Bernard was the son of Victor and Lola Tao Dolan of Cloudcroft, New Mexico. Identified siblings were: Fabian, Rosalia, Archie, and Edgar (1940 Census). The family was of the Mescalero Apache Nation.
On 26 Sep 1941, Native American Bernard Dolan (B: 1918, New Mexico), of Otero County, enlisted as a Private in Santa Fe. He was described as a widower, 5 feet 6 inches, and 138 pounds (WWII Enlistments).
On 26 Sep 1941, Native American Bernard Dolan (B: 1918, New Mexico), of Otero County, enlisted as a Private in Santa Fe. He was described as a widower, 5 feet 6 inches, and 138 pounds (WWII Enlistments).
Bernard was the son of Victor and Lola Tao Dolan of Cloudcroft, New Mexico. Identified siblings were: Fabian, Rosalia, Archie, and Edgar (1940 Census). The family was of the Mescalero Apache Nation.
On 26 Sep 1941, Native American Bernard Dolan (B: 1918, New Mexico), of Otero County, enlisted as a Private in Santa Fe. He was described as a widower, 5 feet 6 inches, and 138 pounds (WWII Enlistments).
On 26 Sep 1941, Native American Bernard Dolan (B: 1918, New Mexico), of Otero County, enlisted as a Private in Santa Fe. He was described as a widower, 5 feet 6 inches, and 138 pounds (WWII Enlistments).
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