The Main Trunk and its Branches in Scotland and Northern Ireland:
This is the Main Trunk began in Banffshire in c.1125 and then went to Perthshire in 1400 before going back to Banffshire in 1600.
First Branch, Fife, began in Fife with the same person as the Main Branch around the same time, c1125.
Second Branch was begun in 1314/5 and is called Monymusk Branch, it was at Forglen, Banffshire.
Third Branch was when the youngest member of the main branch went to Antrim and his sons began three branches in Northern Ireland after 1620
Fourth Branch is in Aberdeenshire and was called Fetternear Branch: It continues with family members from the Main Trunk who live and work in Aberdeenshire, which includes the Woolen Mills Family in Aberdeen.
Fifth Branch was back in Banffshire and was called Glassaugh Branch.
Sixth Branch was called Tullibody and it was in Clackmanackshire, now Sterlingshire.
The family that remained in France: This covers the branch of the family with the title Seigner de Cromey: The Family Tree in France, : Berbis; Cromey, Morin: 1435-ongoing.
Branches of the family tree which began in North America:
These cover the Scots Irish/Crombies who settled in the Massachusetts Colony; an Abercrombie line which goes from Virginia to South Carolina and eventually most of the United States of America; another Abercrombie line which line which is mainly South carolina, Georgia and other Southern States of the United States of America; the first sub-branch of the Fife Line, Abercrombie, which also goeos to the South-Eastern states of the United States; a branch of the Tullibody line which went to Baltimore, Virginia, the Carolinas and ended up in Illinois; another Abercrombie line which began in Baltimore; a line which possibly comes from Fife. There are also two Crombie lines from Northern Ireland to Canada.
The following lines go to Australia: I have incorporated them so that they follow on in the order listed as I am running out of space here.
Crombie to the Colony of South Australia from County Down N.I.; then Cromie to Victoria from the same family in County Down; Crombie from Fife to Western Queensland via Victoria; Cromie to Warrnambool, Victoria from Dungiven, N.I.; Cromey/Crombie to Victorian goldfields from Dungiven N.I.; then Crombie to Queensland from Dungiven via Greenock, Scotland.