1]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants,
       State of Georgia, Volume C5, p. 41.
  2]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants, 
       State of Georgia, Volume E5, p. 934.
  3]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants, 
       State of Georgia, Volume G5, pp. 243, 479.
  4]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants, 
       State of Georgia, Volume H, pp. 420, 426.
  5]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants, 
       State of Georgia, Volume I5, p. 411.
  6]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants,
       State of Georgia, Volume M3, p. 111.
  7]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants, 
       State of Georgia, Volume Y4, p. 443.
  8]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Land Grants, 
       State of Georgia, Volume Z4, p. 373.
  9]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Journal of the Georgia 
       General Assembly 1781-1783, pp. 63-65, Drawer 242, Box 35.
  10]	Revolutionary War Loyalist Claims, in Georgia Department of Archives 
       and History, Atlanta, Bundle 35, from British Public Records Office,
       Drawer 40, Box 45.
  11]	Warrant for Land, 400 Acres, Robert H. Hughes, Effingham County,
       Georgia, 2 November 1795; on file in Effingham County Plat Book DD,
       p. 372, in Office of Surveyor General, State of Georgia, Georgia 
       Department of Archives and History, Atlanta.
  12]	National Archives and Records Service, War of 1812 Pension 
      Application for Gideon  Crawford, SO 27050, WO 41847, 
       {Abstract by Gordon L. Remington}.
  13]	National Archives and Records Service, Old War Pension 
       Application #4958, File #5799 for Civility Bennett, 
       widow of John Bennett.
  14]	National Archives and Records Service, Confederate Army Service
       Records for John C. Crawford, Card numbers 
       45130007, 45130096, 45130190, and 45130368.
  15]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Inventories of Colonial 
       Georgia, Volume F, p. 400.
  16]	Georgia Department of Archives and History, Original List of Winners 
       of Land Lottery of 1820, in Vault.
  17]	Florida Division of Library and Information Services, Confederate
       Pension for A00661, Amanda Crawford, widow of John Crawford;
       30 July 1909.


Books

  18]	Resource Records of Pike/Walthall Counties Mississippi, 1798-1876,
      p. 116, anon., {n. p., n. pub., n. d.}.
  19]	Jeannette Holland Austin, The Georgians, pp. 91-92, 
      {Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1984}.
  20]	Allen D. Candler, compiler, The Colonial Records of the State of 
      Georgia, Volume X, from January 6, 1767 to December 5, 1769, 
      pp. 294, 486, 923-924; {Atlanta: Franklin-Turner Company, 1907}.
  21]	Allen D. Candler, compiler, The Colonial Records of the State of 
      Georgia, Volume XI, from April 3, 1770 to July 13, 1771, pp. 59, 
      121-122; {Atlanta: Franklin-Turner Company, 1907}.
  22]	Allen D. Candler, compiler, The Revolutionary Records of the State 
      of Georgia, Volume III, pp. 144-145, 166-169, 
      {Atlanta: Franklin-Turner Company, 1908}.
  23]	Henry Alexander Davis, Some Huguenot Families of South Carolina and 
      Georgia, pp. 58-62, {Supplement No. 2, Atlanta: Georgia Department 
      of Archives and History, 1937}.
  24]	Marion R. Hemperley, English Crown Grants in St. Matthew Parish 
      in Georgia 1755-1775, p. 25, {Atlanta: State Printing Office, 1974}.
  25]	Folks Huxford, compiler; Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Volume II, 
      {4th printing, 1977; Homerville, Georgia: by the compiler, 1954}.
  26]	Folks Huxford, compiler; Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Volume IV,
      {4th printing, 1974; Homerville, Georgia: by the compiler, 1960}. 
  27]	Folks Huxford, compiler; Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Volume V,
      {3rd printing, 1974; Homerville, Georgia: by the compiler, 1967}. 
  28]	Folks Huxford, FASG, compiler; Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, 
      Volume VII, {2nd printing, 1977; Homerville, Georgia: by the compiler,
      1975}. 
  29]	Harold Lawrence, editor and compiler, Methodist Preachers in 
      Georgia 1783-1900, (n. p., n. pub., n. d.}.
  30]	Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr., compiler, The Fourth or 1821 Land 
      Lottery of Georgia,{Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical
      Press, Inc., 1986}.
  31]	Alex. S. McQueen, History of Charlton County Georgia, pp. 127-128; 
      {Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Company, 1978}.
  32]	Alvaretta Kenan Register, Bullock County, Georgia Genealogical 
      Source Material, p. 26, {Swainsboro, Georgia: Magnolia Press, n. d.}.
  33]	Charles Wareing Bardsley, English Surnames Their Sources and 
      Significations {Sixth Edition; London: Chatto & Windus, 1898;
      Reprint: Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 1990}.
  34]	Records of Effingham County, Georgia containing Annals of Georgia, 
      Volume II, anon.,{n. p., n. pub., n. d.}
  35]	Elsdon C. Smith, New Dictionary of American Family Names, 
      {2nd Edition; New York: Harper & Row, 1973}. 
  36]	F. K. and S. Hitching, References to English Surnames in 1601,
      {Walton-on-Thames: Chas. A. Bernau, 1910}.
  37]	Screven County History Project, The History of Screven County,
      Georgia, {Dallas: Curtis Media Corporation, 1989}. 
  38]	Jane Twitty Shelton, Pines and Pioneers A History of Lowndes County,
      Georgia 1825-1900, {Atlanta: Cherokee Publishing Company, 1976}.
  39]	Mary Bondurant Warren, editor, Georgia Land Owners' Memorials,
      pp. 178, 253, {Danielsville, Georgia: Heritage, 1988}.
  40]	Caroline Price Wilson, compiler, Annals of Georgia, Vol. II,
      p. 127, {Savannah: Genealogical Heritages, 1953}.
  41]	Robert & George Watkins, A Digest of the Laws of the State of
      Georgia, Part 1 {Philadelphia: R. Aitken, 1800; Reprint: The First
      Laws of the State of Georgia, Wilmington, Delaware: Michael Glazier, 
      Inc., n. d.}.
  42]	Virgil D. White, transcriber, Register of Florida CSA Pension 
      Applications, p. 10;{Waynesboro, Tennessee: National Historical 
      Publishing Company, 1989}.
  43]	Folks Huxford, FASG, abstractor, Genealogical Material from Legal 
      Notices in Early Georgia Newspapers, p. 303; {Easley, 
      South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, 1989}. 
  44]	Buddy Sullivan, Early Days on the Georgia Tidewater, 
      {Darien, Georgia: McIntosh County Board of Commissioners, 1990}.

Census Records

  45]	1820 U. S. Census of McIntosh County, Georgia, pp. 20, 21, 23. 
  46]	1830 U. S. Census of Lowndes County, Georgia, pp. 86, 88.
  47]	1840 U. S. Census of Lowndes County, Georgia, pp. 239-240.
  48]	1840 U. S. Census of McIntosh County, Georgia, p. 84.
  49]	1840 U. S. Census of Ware County, Georgia, pp. 141, 143.
  50]	1850 U. S. Census of Effingham County, Georgia, p. 358.
  51]	1850 U. S. Census of Ware County, Georgia, pp. 89-93.
  52]	1860 U. S. Census of Charlton County, Georgia, p. 43.
  53]	1860 U. S. Census of Pierce County, Georgia, pp. 1022, 1027, 1034,
      1036, 1038, 1039, 1046.
  54]	1870 U. S. Census of Charlton County, Georgia, p. 25, 38, 40, 41.
  55]	1880 U. S. Census of Baker County, Florida, Enumeration District 9,
      Sheet 10.
  56]	1880 U. S. Census of Pierce County, Georgia, Enumeration District 80,
      Sheet 34.
  57]	1880 U. S. Census of Ware County, Georgia, Enumeration District 94, 
      Sheet 20.
  58]	1885 Florida State Census, Baker County, Florida, Enumeration District
      5, p. 59. 
  59]	1910 U. S. Census of Baker County, Florida, Enumeration District 21,
      p. 5.

Deeds

  60]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume A-B, pp. 94, 274, 369,
      425, 455.
  61]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume C-D, pp. 80, 386.
  62]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume E-F, p. 384.
  63]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume G-H, pp. 10, 75, 82, 230.
  64]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume K, p. 35.
  65]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume L, p. 148.
  66]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume N, p. 247.
  67]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume O, p. 8.
  68]	Effingham County, Georgia Deeds, Volume R, p. 271.

Land Plats

  69]	Effingham County, Georgia, Land Plats, Volume A, pp. 129, 139, 444.
  70]	Effingham County, Georgia, Land Plats, Volume B, pp. 245, 438, 460,
      462.
  71]	Effingham County, Georgia, Land Plats, Volume C, pp. 198, 279, 295, 
      296.
  72]	Effingham County, Georgia, Land Plats, Volume D, p. 22.
  73]	Screven County, Georgia, Land Plats, Volume A, p. 22.

Manuscripts in the Family History Library at Salt Lake City

  74]	Effingham County, Georgia & Liberty County, Georgia Early Records,
      pp. 19-20, anon., {n. p., 	n. pub., n. d., [Call # 975.87 V2e]}.
  75]	Index to 1820 Land Lottery of Georgia, Volume I, p. 91, anon., 
      {n. p., n. pub., n. d., [Call # 972.8 R21gi 1820]}.

Miscellaneous Records

  76]	Military Commissions 1812-1815, State of Georgia, p. 171
      {abstract by Gordon L. Remington}. 
  77]	Tax Digest of 1830; Lowndes County, Georgia{Abstract by
      Gordon L. Remington}.
  78]	Correspondence to author of 11 June 1990 from Mr. Gerald T. Bennett, 
      in which he states that Civility Crawford is shown as age 50 in the 
      1850 census of McIntosh County.
  79]	Correspondence to the author of 9 October 1990, from
      Mr. Raymond F. Cook.
  80]	Marriage License, 26 July 1794, for William Crawford and 
      Patsey Bailey, "directed unto the Reverend Mr. Brewer", 
      Miscellaneous Records of the Court of the Ordinary, Effingham County,
      Georgia, Volume A, p. 66.
  81]	Will of Mary Crawford, dated 11 May 1812, leaving her estate to the 
      heirs of her son, David Jones, "known otherwise as David Crawford". 
      Appoints her sister, Nancy Crawford, as executor. Found in 
      Miscellaneous Records of the Court of the Ordinary, Effingham County,
      Georgia, Volume A, p. 251. 
  82]	Correspondence to the author dated 16 June 1991 from
      Carolyn J. Willson, in which she describes her ancestor
      William H. Crawford of Effingham County, Georgia, and his father, 
      Thomas Crawford, of South Carolina and Virginia, and the remarriage
      to Richard Touchstone of William H. Crawford's widow, Martha. 

Newspapers

  83]	The Georgia Gazette, 7 September 1775, p. 3, col. 2,
      advertisement of land previously granted Thomas Crawford 
      for sale by Lewis Johnson, Provost Marshall of Georgia.
  84]	Darien (Georgia) Gazette, 6 January 1821, p. 3.
  85]	Darien (Georgia) Gazette, 14 July 1821, p. 2.
  86]	Darien (Georgia) Gazette, 13 February 1823, p. 3, column 5.
  87]	Darien (Georgia) Gazette, 20 February 1823, p. 3, column 5.
  88]	Darien (Georgia) Gazette, 6 March 1823, p. 3, column 5.

Periodicals

  89]	"1820 Georgia Land Lottery McIntosh County Fortunate Drawers",
      p. 1901, The Georgia Genealogical Magazine, [April, 1968].
  90]	Robert S. Davis, Jr., compiler, "Revised Qualifications for Draws 
      in the Georgia Land Lotteries", The Georgia Genealogical Magazine, 
      (Summer-Fall 1980), pp. 207-216.