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Jessee Crowder

BirthAug 1838 - Alabama, USA
DeathAFT 1910 - Cason, Titus County, Texas
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Born in Alabama, USA on Aug 1838. Jessee Crowder married Edy "Edie" Williams and had 17 children. He passed away on AFT 1910 in Cason, Titus County, Texas.

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Edy "Edie" Williams
1841 - 1920
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John Crowder
1865 - 1937
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Bulah Crowder
1887 - Unknown
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Maggie Crowder
1874 - 1920
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Jennie Crowder
1864 - Unknown
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Argia Crowder
1886 - Unknown
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Tony Crowder
1891 - 1939
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Goldburge Crowder
1874 - 1960
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Guss Crowder
1870 - Unknown
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Pearl James Crowder
1884 - 1951
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Pensylvania Crowder
1876 - 1937
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Jesse C. Crowder
1872 - 1947
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Dilsie Crowder (Oakry)
1862 - Unknown
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Since Crowder
1877 - 1923
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Dosie Crowder
1868 - Unknown
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Milla A. Crowder
1869 - Unknown
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Milliat Ocra
1883 - Unknown
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Pearl Crowder
1884 - 1951

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