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Hi Doug,
Your best bet is to get ahold of Joyce Stoddard. She has done a lot of research on the second migration of Faddis's, ca. 1850. To the best of my knowledge any Faddis's that you are going to find in those area's, (excepting present day) were descended from the direct recruitment done about then. My memory tells me, that when I was going through her work, that branch of the Faddis's, had a "falling out" with the church and ended up heading north through those areas. One I know is buried up around Chehalis, result of a mining accident, I think. That line did loose another member, when Mt St. Helens blew a few years back. Talk about bad timing on his part.
Good Luck,
Jerry Faddis
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