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Sent to: Mildred Haun, author of "The Hawk's Done Gone." Sent from: Beaverdam Road Asheville, North Carolina

Sent from: 405 Clifton Heights Newport, Tennessee

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Sent from: Touchstone Rte. 1, Box 104-C Newport, Tennessee With issue #3, Autumn 1977, of Stokely's poetry review, Touchstone.

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Sent from: 4619 Sunflower Rd., Apt. 5 Knoxville, Tennessee

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Director, An Appalachian Experience, Children's Museum of Oak Ridge. With contract for Still to appear in the "Literature in Appalachia" series at the Oak Ridge Public Library. Sent from: 461…

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. The Summer 1980 edition of Jim Stokely's poetry magazine, Touchstone. Sent from: 4619 Sunflower Rd. Apt. 5 Knoxville, Tennessee

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Sent from: 4619 Sunflower Rd. Apt. 5 Knoxville, Tennessee Sent to: Wolfpen Creek Mallie, Kentucky

Son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Sent from: New Zealand Sent to: Wolfpen Creek Mallie, Kentucky

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Sent from: Apt. 1-C, Escondido Village Stanford, California Sent to: Wolfpen Creek Mallie, Kentucky

Jim is the son of James Stokely and Wilma Dykeman. Sent to: John Stephenson [Director of the Appalachian Center, University of Kentucky.]