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Note: 1850 Census - District 68, Pike Co., GA; pg. 203
HH # 1133 -- as of June 1, 1850
George W. Crowder, 44 / 1806, VA
Emely Crowder, 33 / 1817, GA
George A. Crowder, 8 / 1842, GA
Sarah R. Crowder, 6 / 1844, GA
N. G., 3 / 1847, GA, male
Robert T. JAMES, 14
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Spalding Co. created on December 20, 1851 from Fayette, Henry & Pike Counties
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1860 Census - Mount Zion District, Spalding Co., Georgia; P.O. Griffin: pg. 279
HH as of June 1, 1860 - Enumerated July 5, 1860
#836-836
R. P. Crowder, 50, M, Farmer, $5000 / $19,000, Ga
Lucy A., 34, F, Ga
Nancy C., 15, F, Ga, attd sch
Sarah P., 14, F, Ga, attd sch
John H., 12, M, Ga, attd sch
Willie G., 6, M, Ga
Susan E., 3, F, Ga
Walter B., 1, M, Ga
Susan Batey, 20, F, Ga
#837-837
George W. Crowdy, 54, M, Farmer, $3000 / $9900, Virginia
Emily Crowdy, 43, F, Ga,
Georgia A., 17, F, Ga, attd sch
Arabella, 15, F, Ga, attd sch
Eugenius A., 12, M, Ga, attd sch
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1870 Census - Mount Zion, Spalding Co., Georgia; P.O. Griffin; pg. 472B
HH as of June 1, 1870 - Enumerated July 14, 1870 - #442-443
E. T. Crowder, 22, M W, farmer, $1200/$400, Ga, married w/in year - Oct
Mattie, 18, F W, Keeping house, Ga, married w/in year - Oct
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1880 Census - Brooks Station or 1293rd Dist, Fayette Co., GA; pg. 48B
HH as of June 1, 1880 - Enumerated June 2 & 5, 1880
E. T. Crowder Self M Male W 32 GA Farmer VA GA
Mattie C. Crowder Wife M Female W 27 GA House Keeping GA GA Almer B. Crowder Dau S Female W 9 GA GA GA
Sally A. Crowder Dau S Female W 7 GA GA GA
George C. Crowder Son S Male W 5 GA GA GA
William H. Crowder Son S Male W 3 GA GA GA
Eugmius T. Crowder Son S Male W 1M b. May GA GA GA
W. A. Jackson Other S Male W 28 GA Farm Hand GA GA
Henry Pickerton Other S Male B 40 GA Farm Hand GA GA
Jeff Westmorland Other S Male B 20 GA Farm Laborer GA GA
Molly Sperlin Other S Female B 25 GA In House GA GA
Gige Bridges Other S Male B 20 GA Farm Hand GA GA
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1900 Census - Barnesville district excludes Barnesville Town, Pike Co., Georgia; ED 78, pg. 5B & 6A
(area became Lamar Co. on 17 Aug 1920)
HH as of June 1, 1900 - Enumerated June 6, 1900 - #90-90
Euginius T. Crowder, head, W M, Feb 1848, 52, M, 3 yrs, Ga Va Ga
(interesting - his wife, Anna (Hardy) Crowder is enumerated with her parents)
Bell, dau, W F, Aug 1872, 27, S, Ga Ga Ga
Howerton, son, W M, Mar 1877, 23, S, Ga Ga Ga
Theodore, son, W M, May 1878, 22, S, Ga Ga Ga
Emmie, dau, F W, Nov 1882, 17, S, Ga Ga Ga
Lucy, dau, F W, June 1885, 14, S, Ga Ga Ga
(next page)
Georgia, dau, F W, Oct 1886, 13, S, Ga Ga Ga
May, dau, F W, Apr 1890, 10, S, Ga Ga Ga
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1910 Census - Barnesville City, Pike Co., GA; ED 106; pg. 24A
(area became Lamar Co. on 17 Aug 1920)
HH as of April 15, 1910 - Enumerated April 23, 1910
Greenwood Street - #224-240
Eugenius T. Crowder, head, M W, 62, m 2x - current for 13 years, Ga Ga US, laborer - oil co
Anna M., wife, F W, 59, M 1x for 13 years, 0/0 children, Ga US US
George C., son, M W, 35, S, Ga Ga Ga, salesman - department store
Georgia, dau, F W, 23, S, Ga Ga Ga, teacher - public school
Mattie M., dau, F W, 20, S, Ga Ga Ga
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1920 Census - Barnesville, Pike Co., GA; ED 156; pg. 11B
(area became Lamar Co. on 17 Aug 1920)
Eugene T. Crawden, 71 / 1849, head, GA GA GA can read/write, rent
Anna M. Crawden, 69 / 1851, wife, GA GA GA can read/write
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"The Barnesville Gazette"
Barnesville, Pike Co., Georgia (now Lamar Co.)
Issue of September 25, 1890
War Relics!
An Interesting Collection
At The Concert
The Museum of war relics at Granite Hall last Friday evening contained a very interesting collection of articles, and could have been studied with profit for some hours. Everybody was pleased with this part of the entertainment. . .There was one other bullet on exhibition. It was about the same size, only it was very badly battered up, on account of its contact with the hard bones of a man's body. This is possessed by Mr. E.T. Crowder and was taken from his back during the war.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Lynn Cunningham lcunnin1@@bellsouth.net December 1, 2002
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Georgia, Confederate Pension Applications, 1879-1960
Name: E T Crowder
County: Pike
Approx. Application Year: 1898
Application Type: Soldier
Archive Collection Name: Pension Applications of Confederate Soldiers and Widows
Archive Collection #: GCP-377
Number of Images in Packet: 32
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Index of Pension Applications Made by Confederate Soldiers Living In Pike County, Georgia
Soldier Wife Military Unit
Crowder, E. T. Co. L, 5th Ga. Regiment
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Lynn Cunningham lcunnin1@@bellsouth.net June 2003
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Pike County, Georgia Pension Rolls (1898 - 1901)
Ledger (approximately 7 � inches by 11 � )
Located at Pike County, Georgia Probate Court
[ PAGE 1]
Invalid 1898
Crowder, E. T.
[ PAGE 51 ]
Invalid Soldier's Pension 1898
starts - jump to [ PAGE 68 ]
E. T. Crowder:
Aug 1864 enlisted in Co. A. 2 Ga reserves state troops. Wounded at [--?-- borough], N. C. March15th,1865
Wound in hip causing same to perish away & rendering it substantially useless.
[Page 93]
List of Invalid Soldiers
Page
68 Crowder, E. T.
File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
William Russell dragonraj@@comcast.net November 18, 2004
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PIKE COUNTY, GA - Confed Vets - Permission to Peddle
Ref.: Document in Pike Co. Probate Office
Requirement of 50 + yrs. old & 10 yr. residency in Ga.
GA State Legislature passed a resolution 12/15/1893 allowing CSA veterans to peddle without a license. They were required
to apply to the Ordinary's office to obtain permission to do said.
Crowder, E.T. Co.A, 2nd Ga. Reserves. Appl. 9/11/1902
This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Shanna English ojmuseum@@yahoo.com
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Pike Co. CSA Pension Roll 1919
The following soldiers were indigent and received $90
Crowder, E.T.
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Lamar County, Georgia - Will Index 1921-1949
Name Book Page Date
Crowder, E. J. BK 1 31 6/08/1915
This file was contributed for use in the USGenWebArchives by: Shanna English ojmuseum@@yahoo.com
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Georgia Deaths, 1919-98
Name: Mrs. E. T. Crowder << s/b Mr.
Death Date: 01 Nov 1922
County of Death: Lamar
Certificate: 29752-D
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Greenwood Cemetery
Barnesville, Lamar Co., Georgia (area was Pike Co. until August 17, 1920)
Recorded by Morgan and Smith in May 1974.
This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Reformatted by: Ted Smith <ted_smith@@us.ibm.com>
The Information contained in this document was initially recorded by Jack Morgan and Clarence Smith from 1968-1974. The
index of these records was prepared by Robert Torbert. Some tombstones were difficult to read and some errors are likely. If you identify corrections that need to be made please notify Robert Torbert, 104 Westbury Lane, Florence, AL 35630.
First Name Last Name Birthdate Deathdate Comments E T CROWDER 20FE1848 1NO1922 Husband of Mattie C
Mattie C CROWDER 12JL1852 29SE1895 Wife of E T Crowder *
Georgia State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Standard Certificate of Death #29752
Death place: Barnesville - Greenwood, Lamar Co., Georgia
Registration District: 533
Name: Mr. E. T. Crowder
Res: City - Barnsville, Street - Greenwood
Length of Res: 36 yrs
Gender: Male
Race: white
Marital status: Married
Spouse name: Miss Anna Hardy
Date of Birth: Feb 20, 1848
Age: 75 years
Occupation: Cotton business
Employer: self
Birthplace: Spalding Co., Ga
Father's name: Geo. W. Crowder, b. Virginia
Mother's name: D K, b. Virginia [Emily Jones b. Georgia]
Informant: W. H. Crowder, Barnesville, Ga
Date of Death: 4:15am, Nov 1, 1922
Cause: Chronic Nephritis
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery on Nov 2, 1922
Undertaker: Jordan Und Co - Barnesville, Ga
Collection: Georgia Deaths 1914-1927
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"The Atlanta Constitution"
Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia
Issue of November 2, 1922
E. T. Crowder dies at Barnesville, Ga.
Barnesville, Ga., -- November 1 (Special) E. T. Crowder, confederate veteran and well-known citizen, died here today and will be buried from the Methodist church at 10 o'clock tomorrow. He was 75 years old and had been a business man of the city for 36 years, coming here from Fayette county. He is survived by his widow, three sons, George, Howelton, and Theodore Crowder, and three daughters, Mrs. O. W. Holland, Mrs. J. S. Bryan and Mrs. J. S. Talley, all of this community.
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