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I grew up in Dolton and enjoyed my time there a truely lovely village. I used to live at the old Baptist Manse. A great place to live.

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it was beautiful

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My wife's grandfather, Henry Chambers, was raised in Dolton on a farm owned by his great aunts during the latter part of the 19th century. We'll be visiting this coming May with our son to show him where his roots began and have a pint at the Royal Oak. The very best of the holidays, Don and Carol

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I lived in the village for about 7 years, my parents owned the local village shop. Great village, wonderfull people!

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Really cool to see dolton, as i had never been to a village before. my stay in england would not have been complete without it :)

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In August I put in a note about my article on Liverton House (see Dolton Devon or Dolton Roots) asking if anybody would kindly send me a photograph of the house and a close-up of its name. I am delighted to say that Roger Dunn has seen my plea, and provided what I requested, so that these pictures can now appear at the head of my article. I am most grateful to Roger.

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Interesting to see where my GGG Grandfther came from. (John Mills, born ca 1795.) His son, Richard Lock Mills,came to the US in 1861. Nice photos of your town and area.

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Just wondering about my background?

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What a splendid and unexpected site about the finest village in the land! I love Dolton and have many happy memories. My aut Pat Webber (nee Corby) ran the village post office for many years and I still go back quite regulary. There is so much going on and a real sense of community. Perhaps you should consider adding an events diary!

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Another enjoyable holiday spent at Dolton caravan park. Excellent service from the village store and butcher. A warm and friendly welcome at the Rams Head, where we had an excellent meal. We shall return next year. Many Thanks for the hospitality. Marion Len.