Cromb Family

This site is dedicated to my father

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Apology from Jan: Please note new email address, Jan Morton
I am descended from John Cram & Margaret Whitelaw who married in St Martins Perthshire Scotland in 1743. Over the years I have gathered a vast amount of information on this family and others who have a Cram, Cromb, Cramb etc connection. The database includes information on both maternal and paternal ancestors, and also infomation on my husbands ancestry from the Isle of Mann.
If you can help fill a gap or would like your Cram (and varients) family included on this database please contact me.
There will be mistakes, ommissions and typo's, for these I apologise.
This database is only back online (offsite) due to the number of requests I have had asking for its return. It is the result of many years research by myself and many others worldwide. If would like a complete gedcom of a particular line please contact me. If sending me information and gedcoms to be included in the database please include contact details both email and snail mail so I can put others in contact with you.
There will soon be a links page for site which contain content relating to any Cram(b), Cromb, Crum(b) Croom(e) etc family. The important thing with family research is to keep an open mind, do not disregard a family connection because of a surname spelling or because nanna never said she had a uncle Bill. Families 200 years ago in some ways are still the same as families today, they had disagreements, they stopped talking to each and various members moved away from the family home. The one advantage we have today is that we can pick up a telephone or send an email, our ancestors had no such choice and this goes a long way towards explaining why brothers and sisters, parents and children lost contact.
While I am more than happy to share what I have, (otherwise what is the point of doing it), I expressly forbid the copying of this site its entirety.