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Letter from the BFA Genealogists in July, 2000:
Pat and I have both visited the BFA Website. We were your 117th hit, same number as my BFA ancestor in the Revolution. Per your invitation, here are site ideas. Hope you can insert some of them at appropriate places:

BRISTOL FAMILY ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED
Founded 1934

20 August 2000

Motto: VIGILANTIBUS NON-DORMIENTIBUS (in italics) Vigilant - not sleeping

Immigrant Ancestor: Henry Bristow
b. England c 1625
d. New Haven Colony 1695
Who is not our common ancestor:Click here
GENEALOGIST

Al Hefflon, BFA Genealogist
420 South Stone St.
West Suffield, CT 06093
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:

Annual Meeting: August 2002
Fall Executive Mtg.-2000
Spring Executive Mtg.-2002

PUBLICATIONS:

1. NEWSLETTER: Newsletter item deadline: January 2001
B.F.A. Newsletter: Spring, annually
2. The Bristol Genealogy: ed. Warren Edwin Bristol:
There are very limited quantities available at present:
Bristol Genealogy 1967 Hardbound 451 pages In stock
Supplement 1 1971 Softbound 110 pages In stock
Supplement 2 unpubl. draft manuscript In process
Supplement 3 unpubl. will be Unconnected Bristols
The price of the Bristol Genealogy and Supplement 1 together as of August, 2003 is $45.00.
They may be purchased from:
Al Hefflon, BFA Genealogist
420 South Stone St.
West Suffield, CT 06093

If you cannot afford to purchase the books, you may be able to obtain them from LDS resources on microfilm, see next, or at a local library:

TITLE
Bristol Genealogy Supplement 1 / prepared by the Bristol Family Association.
PUBLICATION INFORMATION Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972.
FORMAT on 1 microfilm reel : geneal. table. ; 35 mm.
NOTES
Microreproduction of original published: [Milford, Conn.] : Bristol Family Asscoation, 1971. ii p., p. 452-561.
EDITORS: Alan Hefflon and Patricia Hefflon.

CONTENTS
Additions and corrections to: Bristol genealogy / compiled by Warren Edwin Bristol. [Miford, Conn.], 1967.
Includes indexes.
Includes Bicknell, Clemons, Curtiss, Stone, Wilson and related families.

THIS RECORD FOUND UNDER
1. Bristol
2. Bicknell
3. Clemons
4. Curtiss
5. Stone
6. Wilson
I. Bristol, Warren Edwin, 1886-1965. Bristol genealogy
II. Bristol Family Association (Milford, Connecticut)
CALL NUMBER
US/CAN
FILM AREA
1033913
item 11.

AUTHOR
Bristol, Warren Edwin, 1886-1965.

TITLE
Bristol Genealogy / compiled by Warren Edwin Bristol ; prepared for publication by Morris W. Abbott and Susan W. Abbott.

PUBLICATION INFORMATION
Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1983.

FORMAT
on 1 microfilm reel : ill., facsims., ports. ; 35 mm.
NOTES
Microreproduction of original published: [Milford, Conn.] : Bristol Family Assoc., 1967. vi, 451 p.

CONTENTS
Henry Bristol (ca. 1625-1695) emigrated from England and settled at New Haven, Connecticut. He married twice and was the father of twelve children, 1649-1683. Descendants listed lived in Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and elsewhere.
Includes indexes.
Includes Baldwin, Clark, Downs, Hine, Morgan, Williams, and related families.

                                                              US/CAN
ADDITIONAL COPIES                                             FILM AREA
Another copy.  Washington, D.C. : Library of ---------------- 1454578
   Congress Photoduplication Service, 1986.                    item 11.
   on 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
 
THIS RECORD FOUND UNDER
    1. Bristol
    2. Baldwin
    3. Downs
    4. Hine
    5. Clark
    6. Morgan
    7. Williams
    I. Abbott, Morris W. (Morris Woods)
   II. Abbott, Susan Woodruff, 1901-____
  III. Bristol Family Association (Milford, Connecticut)
CALL NUMBER
US/CAN
FILM AREA
1598084
 item 5

AUTHOR
Bristol, Warren Edwin, 1886-1965.

BRISTOLS IN THE REVOLUTION, THE FRENCH and INDIAN WAR, THE CIVIL WAR and other military records:
Many people are able to join the prestigeous DAR or SAR by tracing their ancestry to a specific Bristol whose Revolutionary War service is a matter of record. BFA files show at least 35 of Henry Bristol's descendents served in the Revolution, and 22 are currently registered with the DAR.
This list is in the 1999 BFA newsletter (has a couple of typos)
NOTE: The list on this website is not exactly the same as the one in the Newsletter.
DAR or SAR membership requirements, contact WWW. ???.ORG
Military Page and One ExampleJohn Bristol, Jr.