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| | Clan Gunn |
 | | They are said to have been descended from Gun, or Gunn, or Guin, second son of Olaus, or Olav, the Black, one of the Norwegian kings of Man and the Isles, who died 18th June 1237. |
 | | One tradition gives them a settlement in Caithness more than a century earlier, deducing their descent their descent from Gun, the second of three sons of Olaf, described as a man of great bravery, who, in 1100, dwelt in the Orcadian isle of Graemsay. |
 | | From a subsequent chief who held the office of coroner, it was called Crowner Gun's Castle. |
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