

8. Male: Lackie, Samuel 2nd - IRIN#5212 Born: 1872 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: - , , ,

9. Female: Lackie, Annie Priscilla - IRIN#125 Born: 9 Sep 1870 - Salts Springs, Kings, NB, Chr: 16 Oct 1870 - , Kings, NB, Died: 5 Jan 1946 - Roberts, Carbon, Montana, Bur: - Robers, , Montana, Spouse: Hunt, George Harker - IRIN#1833 - FRIN#540 Marr: - , , ,

Date March 3 1849
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper New Brunswick Courier

m. Upham (Kings Co.) 22nd ult., by Rev. W.H. DeVeber, Robert Lackie / Miss Susanna HARVIE both of Kings Co.


County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper The Daily Telegraph



William SMITH, postmaster of Salt Springs (Kings Co.), who reached this yesterday, brought sad news of a terrible fatality which occurred in that city early yesterday morn. by which Robert Lackie lost his life. For many years the deceased had been living at Salt Springs and for the last few years had lived with his wife and daughter. (see original 'Perished In the Flames'). Robert Lackie was 64 years of age and leaves a widow and seven grown children. Three daughters are married as are two of the sons, while a third, who is unmarried, lived on the homestead which his father made over to him about eight years ago. Mr. Lackie was an Episcopalian and a leading member of the Orange body.


Date April 4 1889
County Saint John
Place Saint John
Newspaper The Daily Telegraph



Salina, April 3 - The remains of Robert Lackie, who was fatally burned in his house Sunday last, were buried 2nd inst. The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. S. Hanford Jones. Miss Annie Lackie, who was frost-bitten the night of the fire, is still suffering severely.


Date April 5 1889
County Kings
Place Sussex
Newspaper Kings County Record

Salt Springs (Kings Co.) March 30 - A sad occurrence on Sunday morn. casts a gloom over the place. At an early hour the house of Robert Lackie was found to be on fire. Mr. Lackie, in spite of the efforts of his wife to hold him back, rushed into the house to secure a box in which he kept his papers. He did not return and his daughter Annie Lackie ran barefoot to the nearest house to obtain help. It was too late to save her father, as that part of the house was in flames. Annie's feet were badly frozen. About 8 o'clock the charred remains were taken from the ruin. Deceased leaves a wife and eight children.

Husband - Lackie, Samuel 1st

Born: 1785 - , Tyrone, IRE, Ireland Chr: - , , , Died: 5 Oct 1881 - Upham, Kings, NB, CAN Bur: - St Peters Anglican, Upham, Kings, NB Marr: BEF 1827 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN

Parents:

Wife - Hanlin, Matilda

Born: 1785 - , , , Chr: - , , , Died: 19 May 1881 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Bur: - , , , Marr: BEF 1827 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN

Parents:

Children

1. Male: Lackie, Robert, Farmer, Died in barn fire - IRIN#5201 Born: 1827 - Upham, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: Feb 1891 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Bur: - , , , Spouse: Harvey, Susannah - IRIN#5202 - FRIN#1709 Marr: ABT 1849 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN

2. Female: Lackie, Frances - IRIN#5215 Born: 1838 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: 3 Mar 1839 - , , , Bur: - , , ,

3. Female: Lackie, Bella - IRIN#5216 Born: 1815 - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: - , , ,

4. Female: Lackie, Phoebe - IRIN#5217 Born: - Salt Springs, Kings, NB, CAN Chr: - , , , Died: - , , , Bur: - 5. Lackie, Mary, born 1833, marrried Moses Harvey.

Mary Lackie and Moses Harvey

Great-Uncle..Private James Harvey Lackie Jr. (


The Lackies are related to the Fowlers, through our Sherwood connections...the family below are descendants of Lieut. Weeden Fowler and Elizabeth Sherwood, Loyalists.





HAMMONDVALE - Tears fell as the remains of Gladys Winifred Fowler were carried to the top of a hill to be placed alongside her parents in the Hammondvale Cemetery, about 40 kilometres outside of Sussex.

The final chapter of the story of a forgotten daughter who died 92 years ago in London ended on Sunday afternoon in a long-awaited service. There was pageantry befitting a late senator's child with a touch of an era of long ago as members of the 8th Canadian Hussars dressed in 19th century costume slowly trudged their way up the slippery slope of the graveyard, led by a bag piper.
Joining the procession were the niece and nephew of the deceased, here from the United States.
"This is extraordinary," said niece Jane Fowler Morse of New York. "The kindness of the Canadian people makes us feel like we're Canadians again "¦ the kindness and generosity and interest of all the Canadian people."
With her was her brother John Fowler of Pennsylvania.


Gladys Winifred Fowler was born on June 4, 1898 to George William Fowler and Ethyl Georgina Fowler (nee Wilson). She had two younger brothers, Eric MacLeod Fowler (born 1900) and Cedric Weeden Fowler (born 1905). Gladys Winifred Fowler, called Winifred by her brother Cedric, was a beautiful and talented young woman. She studied the piano. Many years after her death, her brother Cedric praised her skill. He loved to listen to piano music. Winifred was an educated and modern young woman. When the family was in Ottawa during sessions of Parliament, Winifred attended a women’s seminary there. She also studied piano at the Toronto Conservatory.

In 1916, Gladys Winifred Fowler traveled to London with her mother Ethyl and younger brothers, Eric and Cedric, to join their father and husband. George William Fowler was the commander of the 104th Battalion, C. E. F. Colonel Fowler had previously left for England with his unit. While there, Winifred assisted the Red Cross, caring for wounded soldiers. According to Cedric, she continued studying piano in London at the Imperial Conservatory during the war.

In 1918, while living in a row house in Northwest London, the family was bombed out. Afterwards the mother and daughter stayed at Berner’s Hotel. As a result of this incident, Winifred became seriously ill. She suffered from measles and pneumonia, complicated by a heart condition, the result of bout of rheumatic fever, which she had as a child. She died at the hotel at age 18. I

n September 1918, Winifred’s mother and brother Cedric, then aged 13, returned to Sussex after the war without her. Her father and her brother Eric, who had been seriously wounded in the war, traveled separately.

Now, 92 years later, Winifred will return to the peaceful valley of Hammondvale to be buried at the Hammondvale Community Cemetery, where her father, mother, brother Eric, grandfather and great-grandfather and their families lie buried as well. The Fowler family homestead stands nearby.

On Sunday, an emotional John Fowler said the family now has closure.
"There was unfinished business, I'd say that was finished today," he said. "I'm humbled."






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