Peerage Record – 42873

     Anne Ross married Lt.-Col. William Gunn, son of Donald Gunn of Killearnan, younger and Margaret Sutherland, on 5 January 1728 at Breda, The Netherlands^G.¹
     From 5 January 1728, her married name became Gunn.

     Margaret Gunn was born on 9 December 1728.¹ She was the daughter of Lt.-Col. William Gunn and Anne Ross.² She married Johan Frederik Brocades on 19 October 1751 at ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands^G.¹ She died on 26 December 1788 at age 60.¹
     She and her issue werebarred from succession and passed over by both alienage and failure to assume the name of Gunn (see Lord Lyon’s Interlocutor and Note, 23 Oct 1995.)¹ From 19 October 1751, her married name became Brocades.

     Johan Frederik Brocades married Margaret Gunn, daughter of Lt.-Col. William Gunn and Anne Ross, on 19 October 1751 at ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands^G.¹
     He gained the rank of Artillery Officer in the Netherlands Army.¹ He had five sons and four daughters.¹

     Mary Gunn was born on 23 April 1733.¹ She was the daughter of Lt.-Col. William Gunn and Anne Ross.² She married Donald Gunn, son of George Gunn of Corrish and Isabel Polson, on 5 July 1763.¹ She died before 1807, without surviving issue.¹

     Esther Gunn is the daughter of Donald Gunn of Killearnan, younger and Margaret Sutherland.² She married Robert Gunn, Macheorish in Garvault.¹

     Robert Gunn, Macheorish in Garvault married Esther Gunn, daughter of Donald Gunn of Killearnan, younger and Margaret Sutherland.¹

     George Gunn in Dalfridh was the son of Robert Gunn, Macheorish in Garvault and Esther Gunn.² He died before 1803.¹
     He possessed the clan standard etc in his lifetime, and was de jure 10th Mackeamish.¹ He had three other sons.¹

     Robert Gunn is the son of George Gunn in Dalfridh.² He married Ann Whear on 18 July 1787.¹
     He was a gardener at Thurso, Caithness, Scotland^G.¹ He was a gardener at Wick, Caithness, Scotland^G.¹ De jure 11th Mackeamish.¹ He was a gardener at Latheron, Caithness, Scotland^G.¹ In 1803 he possessed ‘the colours or standard of the Clan Gunn’ and ‘the blazoning of the Chief or Mackeames’s Armorial bearings.¹‘

     Ann Whear married Robert Gunn, son of George Gunn in Dalfridh, on 18 July 1787.¹
     Her married name became Gunn. She was also known as Ann Mackay as of 18 July 1787.¹