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'Clan' Gunn Chief issues
- MacHamish Gunn Part 1
- MacHamish Gunn Part 2
- John MacHamish Gunn in Navidale, perhaps of Killernan – one of the mythical Gunn Chief line
- Are Gunns a clan 2? Chief implications
- Real Clan Gunn Chief - John Gunn in Durness
- Clan Gunn Chief - descent from Donald Crotach Gunn 6th Mackeamish
- Clan Gunn Chief - Braehour line
- The new 3rd Clan Gunn 'Chief' line
- Clan Gunn Family Convention / Derbhfine 2015
- The non-existent Clan Gunn crest badge and motto
- On the non-existent Gunn ‘Chiefs’ between the Orkneys and before Gunn coroner (for Orkney 'Gunns' see the next column)
- Braemore and MacRob / Robson Gunns; Chief? Chieftain?
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Gunn (MacHamish) Mckaimish line was never Gunn 'Chief'
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- On the correct spelling of Gunn Mckaimish / Mckeamuish (not Gunn MacHamish)
- Alexander Gunn of Killearnan - new Gunn Mckaimish document 1652
- The big Gunn legal battle of the 1670s
- Badenloch Estate 1738; Alexander Gunn of Badenloch and later Wester Helmsdale 'Chief' of the Clan Gunn (in Sutherland)
- Alexander Gunn of Badenloch later Wester Helmsdale NOT chief of the Clan Gunn
- Gunn MacHamish / Mckaimish line not being Chief; more
- How the Mckaimish line was manipulated into being viewed as Chief
- Chief of the Clan Gunn by the Rev. Dr. Miller, C.I.E. Principal of Madras Theological College.
- Gunn 'Chief' / Mckaimish; potential lines >
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Aeneas Gunn Edinburgh Family trees 1868 / 1870
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- Aeneas Gunn family trees 1868 / 1870 - introduction
- Aeneas James Gunn (Australia) discussion of the Edinburgh trees
- Clan Gunn 'Chiefs'
- Robert Gunn son of the Gunn coroner
- Gunns of Watten / Hastigrow; more from Robert Gunn
- John Gunn of Navidale c.1615-c.1660
- George Gunn of Corrish
- William 'beag / bheg' Gunn
- Donald ‘the Scholar’ Gunn / Adam 'Mulbuie' Gunn line, being the second son of William ‘bheg’ / ‘beag’ Gunn
- William in Achanaichan / Achaneccan line being the 2nd son of Donald the Scholar
- Lord Lyon on the early history of Clan Gunn 'chiefs'
- Lord Lyon 2011 interlocutor in the petition of Michael James Gunn
- Clan Gunn Family Convention / Derbhfine petition 2012 - and its rejection
-
Gunn Scottish history
- Gunn origin; a draft Chapter One
- Clan Gunn has no Orkney origin
- On Saint Donan / Saint Donnan and on Kildonan having nothing to do with him
- What is a clan? / Are Gunns a clan?
- Real origin of the Clan Gunn
- Orkney issues (including the non-existent 'Clan Gunn Chief' Ottar and Snaekollr who stayed in Norway) >
- Who was before 'crowner / coroner' Gunn? And is it crowner or coroner?
- The two soldiers on one horse story; a coroner Gunn myth (or a Gunn - Keith battle myth if you prefer)
- The Macdonalds of Sleat and a Gunn coroner link
- A Gun / Gunn Braemore story, perhaps from the late 1400s
- Helen Gunn of Braemore; myth
- Inverness early 1700s
- Jacobite rebellions. Culloden.
- Concerning Helmsdale c. late 1840s
- On early Gunn character
- Highland Clearances, Gunns and Kildonan
- Ulbster Estate evictions
- On Scottish clan re-invention in the 18th and 19th centuries
- The last woman to be hanged in Edinburgh
-
Gunn other history
- On a Gunn helping 'discover' North America - 'Sir James Gunn of Clyth Crowner of Caithness' and the 'Westford knight' myth
- Isobel Gunn 1780? - 7 November 1861; pioneer feminist. Orkneys, Canada
- Hon. Donald Gunn, Canada 1797-1878
- Gunn, Ronald Campbell (1801-1881), botanist in Tasmania Australia
- Ned Kelly (Australian bushranger) and the Gunns
- S. M. Bruce, Australian Prime Minister, was a Braehour Gunn
- John Gunn (1884-1959); Labor Party Premier of South Australia
- Gunns Tasmania, Australia (company)
- David John Gunn 1887-1955 New Zealand
- Dr. Elizabeth Catherine Gunn 1879-1963, New Zealand
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Gunn genealogy
- Scotlands People 'The official Scottish genealogy resource'
- Concerning Septs
- John - son (3rd?) of Gunn coroner
- Cattaig / Cataich Gunn Family tree (from John, perhaps 3rd son of Gun coroner)
- Henry, (youngest?) son of the Gunn coroner
- Some Scottish Old Parish Records >
- Directory to Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Villages etc. etc In Scotland
- Balnakeil Old Cemetery, Durness; John Gunn, Land Steward of Durness
- Scottish burial grounds
- John Gun, Master of the Charity School, Kildonan 1743
- Gunn statistics; the 1881 British Census
- Henderson Gunn DNA link
- Papers On Sutherland Estate Management 1802-1816
- McElgunns / Gunns of Killyfoyle Northern Ireland
- Frank Gunn Quebec City chandler / coal merchant; Fermanagh Eniskillen
- Gunns ; Victorian War (Australia) Heritage Inventory
- William Gunn KIA 24 November 1915 at Gallipoli - ANZAC
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Culture and sport
- William Gunn 1795-1867, bagpipe maker, composer, publisher Glasgow. Composer of 'The Gunns' Salute''?
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Literature
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- 'Fairy-Tale'; a poem by G. K. Chesterton
- 'The Curse of the Gunns', a poem by Thomas Gunn (1873-1950)
- Emily Dickinson and her Gunn connection
- On Gunn writers
- Neil M. Gunn 1891-1973
- Kirsty Gunn - the great New Zealand author - on growing up with the bagpipes
- Margaret Laurence, Canadian author of 'The Diviners'
- Alastair Gunn 'The Advent Killer'
- 'The Boys of Gunn Island' by Alfred Judd
- Victor Gunn; crime writer
- Jenny Gunn - Cricket
- Gunn tartan / Scottish Commonwealth Games tartan - 2006
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Other
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Key Texts
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- Key Issues for a Clan Gunn history by Alastair Gunn
- Thomas Sinclair 'The Gunns' and Mark Rugg Gunn 'Clan Gunn'
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Thomas Sinclair; Supplements to his history of the Clan Gunn
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- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 1; 2. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 2; 9. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 3; 16. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 4; 23. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 5; 30. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 6; 6.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 7; 13.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 8; 20.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 9; 27.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 10; 3.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 11; 10.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 12; 17.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 13; 24.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 14; 3.3.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 15; 12.3.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 16
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 17; 31.3.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 18; 14.4.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 19; 21.4.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 20; 28.4.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 21; 5.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 22; 12.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 23; 19.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 24; 24.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 25; 2.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 26;9.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 27; 16.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 28; 23.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 29; 30.6.1903
- The Gunns by Robert R Gunn (USA) 1925
- Scotland and Beyond; the Families of Donald Gunn (Tormsdale) and John Gunn (Dalnaha, Strathmore and Braehour)
- 'Ministers and Men in the Far North' by the Rev. Alexander Auld
- Further texts of relevance to Gunn history
- Sage's Gunn history >
-
The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle'
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- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 11.1.1911 and 8.2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 1.2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 15. 2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 22. 2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 1.3.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 8.3.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 15.3.1911
- A History of Dirlot Cemetery by Dr. William Gunn >
- Caithness (Gunn) Family History by John Henderson W.S.; including Braemore Gunns
- From a ‘CGS North America’ member; concerning the Gunn future
- Concerning Clan Societies and the Lord Lyon
- Clan Gunn Society UK Membership List analysis; 1962-1995
- Clan Gunn Society International Gathering 2012
- Useful links / Contact form
-
Key Texts
>
- Home
- 'Clan' Gunn Blog
-
'Clan' Gunn Chief issues
- MacHamish Gunn Part 1
- MacHamish Gunn Part 2
- John MacHamish Gunn in Navidale, perhaps of Killernan – one of the mythical Gunn Chief line
- Are Gunns a clan 2? Chief implications
- Real Clan Gunn Chief - John Gunn in Durness
- Clan Gunn Chief - descent from Donald Crotach Gunn 6th Mackeamish
- Clan Gunn Chief - Braehour line
- The new 3rd Clan Gunn 'Chief' line
- Clan Gunn Family Convention / Derbhfine 2015
- The non-existent Clan Gunn crest badge and motto
- On the non-existent Gunn ‘Chiefs’ between the Orkneys and before Gunn coroner (for Orkney 'Gunns' see the next column)
- Braemore and MacRob / Robson Gunns; Chief? Chieftain?
-
Gunn (MacHamish) Mckaimish line was never Gunn 'Chief'
>
- On the correct spelling of Gunn Mckaimish / Mckeamuish (not Gunn MacHamish)
- Alexander Gunn of Killearnan - new Gunn Mckaimish document 1652
- The big Gunn legal battle of the 1670s
- Badenloch Estate 1738; Alexander Gunn of Badenloch and later Wester Helmsdale 'Chief' of the Clan Gunn (in Sutherland)
- Alexander Gunn of Badenloch later Wester Helmsdale NOT chief of the Clan Gunn
- Gunn MacHamish / Mckaimish line not being Chief; more
- How the Mckaimish line was manipulated into being viewed as Chief
- Chief of the Clan Gunn by the Rev. Dr. Miller, C.I.E. Principal of Madras Theological College.
- Gunn 'Chief' / Mckaimish; potential lines >
-
Aeneas Gunn Edinburgh Family trees 1868 / 1870
>
- Aeneas Gunn family trees 1868 / 1870 - introduction
- Aeneas James Gunn (Australia) discussion of the Edinburgh trees
- Clan Gunn 'Chiefs'
- Robert Gunn son of the Gunn coroner
- Gunns of Watten / Hastigrow; more from Robert Gunn
- John Gunn of Navidale c.1615-c.1660
- George Gunn of Corrish
- William 'beag / bheg' Gunn
- Donald ‘the Scholar’ Gunn / Adam 'Mulbuie' Gunn line, being the second son of William ‘bheg’ / ‘beag’ Gunn
- William in Achanaichan / Achaneccan line being the 2nd son of Donald the Scholar
- Lord Lyon on the early history of Clan Gunn 'chiefs'
- Lord Lyon 2011 interlocutor in the petition of Michael James Gunn
- Clan Gunn Family Convention / Derbhfine petition 2012 - and its rejection
-
Gunn Scottish history
- Gunn origin; a draft Chapter One
- Clan Gunn has no Orkney origin
- On Saint Donan / Saint Donnan and on Kildonan having nothing to do with him
- What is a clan? / Are Gunns a clan?
- Real origin of the Clan Gunn
- Orkney issues (including the non-existent 'Clan Gunn Chief' Ottar and Snaekollr who stayed in Norway) >
- Who was before 'crowner / coroner' Gunn? And is it crowner or coroner?
- The two soldiers on one horse story; a coroner Gunn myth (or a Gunn - Keith battle myth if you prefer)
- The Macdonalds of Sleat and a Gunn coroner link
- A Gun / Gunn Braemore story, perhaps from the late 1400s
- Helen Gunn of Braemore; myth
- Inverness early 1700s
- Jacobite rebellions. Culloden.
- Concerning Helmsdale c. late 1840s
- On early Gunn character
- Highland Clearances, Gunns and Kildonan
- Ulbster Estate evictions
- On Scottish clan re-invention in the 18th and 19th centuries
- The last woman to be hanged in Edinburgh
-
Gunn other history
- On a Gunn helping 'discover' North America - 'Sir James Gunn of Clyth Crowner of Caithness' and the 'Westford knight' myth
- Isobel Gunn 1780? - 7 November 1861; pioneer feminist. Orkneys, Canada
- Hon. Donald Gunn, Canada 1797-1878
- Gunn, Ronald Campbell (1801-1881), botanist in Tasmania Australia
- Ned Kelly (Australian bushranger) and the Gunns
- S. M. Bruce, Australian Prime Minister, was a Braehour Gunn
- John Gunn (1884-1959); Labor Party Premier of South Australia
- Gunns Tasmania, Australia (company)
- David John Gunn 1887-1955 New Zealand
- Dr. Elizabeth Catherine Gunn 1879-1963, New Zealand
-
Gunn genealogy
- Scotlands People 'The official Scottish genealogy resource'
- Concerning Septs
- John - son (3rd?) of Gunn coroner
- Cattaig / Cataich Gunn Family tree (from John, perhaps 3rd son of Gun coroner)
- Henry, (youngest?) son of the Gunn coroner
- Some Scottish Old Parish Records >
- Directory to Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, Villages etc. etc In Scotland
- Balnakeil Old Cemetery, Durness; John Gunn, Land Steward of Durness
- Scottish burial grounds
- John Gun, Master of the Charity School, Kildonan 1743
- Gunn statistics; the 1881 British Census
- Henderson Gunn DNA link
- Papers On Sutherland Estate Management 1802-1816
- McElgunns / Gunns of Killyfoyle Northern Ireland
- Frank Gunn Quebec City chandler / coal merchant; Fermanagh Eniskillen
- Gunns ; Victorian War (Australia) Heritage Inventory
- William Gunn KIA 24 November 1915 at Gallipoli - ANZAC
-
Culture and sport
- William Gunn 1795-1867, bagpipe maker, composer, publisher Glasgow. Composer of 'The Gunns' Salute''?
-
Literature
>
- 'Fairy-Tale'; a poem by G. K. Chesterton
- 'The Curse of the Gunns', a poem by Thomas Gunn (1873-1950)
- Emily Dickinson and her Gunn connection
- On Gunn writers
- Neil M. Gunn 1891-1973
- Kirsty Gunn - the great New Zealand author - on growing up with the bagpipes
- Margaret Laurence, Canadian author of 'The Diviners'
- Alastair Gunn 'The Advent Killer'
- 'The Boys of Gunn Island' by Alfred Judd
- Victor Gunn; crime writer
- Jenny Gunn - Cricket
- Gunn tartan / Scottish Commonwealth Games tartan - 2006
-
Other
-
Key Texts
>
- Key Issues for a Clan Gunn history by Alastair Gunn
- Thomas Sinclair 'The Gunns' and Mark Rugg Gunn 'Clan Gunn'
-
Thomas Sinclair; Supplements to his history of the Clan Gunn
>
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 1; 2. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 2; 9. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 3; 16. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 4; 23. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 5; 30. 12. 1902
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 6; 6.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 7; 13.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 8; 20.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 9; 27.1.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 10; 3.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 11; 10.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 12; 17.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 13; 24.2.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 14; 3.3.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 15; 12.3.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 16
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 17; 31.3.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 18; 14.4.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 19; 21.4.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 20; 28.4.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 21; 5.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 22; 12.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 23; 19.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 24; 24.5.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 25; 2.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 26;9.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 27; 16.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 28; 23.6.1903
- Thomas Sinclair Supplement 29; 30.6.1903
- The Gunns by Robert R Gunn (USA) 1925
- Scotland and Beyond; the Families of Donald Gunn (Tormsdale) and John Gunn (Dalnaha, Strathmore and Braehour)
- 'Ministers and Men in the Far North' by the Rev. Alexander Auld
- Further texts of relevance to Gunn history
- Sage's Gunn history >
-
The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle'
>
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 11.1.1911 and 8.2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 1.2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 15. 2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 22. 2.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 1.3.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 8.3.1911
- The Gunn Papers; 'The Northern Chronicle' 15.3.1911
- A History of Dirlot Cemetery by Dr. William Gunn >
- Caithness (Gunn) Family History by John Henderson W.S.; including Braemore Gunns
- From a ‘CGS North America’ member; concerning the Gunn future
- Concerning Clan Societies and the Lord Lyon
- Clan Gunn Society UK Membership List analysis; 1962-1995
- Clan Gunn Society International Gathering 2012
- Useful links / Contact form
-
Key Texts
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