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Bartolomew, or Bart, moved to Caid from the [[East]] Kingdom.  He was active in the Barony of Carillion, and in addition to a myriad of other offices, served for 5 years as the landed Baron of Carillion with his wife [[Amsha al Sirhan]].  Bart was an active contributor to the Rialto, and is perhaps best known for his article known as ''Bart's Pennsic Thingy''.
Bartolomew, or Bart, moved to Caid from the [[East]] Kingdom.  He was active in the Barony of Carillion, and in addition to a myriad of other offices, served for 5 years as the landed Baron of Carillion with his wife [[Amsha al Sirhan]].  Bart was an active contributor to the Rialto, and is perhaps best known for his article ''Bart's Pennsic Thingy''.


== Persona ==  
== Persona ==  

Revision as of 01:03, 30 March 2010

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Bart
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Preferred title: Not specified
Their Pronouns: Not specified
Resides: Calafia
Status: Inactive
Awards: Visit the Caid Order of Precedence
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Bartolomew, or Bart, moved to Caid from the East Kingdom. He was active in the Barony of Carillion, and in addition to a myriad of other offices, served for 5 years as the landed Baron of Carillion with his wife Amsha al Sirhan. Bart was an active contributor to the Rialto, and is perhaps best known for his article Bart's Pennsic Thingy.

Persona

Bart is from southern England but "vacationed" in France and Spain with the Black Prince.

Offices & Positions

  • Baron of Carillion, East Kingdom, 1995-2000

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