The House of Crawford is a Lowland Scottish family bearing the surname Crawford. The Crawford surname derives from the barony of Crawford in Clydesdale in the Southern Uplands. It dates from the 12th century when surnames were first adopted in Scotland. Crawfords have spread around the world. The house is represented by the Clan Crawford Association, which unites Crawfords internationally. Crawfords are an ancient Scottish house, which over the centuries has represented Scotland at home and abroad in many endeavors, including wars and diplomacy.

Volume contains numerous articles on Crawford heritage, history, geography, historical landholdings, heraldry & Y-DNA. Authors: Joanne C Crawford, Kevan C Crawford, Raymond Crafurd, Georgina Crawfurd, Bruce Crawford, and Eleanor Moore.

The Crafoord family in Sweden are descendants of the Fedderate cadet of Crawfords in Scotland. The author wrote about their ancestry from 1610 when Jacob Crafoord left Scotland to join the Swedish Army. It continues to follow his descendants until about 1850. Authored by Col. John P. Crafoord Ret., edited by Joanne Crawford PhD.