This County Is In The South Central Georgia Region Crisp County was created August 17, 1905 from Dooly County.  The County Seat of Crisp County is Cordele. Crisp County is named for Charles Frederick Crisp .  For records prior to 1905 see Dooly County, GA records. Cities and Towns are:  Adkins, Arabi, Bland Villa, Cone, Coney, Cordele, Daphne, East Cordele, East Crisp, Fullers, Fullers Spur, Hatley, Malone, Marshall, McKenzie, Milldale, Musselwhite, Nesbit, Penia, Raines, Ross, Wenona, West Cordele, William, Williford Crisp County Courthouse Crisp County Government Churches of Crisp County  Public Library Cordele Hughes and Wright Funeral Home   [Obits] Rainey Funeral Home  [Obits] Cordele Dispatch - Internet Edition Crisp Co Schools Crisp County Chamber of Commerce            FamilySearch Centers  Surname search page Subject search page FamilySearch [Library Catalog Index]  NARA | Records US Army Military  History     Visit The Georgia GenWeb Project Georgia GenWeb County Table Georgia Military Georgia News Indian Captives Georgia Criminals County History Georgia History Georgia Archives Ga.Historical Maps

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