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  • Crawford, Adair (–96), doctor and chemist, was born in Ballytromery, near Crumlin, Co. Antrim, third son among four sons and two.
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    Crawford (name)

    Crawford is a surname and a given name of English and Scottish origins.

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    The surname Crawford originates from a locative name,[1] possibly derived from a place name composed of the Old English elements crāwe, Scots Craw ("crow") and ford ("ford").[2] Examples of such place names include: Crawford, South Lanarkshire, Scotland,[3]Crawford, Dorset, England,[4] and Crawford, Lancashire, England.[4] The surname is most probably derived from the Scottish place name.[5][note 1] In some cases, the surname may be a variant of Crowfoot, a surname derived from a nickname.[7]

    The surname Crawford corresponds to the Scottish GaelicMacCreamhain,[8] and the Irishde Cráfort and Mac Crábhagáin.[9]

    Early examples of forms of the surname include: John de Crauford, in – (Scotland),[10] Galfridus de Crauford, in – (Scotland), and Nicolaus d

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