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Welcome and Introduction

By Kathryn Hall | February 12, 2008

Welcome to Halls of Bristol County, the blog. Information on this blog is offered to assist others in their research of the Halls of Bristol County. Please note this is a personal blog, not a website. All content is released on rss feeds. Much work has gone into this blog. The content provided on this site is original content or used with permission and links when possible. The content is protected under the US Copyright Protection Laws and appropriate international laws.

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