If someone knows where to find Mark Hale, please respond to the list. I am also interested in contacting him. Thanks. Joyce ---------- > From: Cochiti3@aol.com > To: WVPENDLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Pendleton Times, July 1, 1999 > Date: Saturday, July 31, 1999 8:28 PM > > Dear Mrs Rawlings: > > Just read your post about John (Dahle) Dolly. He is my 5G Grandfather through > his daughter Eve, who married Ambrose Day. I wonder if there is a Dolly > family history available. I would be interested in securing a copy if it is. > > Mark L. Hale printed some information about some of the Dolly family. Since > then I have lost track of Mark and have not found anyone that knows of his > location or status. Would you by any chance have any info about him? > > I also am interested in the second article about Henry Fliesher who moved to > Fayette County Ohio. Absolom Day son of Ambrose and Eve Dolly Day moved to > Fayette and eventually settled in Tipton County, Indiana. > > Are copies of the Pendleton Times Newspaper available for the date the dolly > article was printed? How would I contact the publisher? > > Also I would like to contact Mike Dolly and his niece Susan Pennington. As > you can see that my surname is Pennington and I feel that my Pennington > family had (has) connections in Pendleton County. > > I would also like to have information about the Pendleton Co., WVa > Historical Preservation Association. I am including my surface mail address > also if you would ever need to contact me that way. > > Sincerely, > Bob Pennington > 801 N Garrison Rd. # 48 > Vancouver, WA 98664-1339 > 1-360-750-8641 > > PS thank you for posting the material.