Gunn Family History
People
The men and women of the Gunn family, from Jasper's arrival in 1635 through the generations that followed.
Jasper Gunn
Founder of Milford, Physician, and Patriarch of the American Gunn Family
Christian Gunn
Founding mother of the Gunn family in America — her life, her will, and the generations she set in motion.
Jobamah "Job" Gunn
Patriarch of the Milford Gunns
Nathaniel Gunn
The Narrow Passage Between Two Generations
Mehitable Gunn Fenn Camp
A Daughter of Milford's Founding Generation
Dr. Abel Gunn
Physician and First Recorder of Derby
Daniel Gunn
A Landholder of Milford's Second Generation
Samuel Gunn
A Son of Milford's Founding Generation
Deacon Nathaniel Gunn (1693–1779)
Fourth Generation | Hatfield, Sunderland, and Montague, Massachusetts
John Gunn (1707–1793)
Deacon, Town Leader, and Revolutionary-Era Citizen
Dorothy Marsh Gunn (1723–1805)
From the Colonial Frontier to the American Republic
Dr. Moses Gunn (1728–1793)
Physician, Selectman, and Voice of the Revolution | Montague, Massachusetts
Captain Asahel Gunn (1730–1796)
Militia Captain, Town Selectman, and Revolutionary War Veteran
Elijah Gunn Sr. — Pioneer of the Western Reserve
Pioneer of the Western Reserve and Maumee Valley
Dr. Luther Gunn
Physician of Pittsfield, Son of the Revolutionary Generation, and Great-Uncle of Emily Dickinson
Burton Ayres
Blacksmith, Farmer, and Early La Salle Settler
Frederick William Gunn
A School, a Conscience, and the Formation of Citizens
George Almon Gunn
Union Soldier Killed at Deep Bottom
Dr. George Henry Gunn
An Army Surgeon on the Rio Grande
Henry H. Gunn
Civil War Sergeant, Ohio Farmer, and Witness at Deep Bottom
Abigail Florence Gunn Baker
Journalist, historian, civic scholar, and keeper of White House memory — the woman who helped transform presidential possessions into national heritage.
Nina Belle Gunn Pyle
Teacher, Mother, and Keeper of a Family's Memory