Kentucky: A History of the State, Perrin, Battle, Kniffin, 8th ed., 1888,
Jefferson Co.

CHARLES E. DUNN, one of the exemplary citizens of Louisville, is a son of
John O. and Augusta (Stansbury) Dunn, the former a native of Washington,
D. C., and still remembered by some of the old citizens of Louisville as a
steamboat-man, the latter a native of New York City, and a daughter of
A. J. Stansbury, a reporter of the National Intelligencer in the United
States Senate and House of Representatives.  They came to Louisville in
1832, where the subject of this sketch was born, August 30, 1840.  He was
educated in the public schools of Louisville, and mainly through his own
exertions obtained a good practical education, and in the meantime studied
dentistry.  In the winter of 1858-59 he attended the Kentucky School of
Medicine, and the next winter graduated from the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery.  He then returned to Louisville, and commenced the practice
of his profession, as assistant of Dr. E. W. Mason, with whom he remained
until the fall of 1860, when he started up for himself, and has so
continued to the present time, having his office upon the same square--on
Second street, between Green and Walnut.  He was married in November 1876
(the next day after Samuel J. Tilden was elected President of the United
States), to Miss Susanna Thorpe, of Mount Washington, Baltimore Co., Md.
She is a daughter of Charles J. R. Thorpe, who was assistant postmaster of
Baltimore for many years.  Four children have been born to this union,
three of whom are living, viz: Oswald T., Susanna and Augusta.  One, Louis
Cummius, died August 20, 1887.  Dr. Dunn is one of the leading Freemasons
of Louisville, and has passed through all the different grades of the order
from the blue lodge to the commandery.  He is a Past Master of Abraham
Lodge, No. 8; Past High Priest of Louisville R. A. Chapter, No. 5; Past
Thrice Illustrious of Louisville Council, No. 4; Past Commander of
Louisville Commandery, No. 1; Past Grand High Priest of the Grand R. A.
Chapter of Kentucky, and Past Grand Master of the Grand Council of
Kentucky, and at present is a member of the Board of Directors of the
Masonic Widows' and Orphans' Home at Louisville.  He was elected President
of the "Kentucky State Dental Association," at the annual meeting June 1,
1875, and served the ensuing year.  At the June meeting 1881, he was
elected secretary, to which office he has been re-elected, and served in
ever since.

Dunn Stansbury Mason Thorpe
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