James Crombie

Last updated October 21, 2024

James Crombie may refer to:

James Crombie (minister) (1730–1790), Scottish Presbyterian minister, founder of Belfast Academy
James Crombie (politician) (1834–1898), politician in colonial Queensland
James Edward Crombie (1862–1932), Scottish philanthropist, meteorologist and seismologist
James Crombie (civil servant) (1902–1969), English civil servant
James Mascall Morrison Crombie, Scottish lichenologist
James Crombie (junkie), Tap of the hill

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