Gunn, Adam; _Sutherland and the Reay Country_.
Gunnhild, wife of Eric Bloody-axe, in Orkney.
Gunnhild, Erlend's daughter, sister of earl St. Magnus, m. Kol; her descendants.
Gunnhilda, dau. of earl Harold Maddadson and Hvarflod.
Gunni, brother of Sweyn Asleifarson; outlawed.
Gunni; m. (as 2nd husband) Ragnhild sister of earl Harald Ungi; probably grandson of Sweyn Asleifarson; became chief of Moddan family.
Guthred, son of Donald Ban MacWilliam; led rebellion in Moray and slain.
Hailes, lord; on forfeiture of earl Harold Maddadson; _Annals of Scotland_, q.v.; case of Elizabeth claimant of earldom of Sutherland.
Hakon Hakonson, king of Norway; his mother's ordeal; expedition to Scotland; account of his expedition (1263); died in the bishop's palace, Kirkwall; result of expedition.
Hakon Sverri's son, king of Norway; his son Hakon.
Hakon Haroldson, son of Earl Harold Maddadson and Afreka; foster-child of Sweyn Asleifarson; probably fell with Sweyn at Dublin; with Sweyn; his death.
Hakon Paulson, earl; went to Norway; in Norwegian expedition to Wales; returned to Orkney; slew the king's steward; dispute with earl Magnus; slew his cousin Dufnjal, and Thorbjorn in Burrafirth; seized Magnus' share of earldom; slew St. Magnus; sole earl; pilgrimage to Rome and Jerusalem, builder of the round church of Orphir; Helga and their children; his son Paul by a lawful wife; his descendant Ragnvald Godrodson; Norse favourite for earldom of C., as against Magnus, had to conquer C.; mixed blood; his grandson Erlend.
Halfdan Halegg, or long-shanks; slain by Torf-Einar.
Halkirk; source of Thurso River in; Moddan lands; first cathedral of bishopric; bishop's house; residence of Chen family inherited from Johanna of Strathnaver; Johanna's estate; castle of Reginald Chen III; Spittal of St. Magnus.
Hanef, Norse commissioner; aids Snaekoll.
Harald, of N. Ronaldsay; slain by Ulf the Bad.
Harald Gillikrist; St. Ragnvald fought for him at Floruvoe.
Harold Godwinson, king of England, defeated Harald Hardrada.
Harald Hakonson Slettmali (smooth-talker), earl of Orkney and Caith.; son of earl Hakon and Helga; held Caithness; his death; his Moddan kinsmen.
Harald Sigurdson Hardrada, king of Norway; killed at Stamford Bridge.