A physician, he was the son of Perry Gabriel Dunlap and Virginia Beauregard Turner; he married Wyllie Alma Walton.
From: A Standard History of Oklahoma, An Authentic Narrative of its Development, Vol. 3; page 1123, by Joseph B. Thomas (Submitted by FAG contributor #47288257):
A prominent physician and surgeon of Oklahoma, Dr. Ernest B. Dunlap, has had a great variety of experience and his attainments have not been of mediocre order. He is Vice President and a director of the Southwestern Hospital Association at Lawton. . .Ernest B. Dunlap was born at Eden, Alabama July 24, 1881, a son of Dr. Perry G. and Jennie B. (Turner) Dunlap. The Dunlap family originated in England and settled in South Carolina during Colonial days. Dr. Perry G. Dunlap was born in Alabama in 1862, removed from Eden to Adger near Birmingham in 1892, and in 1907 came out to Lawton, Oklahoma. He was in practice in that city until January 1912.
His wife is also a native of Alabama. Their living children are: Dr. Ernest B. Ellis, a merchant at Adger, Alabama, Carl Walton, who is in service with the United States Navy but whose home is at Bremerton, Washington; Vivian, of Anniston, Alabama; Lucile, a teacher at Livingston, Alabama; and Hurteline, a student in the public schools of Porter.
On January 20, 1909 at Greensboro, Alabama, Dr. Dunlap married Miss Willie Walton. Her father, the late J. J. Walton, was a prominent plantation owner at Greensboro. To their marriage have been born three children, all of them still young and at home: Mary Virginia, Jack, and E. B. Walton, Jr.
Note: Copyright date of this book was not given.
From: A Standard History of Oklahoma, An Authentic Narrative of its Development, Vol. 3; page 1123, by Joseph B. Thomas (Submitted by FAG contributor #47288257):
A prominent physician and surgeon of Oklahoma, Dr. Ernest B. Dunlap, has had a great variety of experience and his attainments have not been of mediocre order. He is Vice President and a director of the Southwestern Hospital Association at Lawton. . .Ernest B. Dunlap was born at Eden, Alabama July 24, 1881, a son of Dr. Perry G. and Jennie B. (Turner) Dunlap. The Dunlap family originated in England and settled in South Carolina during Colonial days. Dr. Perry G. Dunlap was born in Alabama in 1862, removed from Eden to Adger near Birmingham in 1892, and in 1907 came out to Lawton, Oklahoma. He was in practice in that city until January 1912.
His wife is also a native of Alabama. Their living children are: Dr. Ernest B. Ellis, a merchant at Adger, Alabama, Carl Walton, who is in service with the United States Navy but whose home is at Bremerton, Washington; Vivian, of Anniston, Alabama; Lucile, a teacher at Livingston, Alabama; and Hurteline, a student in the public schools of Porter.
On January 20, 1909 at Greensboro, Alabama, Dr. Dunlap married Miss Willie Walton. Her father, the late J. J. Walton, was a prominent plantation owner at Greensboro. To their marriage have been born three children, all of them still young and at home: Mary Virginia, Jack, and E. B. Walton, Jr.
Note: Copyright date of this book was not given.
A physician, he was the son of Perry Gabriel Dunlap and Virginia Beauregard Turner; he married Wyllie Alma Walton.
From: A Standard History of Oklahoma, An Authentic Narrative of its Development, Vol. 3; page 1123, by Joseph B. Thomas (Submitted by FAG contributor #47288257):
A prominent physician and surgeon of Oklahoma, Dr. Ernest B. Dunlap, has had a great variety of experience and his attainments have not been of mediocre order. He is Vice President and a director of the Southwestern Hospital Association at Lawton. . .Ernest B. Dunlap was born at Eden, Alabama July 24, 1881, a son of Dr. Perry G. and Jennie B. (Turner) Dunlap. The Dunlap family originated in England and settled in South Carolina during Colonial days. Dr. Perry G. Dunlap was born in Alabama in 1862, removed from Eden to Adger near Birmingham in 1892, and in 1907 came out to Lawton, Oklahoma. He was in practice in that city until January 1912.
His wife is also a native of Alabama. Their living children are: Dr. Ernest B. Ellis, a merchant at Adger, Alabama, Carl Walton, who is in service with the United States Navy but whose home is at Bremerton, Washington; Vivian, of Anniston, Alabama; Lucile, a teacher at Livingston, Alabama; and Hurteline, a student in the public schools of Porter.
On January 20, 1909 at Greensboro, Alabama, Dr. Dunlap married Miss Willie Walton. Her father, the late J. J. Walton, was a prominent plantation owner at Greensboro. To their marriage have been born three children, all of them still young and at home: Mary Virginia, Jack, and E. B. Walton, Jr.
Note: Copyright date of this book was not given.
From: A Standard History of Oklahoma, An Authentic Narrative of its Development, Vol. 3; page 1123, by Joseph B. Thomas (Submitted by FAG contributor #47288257):
A prominent physician and surgeon of Oklahoma, Dr. Ernest B. Dunlap, has had a great variety of experience and his attainments have not been of mediocre order. He is Vice President and a director of the Southwestern Hospital Association at Lawton. . .Ernest B. Dunlap was born at Eden, Alabama July 24, 1881, a son of Dr. Perry G. and Jennie B. (Turner) Dunlap. The Dunlap family originated in England and settled in South Carolina during Colonial days. Dr. Perry G. Dunlap was born in Alabama in 1862, removed from Eden to Adger near Birmingham in 1892, and in 1907 came out to Lawton, Oklahoma. He was in practice in that city until January 1912.
His wife is also a native of Alabama. Their living children are: Dr. Ernest B. Ellis, a merchant at Adger, Alabama, Carl Walton, who is in service with the United States Navy but whose home is at Bremerton, Washington; Vivian, of Anniston, Alabama; Lucile, a teacher at Livingston, Alabama; and Hurteline, a student in the public schools of Porter.
On January 20, 1909 at Greensboro, Alabama, Dr. Dunlap married Miss Willie Walton. Her father, the late J. J. Walton, was a prominent plantation owner at Greensboro. To their marriage have been born three children, all of them still young and at home: Mary Virginia, Jack, and E. B. Walton, Jr.
Note: Copyright date of this book was not given.
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