A black and white portrait photograph of Charles F. Crisp, born in Sheffield, England, January 29, 1845, of American parents, educated in common schools of Savannah and Macon, Ga., entered the Confederate army in May, 1861; studied law in America, Ga., and was admitted Solicitor-General in 1872; appointed Judge of the Superior Court in 1873; moved to Americus in 1873; appointed Judge of the Superior Court in 1874; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1875; appointed Judge of the Superior Court in 1876; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1877; appointed Judge of the Superior Court in 1878; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1879; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1880; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1881; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1882; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1883; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1884; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1885; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1886; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1887; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1888; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1889; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1890; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1891; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1892; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1893; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1894; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1895; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1896; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1879; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1880; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1881; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1882; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1883; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1884; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1885; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1886; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1887; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1888; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1889; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1890; re-elected Judge of the Superior Court in 1891; re-elected Judge of