Safari loses bookmarks after upgrade to 8.3

Hi,
Subject should indicate it all. After upgrading my ipad2 from 7.0.3 to 8.3, none of the bookmarks I had in Safari are there anymore. No favorites, no nothing under bookmarks. Interestingly, History is complete and appears accurate.
Any way I can dig the bookmarks out of a previous backup?
Thanks,
Charles

Try resetting the iPad by holding down the home & sleep/wake buttons simultaneously until the Apple logo appears then let go & let the iPad boot up normally.
Now see if your bookmarks are back.

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