Long-cleeve Clan

The Long-Cleeves were a family of hobbits

They were also part of the Took clan and the Baggins clan

Background
The Long-Cleeves is the fan-based name of Diamond of Long-Cleeve as she had no proper last name in the original text.

Early history
They were hobbits who lived in the North. They were also Tooks, but did nto take that last name and instead took it as a last name from the town they lived in.

It is believed they are descended from Bandobras Took.

History
Bandobras Took moved into the North and had many descendants.

One of his descendants were Arthur of Long-Cleeve.

He married an unnamed female and they had a daughter named Diamond. However, Arthur's wife, died when their child was young and Arthur remained distant from Diamond.

Many years later, Diamond became famous after she helped Frodo Baggins on her quest to destroy the One Ring. During the Siege of Minas Tirith, she and Pippin married each other with the wedding officially performed in a private ceremony with the original Fellowship members, Eowyn, Eomer, and Faramir.

In the fourth age, Pippin and Diamond Took had a son named Faramir Frodo, after both Faramir, son of Denethor and Frodo Baggins, the son of Drogo Baggins

Faramir would later marry Samwise Gamgee and Rosie's daughter, Goldilocks.