The events of American history have intertwined with the Dunn family's story since their emigration from England in 1622. From the tales of Daniel Dunn, "soldier of the Revolutionary War," to the life in eastern Tennessee before statehood and the family migration, before the Civil War, to Northern Georgia, the Dunns have survived together. Through intricately detailed genealogy, land grants, deed transfers and family photos, The Daniel Dunn Family is as much a book of record as it is a tome of stories from the ancestors who fought for their country's freedom and family happiness. Here is the Daniel Dunn family-nine generations, all 4,300 of them-under one cover.

Ancestors and descendants of James Dunn (b. ca. 1770, d. prior to 1850), who was born in England. He came to America ca. 1800 and settled in Virginia. He married 1802 in Pittsylvania Co., Va. Dicey Martin (b. ca. 1784), daughter of John Martin and Mary Day. She was born in Spotsylvania Co., Va. of Irish ancestry. They first lived in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, then in Pulaski Co., Kentucky. Family members and descendants live in Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Colorado, Kentucky, California and elsewhere.

Genealogy for the Dunn and Napolin families, compiled by Michael Dunn.