Crowe Genealogy,Family History and One-Name Study

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Authors bio

Born in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) to an Irish father and 'English' mother. Dragged up and educated near Manchester, England.

Ethnicity Irish, with British, Swedish, Finnish, Borat Country and 1% Middle East. 1% Mysterious and unknown making up the rest :)

Note: Ethnicity is recorded differently at different genealogy websites To be explained in Genetics

Degree in Applied Biology and Microbiology, worked in genetics and molecular biology research labs and became a Lab Manager. However, science is not me nor my whole life and later worked as a Handyman, Gardener / Garden Designer and Picture Framer and TEFL Teacher, amongst other things.

Keen sportsman, photographer, touring cyclist and many other interests and hobbies.

Genealogical interests

Basic family tree on Wikitree Crowe-937. Also GedMatch no, WD3404946

The known source of my Crowe line was in south Tipperary when I started my one name study and is now in Clare.

My family line in Tipperary is one of a dozen Crowe groups that lived on or around the mountain of Glenaneigh, in Kilcommon, west of Clonoulty, Tipperary and then 'streamed' away. It is now crowned with a wind turbine farm! Crowes from neighboring Kilcommon parish in the 1800s are part of the Streams. Crowes from Cappawhite and Sologhead are related but all are part of an internal migration from Clare to Tipperary.

I am connected to a group of people, from this area, who are related to Crowe or are Crowes themselves. If you are interested I can help make contact with them.

Slowly, I am building up a network of people in other countries who are related to our Crowes too.

The above leads to a One-Name Study for Crowe in Ireland

Connections between Ieland and the world

Volunteer for IrelandXO - see links.

Also -

Crowes that worked on the Irish Railways

Crowes that were involved in the War of Independence

Crowes that worked in the police forces before and after Independence

Explaining how DNA and Genetics work and making it accessible to others

How DNA proves and disproves stories and myths

Helping others find their roots

- and of course anything else that correspondents come up with!