Gwyn

Gwyn (or Gwynn) meaning "white" in Welsh and Cornish, may refer to the following:

1 People
- 1.1 As given name
- 1.2 As family name
2 Schools
3 Fiction

People

As given name

Gwyn ap Nudd, a mythical ruler of Annwn.
Gwyn Prosser, a British politician.
Gwyn Nicholls, a Welsh rugby union player.
Cynthia Gwyn Brown, an American model and actress.
Thomas Gwyn Elger, the first director of the Lunar Section of the British Astronomical Association.
Gwynne Dyer, a London-based independent Canadian journalist, syndicated columnist and military historian.

As family name

Gwyn:
- Saint Richard Gwyn, a Welsh martyr
- Aaron Gwyn, an American novelist and short story writer
- Richard Gwyn, a Canadian civil servant, journalist and author
- Sandra Gwyn, a Canadian journalist and writer
- Marcus Gwyn, a baseball player

Gwynn:
- Chris Gwynn, former Major League Baseball player
- Tony Gwynn, Baseball Hall of Fame member
- Tony Gwynn, Jr., baseball player

Gwynne:
- Fred Gwynne, an American actor
- Nell Gwynne, a long-time mistress of King Charles II
- Roland Gwynne, Mayor of Eastbourne 1929-1931 and lover of the suspected serial killer John Bodkin Adams

Schools

Fiction

Gwynn, a witch from Sluggy Freelance
Nell Gwynne (operetta), an 1884 operetta by Robert Planquette and H. B. Farnie

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