"Leaders and Leading Men of the Indian Territory", Vol. I, Choctaws and Chickasaws By H. F. O'Beirne published 1891. page 34 ALFRED A. DUNN, M. D. One of the most promising young professional men in the Indian Territory is Alfred A. Dunn, son of the late William N. Dunn, M. D., Atoka. He was born in 1861 in Choctaw County, Alabama, and was educated at Meridan, Mississippi, graduating in medicine at the University of Louisville, Ky., in March 1887. The subject of this sketch is descendant of the Hyapah-tuk-kallo clan, his mother's name being Yates, while his grandmother was Millie Nail, belonging to one of the most renowned families among the Choctaws. Having graduated, Doctor Dunn spent a short time in Atoka, after which he moved to Thackerville; and finally, in 1888, made his home in the beautiful and rapidly growing town of Purcell, where in partnership with Dr. Steade he is conducting an extensive practice and a well stocked drug store. Dr. Dunn also has several farms, containing one thousand five hundred acres in cultivation which is worked by fifteen renters. His mother, younger brother, and one sister are still residing in Atoka, I. T. ------------ Nalora