Sources
- The Dictionary of Hamilton Biography Vol II, 1876–1924
- Historian Robert Fraser, who has written a pamphlet about Dunbar’s military history and directed a tribute to Charles Davidson Dunbar in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
- The National Archives of Scotland; Gail Inglis, archive assistant, North Highland Archive, Wick Library, Wick, Scotland; Gordon Johnson, genealogist; newspaper articles
- Fraser’s Scottish Annual of 1928.
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