In the coming months, we hope to add a large amount of family history to the website. We also have an online version of our family newsletter with current news about your kinfolks.

The Association is a family club. Family clubs can succeed only if they have members. If you are a Crowson or descendant of a Crowson, you are urged to join your family club and support our goals and help preserve your family's heritage. Go to the section on the Association to learn more about your family club.

Our Purpose and Goals:

• Gather and preserve our family's history We are trying to gather and preserve records of every type on ALL descendants of every Crowson (regardless of spelling) who has ever lived. Click on "HISTORY" below to go to the family history section.
• Sponsor the Crowson Family National Library The Family Library was established by Robert Earl in the 1960's and upon his death will be donated to the Georgia State Archives in Atlanta, chosen because it is centrally located for our family and the fact it is the largest and most modern state archives in the South. See more below.

Crowson Family National Library

The Crowson Family National Library was begun in the 1960's by our family historian, Robert Earl Woodham. His main hobby since childhood has been family history. His collection of family records and information became the foundation of the Library. It is now your Family Library.

We are trying to gather information on ALL descendants of the Crowson family (regardless of spelling) and every type of record from the oldest up to the present. One of basic types of record we have is a family information sheet on which info for an individual family is written: this includes the husband, wife, parents and grandparents, children and who they married and when and where they were all born, married and died. We now have hundreds of such family sheets on all the Crowson relat-
ives that we know of so far and we add more almost daily. These are kept in notebooks, filed alphabetically by the first and middle names, with all those kinfolks whose first name begins with the letter A in the "A" notebook, etc. and separate note-
books for each letter of the alphabet. We are trying to complete such a family sheet on every Crowson descendant who has ever lived.

Most of our records are public documents that are found in local courthouses or state agencies. However, we are also trying to collect privately owned records such as the information found in family Bibles (births, marriages, deaths, etc.) which is the most important kind of privately owned family record you can find. In addition, we are collecting copies of old letters, personal memories, photos, etc.