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Greetings,
Here is some background info on the name 'JENKIN, JENKINS', Moray, Lanarkshire etc. 16th c. and 'CROMB' As CRUM; MACDONALD to GORDON...'CRUM, CROOM', Benderloch, MACDONALD.
JENKINS is associated with a place/district...you can look for a district tartan or find what clan occupied those areas and which could hold connections for you on your father's side.
CRUM is also associated with a place/district and clan MacDonald, the sept 'CRUM' belongs to an individual family, unless you can clearly trace your roots to that clan sept...then mostly like a location/district would hold greater connections for you on your mother's side.
Hope this info. sheds some more light on your roots,
All the best,
Graham
Another Note: you can wear whatever tartan you want...however you can not make claims of clanship if your not recognised as a member by a chief...chiefs are the sole authority on clan matters...and decide what tartans are recognised for the clan.
Last edited by Graham A. Robieson; 3rd June 11 at 12:15 PM.
Reason: More info.
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