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Clan Gunn 
Associated with the Sinclair family for generations, and prominent among those
who accompanied Prince Henry on his voyage to America, were members of
Clann Gunn.
See also:
- web pages by the Commissioner for Clan Gunn in Southern California
- Nancy A. MacCorkill's Gunn pages
- Peter Robson's Clan Gunn page.
- Electric Scotland's Clan Gunn page.
Their genealogist, John Olin, also collaborated with the late Sinclair genealogist, Pete Cummings, in putting on the web Pete's newsletters about the 600th anniversary celebration of that voyage; see also the local version of that newsletter.
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Clan Gunn is naturally particularly interested in the
Westford Knight,
which is an effigy the expedition chiseled on
a stone
near Westford, Massachusetts, because it was apparently a grave
marker for a Gunn knight.
David Martin has links to information on the 1398 voyage and the
Westford Knight Saga.
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