Last child born to Garland Nelson Crowder and Martha S. Crossley Crowder.
Oscar spent his early years living with his family in McDonald County, Missouri. His mother died after giving birth to Oscar. When Oscar was a year and nine months, his father married Melvina Wilson. On July 12, 1923, at the age of 24, he was admitted to the State Hospital No. 3, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri, where he stayed until his death in 1940.
Oscar was the youngest brother to:
James Walter Crowder,
Pearl Mae Crowder,
Estelle J. Crowder.
He was a half-brother to:
Chester Crowder,
George Nelson Crowder,
Omer Vernon Crowder,
Norman Fray Crowder,
Beulah Violet Crowder,
Baby Crowder.
Cause of death: Bilateral Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Oscar spent his early years living with his family in McDonald County, Missouri. His mother died after giving birth to Oscar. When Oscar was a year and nine months, his father married Melvina Wilson. On July 12, 1923, at the age of 24, he was admitted to the State Hospital No. 3, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri, where he stayed until his death in 1940.
Oscar was the youngest brother to:
James Walter Crowder,
Pearl Mae Crowder,
Estelle J. Crowder.
He was a half-brother to:
Chester Crowder,
George Nelson Crowder,
Omer Vernon Crowder,
Norman Fray Crowder,
Beulah Violet Crowder,
Baby Crowder.
Cause of death: Bilateral Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Last child born to Garland Nelson Crowder and Martha S. Crossley Crowder.
Oscar spent his early years living with his family in McDonald County, Missouri. His mother died after giving birth to Oscar. When Oscar was a year and nine months, his father married Melvina Wilson. On July 12, 1923, at the age of 24, he was admitted to the State Hospital No. 3, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri, where he stayed until his death in 1940.
Oscar was the youngest brother to:
James Walter Crowder,
Pearl Mae Crowder,
Estelle J. Crowder.
He was a half-brother to:
Chester Crowder,
George Nelson Crowder,
Omer Vernon Crowder,
Norman Fray Crowder,
Beulah Violet Crowder,
Baby Crowder.
Cause of death: Bilateral Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Oscar spent his early years living with his family in McDonald County, Missouri. His mother died after giving birth to Oscar. When Oscar was a year and nine months, his father married Melvina Wilson. On July 12, 1923, at the age of 24, he was admitted to the State Hospital No. 3, Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri, where he stayed until his death in 1940.
Oscar was the youngest brother to:
James Walter Crowder,
Pearl Mae Crowder,
Estelle J. Crowder.
He was a half-brother to:
Chester Crowder,
George Nelson Crowder,
Omer Vernon Crowder,
Norman Fray Crowder,
Beulah Violet Crowder,
Baby Crowder.
Cause of death: Bilateral Pulmonary Tuberculosis
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