The Gunns

by Thomas Sinclair
W. Rae, Wick 1890

Thomas Sinclair (1843-1909) was the second son of George Dunbar Sinclair and a descendant of David Sinclair of Broynach who died in 1714. Thomas Sinclair was a writer on miscellaneous genealogical and historical subjects. In 1890 he published at Wick in Caithness his well-known book The Gunns. During the succceeding years he published a series of articles in the Northern Ensign known as The Supplements to the History of Clan Gunn. There were 36 Instalments published between 1902 and 1903. He was the author of two other books of Caithness interest, Caithness Events (Wick, 1899) and Wick and Watten Notables (Wick 1903) but his main claim to fame rests with his 1890 work The Gunns. This rare book contains much genealogical and historical information on the Clan Gunn and includes printed versions of extracts the historical manuscripts compiled by Aeneas Gunn, Captain Alexander Gunn of Braehour and Dr Patrick Brodie Henderson.

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ISBN 1 897955 93 6

Supplements to the history of the Gunns

By Thomas Sinclair

Rare press-cuttings volume containing all 36 Instalments compiled by Sinclair after the publication of his book The Gunns. This contains a wealth of genealogical information not only on the Gunns but also on the Robsons, Mansons, and other sept names of the clan as well as information on the MacIvers, Macakays, Sinclairs, and Sutherlands

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ISBN 1 897955 98 7

Caithness Events

By Thomas Sinclair
William Rae, Wick, 1899

This work by Thomas Sinclair, MA, contains many fascinating historical and genealogical details including his writing on the Zeno Expedition.

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ISBN 1 897955 88 X

Sutherland and the Reay Country

By Adam Gunn and John Mackay
Glasgow, 1897

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ISBN 1 897955 94 4