Crabbe family

The Crabbe family is a family from Harry Potter.

Family Members

 * Irma Crabbe ✝
 * Pollux Black ✝  (in-law)
 * Walburga Black ✝
 * Alphard Black ✝  (disowned)
 * Cygnus Black III ✝
 * Orion Black ✝  (distant relative and in-law)
 * Sirius Black III ✝  (disowned)
 * Regulus Black II ✝
 * Druella Rosier ✝  (in-law)
 * Bellatrix Black ✝
 * Rodolphus Lestrange (in-law)
 * Andromeda Black (disowned)
 * Ted Tonks ✝  (disowned in-law)
 * Nymphadora Tonks ✝  (disowned)
 * Remus John Lupin ✝  (disowned in-law)
 * Teddy Remus Lupin (disowned)
 * Narcissa Black
 * Lucius Malfoy II (in-law)
 * Draco Lucius Malfoy
 * Astoria Greengrass (in-law)
 * Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy
 * Vincent Crabbe ✝

Family
Irma Crabbe married Pollux Black and they had three children; Walburga, Alphard and Cygnus III. Alphard was disowned from the Black family after his death because he left his nephew Sirius money in his will. Walburga Black married her second cousin, Orion Black, and they had two children; Sirius III and Regulus II. Sirius III was disowned for supporting Muggle rights.

Cygnus Black III married Druella Rosier and had three daughters; Bellatrix, Andromeda and Narcissa. Bellatrix married Rodolphus Lestrange and they had no children. Andromeda was disowned for marrying Ted Tonks. Ted and Andromeda Tonks have one daughter, Nymphadora. Nymphadora Tonks married Remus Lupin and they had one son, Teddy. Narcissa married Lucius Malfoy II and they had one son, Draco. Draco married Astoria Greengrass and they have at least one son, Scorpius.

Vincent Crabbe is presumably distantly related to Irma Crabbe, although it is unknown how.

Related Families

 * Black family
 * Rosier family
 * Lestrange family
 * Tonks family
 * Lupin family
 * Malfoy family
 * Greengrass family

Etymology
Crabbe: Crabbe is presumably derived from various places in England known as Craig.

Irma: Irma was a short form of German names that began with the Germanic element ermen, which meant "whole, universal".

Vincent: Vincent is derived from the Roman name Vincentius, which was derived from the Latin word vincere, which means "to conquer".