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Surname meaning crow. Crow family history genealogy and family tree. Browse for all the origins histories and meanings of Crow and almost 2000000 other surnames. From Middle English crow Old English crawa applied as a nickname for someone with dark hair or a dark complexion or for someone thought.

Find the origins meaning of the Crow name photos and more. William Crowe 1616-1675 was an English clergyman and bibliographer from Suffolk. A name derived from animals meaning crow.

Irish very common in northern Ireland and English. 76 percent are found in North America and 76 percent are found in Anglo-North America. In the first instance the derivation is from the Middle English crowe Olde English crawa meaning crow and originally given as a nickname to someone thought to bear a fancied resemblance to the bird perhaps someone with particularly dark hair.

And Mitford Crowe or Crow 1669-1719 an English. Crowe Meaning Crowe has two different origins as a surname one from England and the other from Ireland. Sir Sackville Crowe 1st Baronet c.

Search for the meaning of the surname - Crow. A popular surname meaning cockerel. Welsh name meaning crow or raven In mythology this is the name of a giant king of Britain known as Bran the Blessed who was killed attacking Ireland.

In the first instance the derivation is from the Middle English crowe Olde English crawa meaning crow and originally given as a nickname to someone thought to bear a fancied resemblance to the bird perhaps someone with particularly dark hair. Origins The surname Crow has two distinct possible origins one English and the other Gaelic Irish. This surname means parsnip.