In 1468, Ivan Gusić from the tribe of Mogorović was gifted with some estates in Paprčane and Tršćane for military service by Pavao Kurjaković. Some of them probably became members of Mogorović noble family. According to sources, at least since the 1480s they were vassals of the magnate Frankopan family. In the first half of 1500s, Kristofor Gusić married Katarina, sister of knez Petar Kružić. Both Kristofor and his father Ivan Gusić helped Kružić, with Ivan being vice-captain of Senj. In 1566, certain Andrija Gusić or Vladišić de Turan died at Siege of Szigetvár. Allegedly his son was Gašpar Gusić, who was the župan of Zagreb County, the lord of Turanj ("de Turan") and podban ("vice Ban"), dividing the estates of brothers Gašpar and Gabrijel Šubić Peranski in 1556. When the Ottoman forces conquered Gusić-grad in 1575, part of lords migrated to Senj and Carniola. Reportedly some members until the 18th century were the captains of the military captaincy of Senj, commanders of Otočac, and commanders of infantry regiment of Ogulin. The baron branch was divided into two families in the 18th century, and to the tribe possibly belonged noble families Izačić, Oštriharić, and Krčelić.