Family Tree
- Martin Crane married to Hester Crane (née Palmer, deceased) and Ronee Crane
- Frasier Crane (son, with Hester) married to Nanette Guzman (daughter-in-law, divorced) and Lilith Sternin (daughter-in-law, divorced)
- Frederick Crane (grandson, with Lilith)
- Niles Crane (son, with Hester) married to Maris Crane (daughter-in-law, divorced), Mel Crane (daughter-in-law, divorced) and to Daphne Moon (daughter-in-law)
- David Crane (grandson, with Daphne)
- Frasier Crane (son, with Hester) married to Nanette Guzman (daughter-in-law, divorced) and Lilith Sternin (daughter-in-law, divorced)
- Walt Crane (brother) married to Zora Crane (sister-in-law)
- Nikos Crane (nephew)
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