The population of Dunnington is 3,194.

G. Waldo Dunnington was born in 1906.

G. Waldo Dunnington died in 1974.

Angus Dunnington was born on 1967-08-09.

Guy Waldo Dunnington has written:

'Carl Friedrich Gauss, Titan of science'

G. Waldo Dunnington has written:

'Carl Friedrich Gauss, Titan of science'

Edgar Dunnington Randolph has written:

'The professional treatment of subject-matter' -- subject(s): Teachers, Training of

Tessa Thompson's birth name is Tessa Dunnington.

George Gick was born October 18, 1915, in Dunnington, IN, USA.

The cast of Rocketship - 2013 includes: Gregory Athans as Mr. Dunbar Billy Donohoe as Fireworks Store Clerk Eric Doucet as Emt 1 Russell Doucet as Henry Dunbar Tom Dunnington as Robert Braddock Juston McKinney as Shopkeeper Donna Phofolos as Mrs. Dunbar

Gary Dunnington has: Played Don in "Coronation Street" in 1960. Played Male Marshall in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Solicitor in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Keith Hughes in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Stanley in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Chief Fireman in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Todd in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Duncan Cox in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Bar Customer in "Lovejoy" in 1986. Played Jim Hunter in "Heartbeat" in 1992. Played Sergeant March in "Dangerfield" in 1995. Played Chrissie Lamdon in "Out of the Blue" in 1995. Played Jacob in "The Famous Five" in 1996. Played Alan Taylor in "Holby City" in 1999. Played Stage Hand in "Topsy-Turvy" in 1999. Played David Mackis in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Quarrantine Guard in "The American Embassy" in 2002. Played Jem in "Survivors" in 2008.

Lewis L. Dunnington has written:

'Keys to richer living'

'The Inner Splendor'

'Handles of power' -- subject(s): Christian life

'More Handles of power' -- subject(s): Christian life, Lending library

'More handles of power' -- subject(s): Christian life

The cast of Topsy-Turvy - 1999 includes: Kacey Ainsworth as Miss Dorothea Fitzherbert Jonathan Aris as Wilhelm Ashley Artus as Mr. Marchmont Dorothy Atkinson as Jessie Bond (Pitti-Sing) Richard Attlee as Mr. Gordon Matt Bardock as Mr. Tripp Paul Barnhill as Mr. Flagstone Nick Bartlett as Stage Hand Stefan Bednarczyk as Frank Cellier Mark Benton as Mr. Price Lavinia Bertram as Florence Gilbert Julian Bleach as Mr. Plank Nicholas Boulton as Mr. Conyngham Brid Brennan as Mad Woman Jim Broadbent as W. S. Gilbert Lorraine Brunning as Miss Jardine Simon Butteriss as Mr. Lewis Katrin Cartlidge as Madame Wayne Cater as Mr. Rhys Rosie Cavaliero as Miss Moore Michelle Chadwick as Miss Warren Debbie Chazen as Miss Kingsley Philippe Constantin as Paris Waiter Allan Corduner as Sir Arthur Sullivan Richard Coyle as Mr. Hammond Heather Craney as Miss Russell Angela Curran as Miss Morton Eleanor David as Fanny Ronalds Kate Doherty as Mrs. Judd Monica Dolan as Miss Barnes Gary Dunnington as Stage Hand Dexter Fletcher as Louis Anna Francolini as Miss Biddles Vincent Franklin as Rutland Barrington (Pooh-Bah) Keeley Gainey as Maidservant Teresa Gallagher as Miss Coleford Shaun Glanville as Mr. Harris Louise Gold as Rosina Brandram (Katisha) Millie Gregory as Alice Kenneth Hadley as Pidgeon Roger Heathcott as Banton Shirley Henderson as Leonora Braham (Yum-Yum) Sarah Howe as Miss Woods Neil Humphries as Boy Actor Geoffrey Hutchings as Armourer Togo Igawa as First Kabuki Actor Ashley Jensen as Miss Tringham Julie Jupp as Miss Meadows Sam Kelly as Richard Barker Eiji Kusuhara as Second Kabuki Actor Tatiana Lavrentieva as Recital Guest Francis Lee as Butt Lesley Manville as Lucy Gilbert Kevin McKidd as Durward Lely (Nanki-Poo) Matthew Mills as Walter Simmonds Kanako Morishita as Samisen Player William Neenan as Cook David Neville as Dentist Wendy Nottingham as Helen Lenoir Akemi Otani as Dancer Gemma Page as Miss Langton-James Lance Patrick as James Jenny Pickering as Second Prostitute Julia Rayner as Mademoiselle Fromage Paul Rider as Mr. Bentley Mary Roscoe as Miss Carlyle Neil Salvage as Mr. Hurley Cathy Sara as Sybil Grey (Peep-Bo) Martin Savage as George Grossmith (Ko-Ko) Adam Searle as Shrimp Kimi Shaw as Spinner Michael Simkins as Frederick Bovill Sukie Smith as Clothilde Mia Soteriou as Mrs. Russell Timothy Spall as Richard Temple (The Mikado) Steve Speirs as Mr. Kent Alison Steadman as Madame Leon Toksan Takahashi as Calligrapher Nicola Wainwright as Miss Betts Angie Wallis as Miss Wilkinson Kevin Walton as Mr. Evans John Warnaby as Mr. Sanders Theresa Watson as Maude Gilbert Nicholas Woodeson as Mr. Seymour, Production Manager Gary Yershon as Pianist in Brothel

The cast of Out of the Blue - 1995 includes: Mark Addy as Robbo Johnny Allan as Ernie Meeks Phil Atkinson as Simon John Axon as Man Nick Bagnall as Roy Bruce Barnden as Paddy Tony Barton as Jockey Megson Ced Beaumont as Jack Green Annette Bentley as Lyndsay Haylock Stephen Billington as P.C. Alex Holder Emma Bird as Nikki Pauline Black as Dr. Innocent Adesigbin Neil Boorman as Gareth Chester Danny Brown as Nick Maxine Burth as Linda Hannaford Pankaj Buttoo as Hasif Mamoud Tony Capstick as Des Keith Clifford as Ralph Coombes Trevor Cooper as Asst. Chief Constable Friel Martha Cope as Marilyn Jowett Kenneth Cope as Mr. Flood Frances Cox as Dorothy Thomas Craig as Terry Forrest Pip Donaghy as Richard Shaw Katherine Dow Blyton as Alison Karl Draper as Kevin Ryan Soo Drouet as Heather Hirst Neil Dudgeon as D.C. Marty Brazil Gary Dunnington as Chrissie Lamdon John Duttine as D.I. Eric Temple Colin Edwynn as Mr. Kilcline Barbara Ewing as Mrs. Defty Siobhan Finneran as Fran Paiton Nelson Fletcher as Malcolm Cornish Keeley Forsyth as Joanne Player Kulvinder Ghir as Naz Mirza Martyn Hainstock as Bailiff Clare Holman as Barbara Garnham Philippa Howell as Dr. McKlay Stewart Howson as Spitting man Steve Huison as Sgt. Payne Ralph Ineson as Ricki Sellars Oscar James as Andy Hannaford Lennie James as D.C. Bruce Hannaford Raji James as Rafi Sidikki Rob Jarvis as Ollie Clements Maggie Jones as Joan Palmer Peter Jonfield as Gibbs Frankie Jordan as Lorna Jowett Anita Kapoor as Mrs. Sidikki Laura Kilgallon as Child Adam Kotz as Vinnie Harper Maggie Lane as Carol Meeks Muriel Lawford as Old woman Rina Mahoney as Yasmin Sidikki Lucy Maria Hopkins as Woman with baby Dawn McDaniel as Photo Shop Girl Jim Millea as Phil Draper Norman Mills as Mr. Rice June Mitchell as Mrs. Hammond Christine Moore as Maggie John Moreno as Miles Ammerstone Aline Mowat as Brenda Taurean Mulholland as Daniel Gelder Damian Myerscough as David Paul Nicholls as Matt Pearson David Norman as Ray Chaplin Clara Onyemere as Mrs. Gelder Vincenzo Pellegrino as Chas Wendi Peters as Fay Marsh Paul Popplewell as Eddie Locke Sally Proctor as Donna Ludlow David Prosho as Danny Caswell Steve Ramsden as Ray Andy Rashleigh as D.C. Tony Bromley Graham Rigby as Lawrence Tereza Rizzardi as Mrs. Lange Garry Roost as Gerry Buchan Willie Ross as Harry Pope Sheila Ruskin as Margot Gillespie Kate Rutter as Diane Caswell Aftab Sachak as Mr. Mamoud Omar Salimi as Cab driver Gary Sefton as Victor Curtis Irene Skillington as Rita Locke Tony Spooner as Alan Grainger Denise Stephenson as Lorraine Drinkall Nicola Stephenson as Lucy Shaw Neil Stuke as Tommy Defty Allan Surtees as Gordon Todd Sheila Tait as Rusty David Telfer as Mr. Clay Fine Time Fontayne as Christopher Mannings Susan Tordoff as Moira Wilkes Graham Turner as Brian Locke Simon Tyrrell as Eamon Timmer Matthew Wait as Neil Chettle Peter Wallis as Geoffrey Liam Walsh as Ben Clements Claire Webzell as Carla Bowen Ingrid Wells as Sally Neville Amanda Whitehead as Sandra Peter Wight as D.C. Ron Ludlow Flo Wilson as Woman Benedict Wong as Wages clerk Stephanie Woodcraft as Brenda Timmer Paul Wyett as Guy Fellows Michael Yeaman as Dean Sellars

The cast of The Famous Five - 1996 includes: Ian Aherne as Pete Lenoir Denyse Alexander as Mrs. Leyman Isabelle Amyes as Mrs. Lenoir Marek Anton as Markhoff Sebastian Armesto as Cecil Dearlove Shend as Ebenezer Connal as Timmy Jay Aubern as Berta Colin Baker as Fake Mr. Brent Nicholas Ball as Tiger Dan Peter Banks as Mr. Henning Lee Barrett as Spikey Lavinia Bertram as Mrs. Thomas Jesse Birdsall as Pedro Robert Blythe as Shepherd Bianca Bonomi as Henrietta Roger Booth as Farmer James Bowers as Gringo Ben Brazier as Nobby Ian Brimble as Mr. Penruthlan Nick Brimble as Weston Eric Carte as Carter Vanessa Cavanagh as Jo Paul Child as Dick Richard Claxton as Junior Camille Coduri as Maggie Elaine Connelly as Mrs. Andrews Jason Connery as Jeff Thomas Judy Cornwell as Mrs. Baker Martin Crocker as Police Inspector Robert Crombie as Alf Christopher Crooks as Police Sergeant Sam Dale as Mr. Finniston James Dando as Billy Anthony Daniels as Prof Dobson David Delve as Military Policeman Anita Dobson as Mrs. Stick Vernon Dobtcheff as Mr. Roland Pavel Douglas as Driver Gary Dunnington as Jacob Mike Eastman as Miner Dafydd Emyr as Morgan Jones Andy English as Henchman Denica Fairman as Mrs. Johnson Andrew Falvey as Guy Patrick Field as Johnson Dexter Fletcher as Lou Harry Fowler as Mr. Tapper Rupert Frazer as Captain Johnson Stephen Frost as Dirty Dick Christopher Good as Quentin Tom Graham as Jock Robin Griffith as RAF Sergeant John Hallam as Rooky Meryl Hampton as Mrs. Finniston Dean Harris as Mel Janet Henfrey as Aggie Paul Herzberg as Emilio Terence Hillyer as Thomas Robin Hooper as Mr. Durleston Geoffrey Hutchings as Binks George Jackos as Nick the Greek Paula Jacobs as Anita Alfredo Peter Jonfield as Mr. Stick Pat Keen as Mary Sanders Elsie Kelly as Joan Teddy Kempner as Moses Jo Kendall as Ticket Lady David Killick as Government Official Gertan Klauber as Mr. Slither Benjamin Langley as William David Learner as Alfredo David Learner as Mr. Alfredo Valerie Lilley as Lucilla Andy Linden as Jake John Line as RAF Officer David Lyon as General Armstrong Ruth Madoc as Mrs. Jones Murray McArthur as Red Tower Peter McNamara as Mr. Janes Peter Michael McGowan as Car Driver Richard Morant as Mr. Lenoir Brian Murphy as Mr. Wooh Patrick Murray as Cheveley Trevor Peacock as Mr. Gringle Vincenzo Pellegrino as Sam Nick Pepper as Jeremy Laura Petela as Anne John Pierce Jones as Matthew Stuart Piper as Richard Kent Jason Pitt as Phil Ian Price as Jack Glyn Pritchard as Llewellyn Thomas Colin Prockter as Coastguard Ann Queensberry as Mrs. Bronwen Thomas Simon Roberts as Postman Patrick Romer as Vet Jemima Rooper as George Leanne Rowe as Harriet Graham Ryder as Police Sergeant Graham Ryder as Policeman Maggie Saunders as Mary Granville Saxton as Guvnor David Schofield as Floogie David Shaw Parker as Sid Christopher Simon as Mr. Bufflo Jeremy Sinden as Barling Jean Southern as Nosy Neighbour John Southworth as John Sanders Walter Sparrow as Grandad Tony Spooner as Policeman Arthur Spreckley as Jeremiah Peter Stockbridge as Grandad Nick Stringer as Mr. Curton Dudley Sutton as Professor Terry-Kane George Sweeney as Convict Clive Swift as Mr. Pottersham Andrew Tansey as Carlos David Telfer as Police Sergeant Alex Thomas as Wilfred James Tomlinson as Tinker Sion Tudor Owen as Wilton John Turner as Mr. Andrews Mary Waterhouse as Frances Bronson Webb as Edgar Maggie Wells as Mrs. Penruthlan Tony Westrope as Mr. India Rubber Marco Williamson as Julian Frank Windsor as Mr. Luffy