- The
Craufurd Baronetcy, of
Kilbirney in south-west
Scotland ("North Britain" in the
terminology of the time), is a
title in the
Baronetage of
Great Britain...
- Sir
Alexander Craufurd, 1st
Baronet (c. 1729 – 15
December 1797), of
Kilbirney, was a
Scottish baronet.
Craufurd was born in c. 1729 at Kilwinning, Scotland...
- Clan
branches Crawford of
Auchinames (chiefs)
Craufurd of
Kilbirney (senior cadets)
Crawfords of
Craufurdland Craufurd of
Jordanhill Crawfurds of Baidland...
-
Vacant since 2020. 373
Rumbold of Wood Hall 27
March 1779 378
Crauford of
Kilbirney 8 June 1781 No heir. 379
Sykes of
Basildon 8 June 1781 380
Mosley of Ancoats...
- now
merged with
Baron Strathspey Crawford,
later Crawford-Pollock of
Kilbirney 1628 Crawford, Crawford-Pollok
dormant 1885
Crosbie of
Queens County...
- Hall and
married one of the
daughters of the
fourth Craufurd baronet of
Kilbirney. J.W. Walton-Wilson's
eldest daughter was
Katherine Mary
Beatrice Walton...
- Cradock-Hartopp of
Freathby 12 May 1796 Cradock-Hartopp
extinct Crauford of
Kilbirney 8 June 1781
Crauford extant Crosse of
Westminster 13 July 1713 Crosse...
-
dating between 1628 and 1656,
which were sold by
Margaret Crawford, Lady
Kilbirney, and her
husband Mr
Patrick Lindsay to
Thomas Crawford of
Cartsburn in...
- Lindsay-Crawford (1669–1695),
daughter of the Hon.
Patrick Crawford of
Kilbirney (1646–1681), who was the
second son of John Lindsay, 17th Earl of Crawford...
