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The grave of Jacob Fonslow Hall at the Bone Valley Cemetery near Hazel Creek, located in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. Jacob Hall discovered the copper vein that led to the Adams Copper Mine which operated 1889-1901, on Little Fork of Sugar Fork. Hall's brother, Crate Hall, built the cabin that now stands at the end of the Bone Valley Trail. |
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11/3/2007 |
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