Culpepper Family Tree (complete version)

Nancy F. Culpepper

F, (23 November 1837 - 7 November 1886)

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

Birth*

23 November 1837

Nancy was born at Warren Co., Georgia, on 23 November 1837.

(Family Member) Relocation

circa January 1840

She was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa January 1840 at Talbot Co., Georgia.¹

(free wh female 00-05) 1840 Census

1 June 1840

Nancy and Amanda was probably a free white female, under five years old, in Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA's household, on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 at Talbot Co., Georgia.²

(Household member) 1850 Census

1 June 1850

Caroline, Nancy, Amanda, John, William and Mary was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA on the 1850 Census at Lee Co., Georgia.³

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1853

She was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa 1853 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

Married Name

23 November 1856

As of 23 November 1856, her married name was Taylor.⁵

Marriage*

23 November 1856

She married Kinchen L. Taylor at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 23 November 1856 at age 19.⁵

Death*

7 November 1886

She died at Georgia on 7 November 1886 at age 48.

Burial*

after 7 November 1886

Her body was interred after 7 November 1886 at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁶

Family

Kinchen L. Taylor (circa 1836 - )

Last Edited

30 September 2004

Citations

Estimated date of reloaction is based on the facts that Gardner and Caroline were founding members of Long Creek Baptist Church in Warren Co in July 1839 but then appeared in the census in Lee County in Jun 1840.
1840 Federal Census, United States.
Page 219, Unk Twp, Talbot Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 1 M15-20, 1 M20-30, 2 F0-5, 1 F20-30.
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 282, Family 175, District 50, Lee Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 38, M, Manager, RE=$200, GA
Caroline Culpepper, 34, F, GA
Nancy F. Culpepper, 12, F, GA
Amanda Culpepper, 9, F, GA
John G. Culpepper, 7, M, GA
Wm H Culpepper, 5, M, GA
Mary A. M. Culpepper, 2, F, GA.
1853 relocation is based on the fact that in that year, Gardner and Caroline had only moved to Lee County in 1848, were still there at the time of the 1850 census, and then in 1853 they became founding members of a church in Thomas Co.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Nancy F. Culpepper and Kinchen L. Taylor on 23 Nov 1856 in Thomas Co., GA.
Correspondence from Ruth Allison Waldron Hill, (Collection of Letters between Hill and Hopkins), to Elizabeth Hopkins, 1950-1952, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 164,482.

Amanda E. Culpepper

F, (9 March 1840 - )

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

Birth*

9 March 1840

Amanda was born at Talbot Co., Georgia, on 9 March 1840.

(free wh female 00-05) 1840 Census

1 June 1840

Nancy and Amanda was probably a free white female, under five years old, in Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA's household, on the 1840 Census on 1 June 1840 at Talbot Co., Georgia.¹

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1847

She, as a family member, accompanied Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in relocating circa 1847 at Lee Co., Georgia; Historical background explaining the possible rationale for Gardner's move into and out of Lee County:
     In addition to fertile lands around Palmyra, the hammock lands northward along Kinchafooa and Muckalee Creeks were found to be rich. With increasing settlement and cultivation the pine high lands, on both sides of the territory drained by the Kinchafoona, Muckaloochee, and Muckalee Creeks, were found to be also almost equal to the hummocks in fertility. The soil of the county came to be considered as mostly fertile. Only the western part, having a reddish, thirsty, sandy soil, and a belt along the Flint River in the eastern part were found to be of inferior quality.
     Prospects of ready transportation by railroad through Macon and by steamboat from Albany to cotton markets throughout the world caused rapid transfer of the cotton-planting interests from the upper counties to Lee. Although the first steamboat reached Albany in 1837, the river was not used for much commercial navigation until after 1847 with the elimination of the worst shoal on the Flint River between Albany and Apalachicola. In 1848, the proposed railroad from Macon through Lee County to Albany had been legalized by sufficient subscriptions, including some from Lee County. The newspapers, the Southwestern Georgian (later the Albany Courier), founded in 1841, and the Albany Patriot, founded in 1845, also had some influence in publicizing the section for settlers." The June 30, 1847, issue of the Patriot had the following items:
     "We were shown on Monday last, two stalks of cotton from the plantation of Mr. Robert Thompson, of Lee County. One stalk was of the Grand Gulf Cotton... about six feet high, and had some eight or ten full grown bolls on it. We were assured that there were several bolls opened in the field from which this was taken. The other stalk was nearly six feet high, and had on it upwards of one hundred bolls and forms. It was not quite so forward on the other stalk. There is said to be two hundred acres of cotton on the same plantation as good as these specimens..."
     With such inducements large numbers of settlers came in from Liberty, Burk, Baldwin, and Putnam Counties. Rich plantations of hammock land grew up along the Kinchafoona and Muckalee Creeks. By 1849, the distribution of cultivated farming lands was shown by agricultural settlements to the north of Palmyra: Cotton Bluff (probably so named as a collection point for shipping cotton to Albany), Starkville with new settlers, Oceola and Chenuba, to the northwest, and Sumterville, to the northeast.
     Despite the transfer of a strip of this county's lands to Dooly County in 1842, population increased from 2,370 white and 2,706 black in 1840 to 3,025 white and 3,634 black, including 7 free black, in 1850. The white population was the largest the county has ever had. There were 387 farms, averaging seven whites with nine slaves to the farm, and 550 dwellings. Since the county contained 506 square miles or 323,841 acres, the landholdings in and adjacent to each farm average 837 acres. The major portion of the land was the unpeopled pine and swampy land surrounding the plantations. Real estate in the county had a tax valuation of $l,148,224, and an average sale value of $10 per acre. Personal estates, largely slaves, were valued at $2,207,702. Since there were 3,626 slaves, the average value per slave was about $600. The ordinary crop of a county planter was 100 to 2,000 bales of cotton. Average yield of the land per acre was 800 pounds of cotton, 20 bushels of corn, and 10 bushels of wheat. Little attention was paid to orchards.
     The history of farming in Lee County was probably similar to that generally of the cotton belt in southwestern Georgia. There was an influx of small farmers interested in growing cotton. Some chanced upon rich lands, others upon poor; some were near navigation, others were far; some were expert, vigorous, frugal and farsighted, others were slack, spendthrift or merely perhaps unlucky. Profits from efficiency and good fortune enabled some to buy slaves and then to buy neighboring lands and attain eventually the scale and rank of planters. For their added lands they, raid prices acceptable to those who heard the loud call of the West; but they could force no man to sell who was not so minded. There were several farmers to every planter, throughout the best cotton zone, each producing cotton in sturdy competition with his neighbor, great or small. "Divergencies were of continuous gradation from the wealthy to paupers." In the last instance only does Lee County differ. There is little record of poverty among the white people in Lee County before the War.
     Lee County's comparative wealth was due to early climatic conditions. The swampy lands interspersed in the county and the drinking water produced fevers among white people. The blacks, however, were immune to the fevers and thrived in the semi-tropical climate. The large white population of 1850 dwindled. Many sold their lands to those who had the financial resources to consolidate the lands into large plantations and to buy slaves to work them. Many of the owners lived away from their plantations, in Starkville, Palmyra, and in cities outside the county, such as Albany, Americus, and Macon. Agriculture was the county's only source of income, and slaves did this work. There were no possible opportunities to induce poor people to remain. By 1860, the white poulation was only 2,242, but the black had increased to 4,954.²

(Household member) 1850 Census

1 June 1850

Caroline, Nancy, Amanda, John, William and Mary was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA on the 1850 Census at Lee Co., Georgia.³

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1853

She was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa 1853 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

Marriage*

21 July 1858

She married Mitchell B. Parramore at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 21 July 1858 at age 18.⁵

Married Name

21 July 1858

As of 21 July 1858, her married name was Parramore.⁵

Family

Mitchell B. Parramore (circa 1838 - )

Last Edited

28 September 2004

Citations

1840 Federal Census, United States.
Page 219, Unk Twp, Talbot Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 1 M15-20, 1 M20-30, 2 F0-5, 1 F20-30.
Gardner appeared in the 1840 census inTalbot County and in the 1850 census in Lee County. He is presumed to have relocated coincident with the Lee County boom.
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 282, Family 175, District 50, Lee Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 38, M, Manager, RE=$200, GA
Caroline Culpepper, 34, F, GA
Nancy F. Culpepper, 12, F, GA
Amanda Culpepper, 9, F, GA
John G. Culpepper, 7, M, GA
Wm H Culpepper, 5, M, GA
Mary A. M. Culpepper, 2, F, GA.
1853 relocation is based on the fact that in that year, Gardner and Caroline had only moved to Lee County in 1848, were still there at the time of the 1850 census, and then in 1853 they became founding members of a church in Thomas Co.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Amanda Culpepper and Mitchell B. Parramore on 21 Jul 1858 in Thomas Co., GA.

John Gardner Culpepper

M, (March 1842 - 22 July 1864)

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

Birth*

March 1842

John was born at Talbot Co., Georgia, in March 1842.¹

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1847

He, as a family member, accompanied Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in relocating circa 1847 at Lee Co., Georgia; Historical background explaining the possible rationale for Gardner's move into and out of Lee County:
     In addition to fertile lands around Palmyra, the hammock lands northward along Kinchafooa and Muckalee Creeks were found to be rich. With increasing settlement and cultivation the pine high lands, on both sides of the territory drained by the Kinchafoona, Muckaloochee, and Muckalee Creeks, were found to be also almost equal to the hummocks in fertility. The soil of the county came to be considered as mostly fertile. Only the western part, having a reddish, thirsty, sandy soil, and a belt along the Flint River in the eastern part were found to be of inferior quality.
     Prospects of ready transportation by railroad through Macon and by steamboat from Albany to cotton markets throughout the world caused rapid transfer of the cotton-planting interests from the upper counties to Lee. Although the first steamboat reached Albany in 1837, the river was not used for much commercial navigation until after 1847 with the elimination of the worst shoal on the Flint River between Albany and Apalachicola. In 1848, the proposed railroad from Macon through Lee County to Albany had been legalized by sufficient subscriptions, including some from Lee County. The newspapers, the Southwestern Georgian (later the Albany Courier), founded in 1841, and the Albany Patriot, founded in 1845, also had some influence in publicizing the section for settlers." The June 30, 1847, issue of the Patriot had the following items:
     "We were shown on Monday last, two stalks of cotton from the plantation of Mr. Robert Thompson, of Lee County. One stalk was of the Grand Gulf Cotton... about six feet high, and had some eight or ten full grown bolls on it. We were assured that there were several bolls opened in the field from which this was taken. The other stalk was nearly six feet high, and had on it upwards of one hundred bolls and forms. It was not quite so forward on the other stalk. There is said to be two hundred acres of cotton on the same plantation as good as these specimens..."
     With such inducements large numbers of settlers came in from Liberty, Burk, Baldwin, and Putnam Counties. Rich plantations of hammock land grew up along the Kinchafoona and Muckalee Creeks. By 1849, the distribution of cultivated farming lands was shown by agricultural settlements to the north of Palmyra: Cotton Bluff (probably so named as a collection point for shipping cotton to Albany), Starkville with new settlers, Oceola and Chenuba, to the northwest, and Sumterville, to the northeast.
     Despite the transfer of a strip of this county's lands to Dooly County in 1842, population increased from 2,370 white and 2,706 black in 1840 to 3,025 white and 3,634 black, including 7 free black, in 1850. The white population was the largest the county has ever had. There were 387 farms, averaging seven whites with nine slaves to the farm, and 550 dwellings. Since the county contained 506 square miles or 323,841 acres, the landholdings in and adjacent to each farm average 837 acres. The major portion of the land was the unpeopled pine and swampy land surrounding the plantations. Real estate in the county had a tax valuation of $l,148,224, and an average sale value of $10 per acre. Personal estates, largely slaves, were valued at $2,207,702. Since there were 3,626 slaves, the average value per slave was about $600. The ordinary crop of a county planter was 100 to 2,000 bales of cotton. Average yield of the land per acre was 800 pounds of cotton, 20 bushels of corn, and 10 bushels of wheat. Little attention was paid to orchards.
     The history of farming in Lee County was probably similar to that generally of the cotton belt in southwestern Georgia. There was an influx of small farmers interested in growing cotton. Some chanced upon rich lands, others upon poor; some were near navigation, others were far; some were expert, vigorous, frugal and farsighted, others were slack, spendthrift or merely perhaps unlucky. Profits from efficiency and good fortune enabled some to buy slaves and then to buy neighboring lands and attain eventually the scale and rank of planters. For their added lands they, raid prices acceptable to those who heard the loud call of the West; but they could force no man to sell who was not so minded. There were several farmers to every planter, throughout the best cotton zone, each producing cotton in sturdy competition with his neighbor, great or small. "Divergencies were of continuous gradation from the wealthy to paupers." In the last instance only does Lee County differ. There is little record of poverty among the white people in Lee County before the War.
     Lee County's comparative wealth was due to early climatic conditions. The swampy lands interspersed in the county and the drinking water produced fevers among white people. The blacks, however, were immune to the fevers and thrived in the semi-tropical climate. The large white population of 1850 dwindled. Many sold their lands to those who had the financial resources to consolidate the lands into large plantations and to buy slaves to work them. Many of the owners lived away from their plantations, in Starkville, Palmyra, and in cities outside the county, such as Albany, Americus, and Macon. Agriculture was the county's only source of income, and slaves did this work. There were no possible opportunities to induce poor people to remain. By 1860, the white poulation was only 2,242, but the black had increased to 4,954.²

(Household member) 1850 Census

1 June 1850

Caroline, Nancy, Amanda, John, William and Mary was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA on the 1850 Census at Lee Co., Georgia.³

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1853

He was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa 1853 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

(household member) 1860 Census

1 June 1860

Caroline, John, William, Mary, Sterling, James and Sterling was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁵

Civil War*

between 1861 and 1864

He served in the War Between the States between 1861 and 1864.

Death*

22 July 1864

He died at Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia, on 22 July 1864 at age 22.¹

Biography*

There were John G. Culpeppers who served in the following three units from Georgia: Company A, 3rd GA Cavalry, Company G, 26th GA Infantry, and Company E, 29th GA Infantry. His brother William H. served in Company B, 29th GA Infantry, so the 29th GA Infantry is the most likely possibility for John Gardner Culpepper's unit. John was killed in the Battle of Atlanta.

Last Edited

18 October 2008

Citations

Correspondence from Ruth Allison Waldron Hill, (Collection of Letters between Hill and Hopkins), to Elizabeth Hopkins, 1950-1952, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 164,482.
Gardner appeared in the 1840 census inTalbot County and in the 1850 census in Lee County. He is presumed to have relocated coincident with the Lee County boom.
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 282, Family 175, District 50, Lee Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 38, M, Manager, RE=$200, GA
Caroline Culpepper, 34, F, GA
Nancy F. Culpepper, 12, F, GA
Amanda Culpepper, 9, F, GA
John G. Culpepper, 7, M, GA
Wm H Culpepper, 5, M, GA
Mary A. M. Culpepper, 2, F, GA.
1853 relocation is based on the fact that in that year, Gardner and Caroline had only moved to Lee County in 1848, were still there at the time of the 1850 census, and then in 1853 they became founding members of a church in Thomas Co.
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 24, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 49, M, GA, Farmer, $4,000/$11,000
Caroline Culpepper, 45, F, GA
J. G. Culpepper, 17, M, GA
W. H. Culpepper, 15, M, GA
M. N. Culpepper, 13, F, GA
S. G. Culpepper, 9, M, GA
J. S. Culpepper, 4, M, GA.
S. Brinkley, 12, M, GA.

William Henry Culpepper

M, (14 February 1845 - 5 January 1930)

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

DNA*

William has been proven by DNA and genealogical research to be a descendant of Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA, who is a son of Erasmus Culpepper of Nash Co., NC, who is a great-grandson of Robert Culpepper of Lower Norfolk, VA.

Birth*

14 February 1845

William was born at Talbot Co., Georgia, on 14 February 1845.¹

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1847

(Household member) 1850 Census

1 June 1850

Caroline, Nancy, Amanda, John, William and Mary was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA on the 1850 Census at Lee Co., Georgia.³

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1853

He was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa 1853 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

(household member) 1860 Census

1 June 1860

Caroline, John, William, Mary, Sterling, James and Sterling was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁵

Civil War*

between 1861 and 1865

He served in the War Between the States between 1861 and 1865

"Enlisted at Sapalo, GA 1861, Co. E, 29th GA Reg. under Capt. Bill Young. Discharged under age 1862 at Savannah. Re-enlisted 4th GA Cavalry, Co. F or Capt. Burners Co. Transferred fro 4th GA Cavalry to 20th GA Battallion, Co. F 1863, which I served with until the surrender at Augusta, GA."⁶

Marriage*

19 April 1866

He married Jane Elizabeth Turner at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 19 April 1866 at age 21.⁷

1870 Census*

1 June 1870

William was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁸

1880 Census*

1 June 1880

William was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁹

1900 Census*

1 June 1900

William was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹⁰

1910 Census*

15 April 1910

William was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.¹¹

Relocation*

1910

He relocated in 1910 at DeSoto Co., Florida,⁶

(Witness) WWI Draft Reg

1917

Except for his draft registration, there is no other known record of Harry Culpepper in DeSoto County. However, the 1920 census shows that his uncle Williiam Henry Culpepper was the manager of a farm in DeSoto County. So presumbaly, Harry was living and/or working with his uncle when he registered for the draft.¹²

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

William was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Bowling Green, DeSoto Co., Florida.¹³

Relocation

1921

In 1921, Bowling Green was in the part of DeSoto County that was split off to form Hardee County.

Military pension*

15 May 1924

Approved for Confederate pension of $300 per year. on 15 May 1924 at Bowling Green, Hardee Co., Florida.⁶

Death*

5 January 1930

He died at Hardee Co., Florida, on 5 January 1930 at age 84.¹

Burial*

circa 7 January 1930

His body was interred circa 7 January 1930 at Summerhill Baptist Church Cemetery, Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.^14,1

Biography*

William named some of his daughters (William Jane and Thomas Alabama) with a boy's name.

Family

Jane Elizabeth Turner (22 October 1845 - 13 April 1924)

Children

Lelia Caroline A. Culpepper+ (10 May 1867 - 11 September 1916)
James Gardner Culpepper M.D.+ (16 November 1868 - 31 March 1949)
Hattie Eugenia Culpepper+ (21 March 1875 - 25 November 1955)
William Jane Culpepper+ (22 August 1879 - 6 December 1974)
Thomas Alabama Culpepper+ (3 April 1884 - 19 May 1976)

Last Edited

9 February 2012

Citations

Joe E. Craigmiles III, The Cemeteries of Thomas County, Georgia, Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles Historical Publications, 1990, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Book 975.8984 V3c.
Summerhill Baptist Church, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
+ W. H. Culpepper, 14 Feb 1845 – 5 Jan 1930, Co. B, 29th GA Inf.
+ Jane E. Culpepper, 22 Oct 1845 – 13 Apr 1924.
Gardner appeared in the 1840 census inTalbot County and in the 1850 census in Lee County. He is presumed to have relocated coincident with the Lee County boom.
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 282, Family 175, District 50, Lee Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 38, M, Manager, RE=$200, GA
Caroline Culpepper, 34, F, GA
Nancy F. Culpepper, 12, F, GA
Amanda Culpepper, 9, F, GA
John G. Culpepper, 7, M, GA
Wm H Culpepper, 5, M, GA
Mary A. M. Culpepper, 2, F, GA.
1853 relocation is based on the fact that in that year, Gardner and Caroline had only moved to Lee County in 1848, were still there at the time of the 1850 census, and then in 1853 they became founding members of a church in Thomas Co.
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 24, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 49, M, GA, Farmer, $4,000/$11,000
Caroline Culpepper, 45, F, GA
J. G. Culpepper, 17, M, GA
W. H. Culpepper, 15, M, GA
M. N. Culpepper, 13, F, GA
S. G. Culpepper, 9, M, GA
J. S. Culpepper, 4, M, GA.
S. Brinkley, 12, M, GA.
Florida State Archives, compiler, Florida Confederate Pension Application Files, Florida Memory Project.
http://www.floridamemory.com/Collections/PensionFiles/
7 Aug 1923 pension application by William Henry Culpepper, age 78, born 14 Feb 1845 in Warren Co., GA, stating that he resided in Florida since 1910.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
W. H. Culpepper and Jane E. Turner on 19 Apr 1866 in Thomas Co., GA, Book H-268.
1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 104, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
William Culpepper, 25, M, GA, Farmer, $625/$890
Jane E. Culpepper, 24, F, GA
Lillian Culpepper, 3, F, GA
James G. Culpepper, 1, M, GA
Benjamin Turner, 28, M, GA, Farmer, $625/$480.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 455B, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
William H. Culpepper, Self, M, Male, W, 35, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Jane E. Culpepper, Wife, M, Female, W, 35, GA/GA/GA, Keeping House
Lelia C. A. Culpepper, Dau, S, Female, W, 13, GA/GA/GA, At School
James G. Culpepper, Son, S, Male, W, 11, GA/GA/GA, At School
Hattie U. Culpepper, Dau, S, Female, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Willie J. Culpepper, Dau, S, Female, W, 9M, GA/GA/GA.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 92, page 4A, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
William H. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb 1845 (55), Md 34, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Jane Culpepper, Wife, F, Oct 1845 (54), Md 34, ch 5/5, GA/GA/GA
Willie Culpepper, Dau, F, Aug 1879 (20), GA/GA/GA
Tommie Culpepper, Dau, F, Apr 1884 (16), GA/GA/GA.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 154, page 8A; Militia District 754, Thomas Co., GA
W. H. Culpepper, Head, M, 65, Md 44, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Jane E. Culpepper, Wife, F, 64, Md 44, ch 5/5, GA/GA/GA.
National Archives and Records Administration, compiler, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2005.
http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=6482
"Harry Stuart Culpepper, Rt #1, Arcadia, FL, born 17 Nov 1892 in Boston, GA. Occupation is farmer. Has a wife and child. Claimed exemption from the draft based upon being a farmer and ______. Height is tall, eyes light brown and hair dark. No disabilities. Date of registration illegible. DeSoto Co., FL."
1920 Federal Census, United States.
Page: 5B, ED: 24, Image: 485 (6 Jan 1920), School Street, Bowling Green, DeSoto Co., FL
(In 1921, Bowling Green became part of Hardee Co.)
William H. Culpepper, HH, M, W, 74, M, GA/GA/GA/Farm manager
Jane E. Culpepper, Wife, F, W, 74, M, GA/GA/GA.
Roster of Confederate Graves, Atlanta, GA: United Daughters of the Confederacy, Georgia Division, circa 1995.

Mary A. M. Culpepper

F, (20 February 1848 - say 1868)

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

Birth*

20 February 1848

Mary was born at Lee Co., Georgia, on 20 February 1848.

(Household member) 1850 Census

1 June 1850

Caroline, Nancy, Amanda, John, William and Mary was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA on the 1850 Census at Lee Co., Georgia.¹

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1853

She was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa 1853 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.²

(household member) 1860 Census

1 June 1860

Caroline, John, William, Mary, Sterling, James and Sterling was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.³

Death*

say 1868

She died at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia, say 1868
The date of death is estimated from a note by Ruth Allison Waldron Hill, who said that Mary died as a young woman.⁴

Burial*

say 1868

Her body was interred say 1868 at Summerhill Baptist Church Cemetery, Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

Last Edited

8 August 2002

Citations

1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 282, Family 175, District 50, Lee Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 38, M, Manager, RE=$200, GA
Caroline Culpepper, 34, F, GA
Nancy F. Culpepper, 12, F, GA
Amanda Culpepper, 9, F, GA
John G. Culpepper, 7, M, GA
Wm H Culpepper, 5, M, GA
Mary A. M. Culpepper, 2, F, GA.
1853 relocation is based on the fact that in that year, Gardner and Caroline had only moved to Lee County in 1848, were still there at the time of the 1850 census, and then in 1853 they became founding members of a church in Thomas Co.
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 24, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 49, M, GA, Farmer, $4,000/$11,000
Caroline Culpepper, 45, F, GA
J. G. Culpepper, 17, M, GA
W. H. Culpepper, 15, M, GA
M. N. Culpepper, 13, F, GA
S. G. Culpepper, 9, M, GA
J. S. Culpepper, 4, M, GA.
S. Brinkley, 12, M, GA.
Correspondence from Ruth Allison Waldron Hill, (Collection of Letters between Hill and Hopkins), to Elizabeth Hopkins, 1950-1952, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 164,482.

Sterling Gardner Culpepper (II)

M, (11 March 1851 - 21 November 1907)

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

DNA*

Sterling has been proven by DNA and genealogical research to be a descendant of Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA, who is a son of Erasmus Culpepper of Nash Co., NC, who is a great-grandson of Robert Culpepper of Lower Norfolk, VA.

Namesake*

Sterling Gardner Culpepper (II) was named for Sterling Gardner Culpepper (I).

Birth*

11 March 1851

Sterling was born at Lee Co., Georgia, on 11 March 1851. The 1880 Thomas Co., GA census shows his birth as 1849 in GA. The 1900 Hamilton Co., FL census shows his birth as Mar 1852 in AL. The 11 Mar 1851 birth was found in the Alma Elaine Payne Culpepper family bible. The birth in Lee Co., GA is assumed from where his parents were believed to be living at that time.¹

(Family Member) Relocation

circa 1853

He was an accompanying familiy member in the relocation of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA circa 1853 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.²

(household member) 1860 Census

1 June 1860

Caroline, John, William, Mary, Sterling, James and Sterling was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.³

(household member) 1870 Census

1 June 1870

Sterling and James was living with Caroline Jones on the 1870 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

(Orphan) Guardian

4 July 1870

The court declared Sterling Gardner Culpepper (II) to be orphaned after the death of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA and Caroline Culpepper was appointed as guardian on 4 July 1870 at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁵

Event-Misc*

29 November 1873

He and James Thomas Culpepper M.D. on 29 November 1873 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia, were elected officers in the United Friends of Temperance.⁶

Biography

between 1877 and 1878

From Thomas County newsclippings, we read:
     26 May 1877: S. G. Culpepper elected secretary of Democratic Party meeting.
     15 Dec 1877: S. G. Culpepper elected officer of Horeb Lodge F&AM.
     15 Dec 1877: S. G. Culpepper elected officer of Boston Grange.
     11 May 1878: S. G. Culpepper is a road overseer.
     14 Sep 1878: S. G. Culpepper has started building his new house.
     30 Nov 1878: S. G. Culpepper took premiums at the Fair.
     30 Nov 1878: Sterling G. Culpepper and Susie E. Foy married Thursday evening, Nov 21, at residence of bride's mother.
     4 Jan 1879: S. G. Culpepper elected officer of Horeb Lodge F&AM.
     19 Apr 1879: A boy plowing a mule is killed on S. G. Culpepper's farm.
     8 Jan 1881: S. G. Culpepper elected "Outside Watchman" of the Boston A.O.U.W. Society.⁷

Marriage*

21 November 1878

He married Susie Elizabeth Foy at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 21 November 1878 at age 27.⁸

Biography

between 1878 and 1879

From Thomas County newsclippings, we read:
     30 Nov 1878: S. G. Culpepper took premiums at the Fair.
     30 Nov 1878: Sterling G. Culpepper and Susie E. Foy married Thursday evening, Nov 21, at residence of bride's mother.
     4 Jan 1879: S. G. Culpepper elected officer of Horeb Lodge F&AM.
     19 Apr 1879: A boy plowing a mule is killed on S. G. Culpepper's farm.⁷

1880 Census*

1 June 1880

Sterling was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁹

Biography

between 1881 and 1888

From Thomas County newsclippings, we read:
     8 Jan 1881: S. G. Culpepper elected "Outside Watchman" of the Boston A.O.U.W. Society.
     13 Oct 1883: Susie Culpepper (age 21 months), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Culpepper, dies and was interred at Presbyterian burial ground, Boston, on Sunday afternoon (7 Oct 1883).
     13 Oct 1883: Dr. J. T. Culpepper and his brother Sterling left for the Louisville Exposition on Tuesday (9 Oct 1883).
     17 May 1884: S. G. Culpepper has 12 acres of watermelons.
     7 Jun 1884: S. G. Culpepper expects to have a (rail) carload of watermelons ready for shipment in a few days.
     19 Jul 1884: S. G. Culpepper and J. T. Culpepper are founding members of the Boston Gun Club.
     6 Jun 1885: S. G. Culpepper has 10 acres of melons in cultivation. Others named in the article have from 6 to 25 acres of melons.
     9 Jan 1886 S. G. Culpepper and J. T. Culpepper elected officers in Horeb Lodge F&AM.
     20 Mar 1886: S. G. Culpepper has contract for making brick for new store for Mr. J. W. Taylor.
     22 May 1886: Ben Hill Culpepper (age 8 months), the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Culpepper, died after a short illness on Thursday, May 21. Interred in Presbyterian Cemetery.
     18 Dec 1886: J. T. Culpepper elected Worshipful Master and S. G. Culpepper Junior Warden of Horeb Lodge F&AM.
     19 Mar 1887: S. G. Culpepper posts notice forbidding hunting and fishing on his land.
     11 Jun 1887: Mrs. S. G. (Susie E. Foy) Culpepper (age 38) died at home on Sunday last (5 Jun 1887). Burial same day at Presbyterian Cemetery.
     8 Sep 1888: S. G. Culpepper a member of the Democratic Campaign Committee, Boston precinct.^10,7

(spouse) Death

5 June 1887

Sterling became a widower upon the death of his wife Susie Elizabeth Foy at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 5 June 1887.¹¹

Marriage*

11 June 1889

He married Clara Belle Simms at Guadalupe Co., Texas, on 11 June 1889 at age 38.¹²

Deed

8 January 1894

He was granted a deed on 8 January 1894 at Alachua Co., Florida,

George W. and Ann E. (wife) Oglesby of Whitfield Co., GA to S. G. Culpepper of Boston, Thomas Co., GA for $7,500, 150/2000 interest in 2,000 acres of undivided lands in Townships 8 and 9 in Ranges 16E and 17E (very complex description of land provided in deed) in Alachua County, Florida, previously owned by B. T. Boyd Bachelor. Alachua Co., FL Deed Book 41-468, Recorded 16 July 1894.¹³

Deed

4 July 1894

He granted a deed, witnessed by Charles Lawrence Simms on 4 July 1894 at Alachua Co., Florida,

Sterling G. and Clara B. (wife) Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA to Imperial Phosphate Company, a Florida Corporation, for $7,500, 150/2000 interest in 2,000 acres of undivided lands in Townships 8 and 9 in Ranges 16E and 17E (very complex description of land provided in deed) in Alachua County, Florida. Witnesses for Clara included C. L. Simms and James M. Jones. Witnesses for Sterling were A. T. Green and R. M. McCarthy. Alachua Co., FL Deed Book 40-426. Recorded 16 Jul 1894. (This is the final of three deeds involved in the sale, and this one appears to be a summary of the earlier two, in which the second corrected an error in the first. The first was dated 8 Feb 1894, only one month after the date that Sterling had purchased the land.)¹³

Relocation*

circa 1896

He relocated circa 1896 at White Springs, Hamilton Co., Florida,

Guardian*

3 February 1896

Apparently in connection with his relocation to Hamilton Co., FL, Sterling Culpepper had J. C. Stanaland appointed as guardian for his minor children, Foy and John Culpepper, who must have remained in Thomas Co., GA. on 3 February 1896 at Thomas Co., Georgia.¹⁴

1900 Census*

1 June 1900

Sterling was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at White Springs, Hamilton Co., Florida.¹⁵

Deed*

8 April 1904

He granted a deed on 8 April 1904 at White Springs, Hamilton Co., Florida,

S. G. Culpepper and wife sell for $100, a 1 acre lot in White Springs (in Sec 12, T.2 S.R. 15-E) to B.F. Camp. Lot bounded by lots owned by L. C. Williamson, B.F. Camp and S. G. Culpepper. Witnessed by W. G. Cate and G. S. Mobley.¹⁶

Deed*

1 March 1905

He witnessed a deed grant on 1 March 1905 at White Springs, Hamilton Co., Florida,

B. F. Camp and his wife Annie S. Camp sell a 1/2 acre lot (in Sec 12, T.2 S.R. 15-E) to E. E. Jackson. Witnessed by S. G. Culpepper and G. S. Mobley.¹⁷

Deed

29 December 1905

He granted a deed on 29 December 1905 at White Springs, Hamilton Co., Florida,

S. G. Culpepper and Clara B. Culpepper, his wife, sell for $800, five lots of Block 18 in White Springs (in Sec 12, T.2 S.R. 15-E) to Annie S. McAlfred(?). Lot bounded by lots owned by Pritchard, Barton, Alley and Bridges. Witnessed by M. Swires(?) and B. F. Bullock.¹⁸

Deed

10 September 1907

He granted a deed to Clara Belle Simms on 10 September 1907 at White Springs, Hamilton Co., Florida,

S. G. Culpepper sells for $100, a 1 acre lot (in Sec 12, T.2 S.R. 15-E) to Clara B. Culpepper. Lot bounded by lots owned by Denure and John Quincy. Witnessed by W. G. Cate and G. S. Mobley.
S. G. Culpepper sells for $100, Lots 11 & 17 in Block 114 & 97, and lots 2 - 2 in Block 105 & 56 in town of Mystic, Irwin Co., GA, to Clara B. Culpepper. Lot bounded by lots owned by Denure and John Quincy. Witnessed by W. G. Cate and G. S. Mobley.¹⁹

Death*

21 November 1907

He died at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas, on 21 November 1907 at age 56.

Burial*

circa 24 November 1907

His body was interred circa 24 November 1907 at Oak Cliff Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas.²⁰

Biography*

As a small child, Sterling moved with his family to Boston in Thomas County, GA. As an adult, he became a farmer, was active in the community, an in 1878 married Susie Foy. During the four year period of 1883-1887, three of Sterling and Susie's five children died young and Susie died as well.
In 1889, Sterling married Clara Belle Simms of Troup Co., GA, the sister of Charles Simms, a newsagent who had recently relocated to Boston, GA, where Sterling and his family lived. For an unknown reason, the marriage to Clara Belle occurred in Guadalupe Co., TX. Prior to 1900, Sterling and Clara Belle relocated to a turpentine farm on the Suwanee River in White Springs, Hamilton Co., FL. They had five children, and happily, these were all healthy and lived eventually to have families of their own.
In 1907, Sterling became quite ill and traveled to Dallas, TX. There, he had access to good medical care and was taken care of by his daughter, Mary Foy. He died a short time afterwards in her home and was buried in what, a century later, is deemed to be a beautiful historic cemetery in the heart of Dallas.

Descendant*

See footnote for the name and contact info of a descendant of Sterling Gardner Culpepper (II) who would like to communicate with other descendants.²¹

Family 1

Susie Elizabeth Foy (25 June 1848 - 5 June 1887)

Children

Mary Foy Culpepper+ (1 December 1879 - 20 November 1949)
Susie C. Culpepper (17 December 1881 - 6 October 1883)
John Gardner Culpepper+ (6 April 1883 - 29 August 1974)
Ben Hill Culpepper (1 September 1885 - 21 May 1886)
Ruth Culpepper (6 January 1887 - 19 June 1887)

Family 2

Clara Belle Simms (2 February 1866 - 28 January 1955)

Children

Charles Simms Culpepper (22 October 1890 - 21 April 1961)
Harry Stuart Culpepper Sr.+ (14 November 1892 - 11 May 1954)
Clara Belle Culpepper+ (23 December 1894 - 19 June 1978)
Frances Louise Culpepper+ (16 August 1897 - 13 December 1986)
Sterling Gardner Culpepper Sr.+ (10 January 1900 - 15 December 1973)

Last Edited

17 February 2016

Citations

Harry Stuart Culpepper and Alma Elaine Payne Ancestors, Culpepper/Payne Family Bible, Steven Edward Culpepper, owner, Sandy Springs, GA, (2005).
1853 relocation is based on the fact that in that year, Gardner and Caroline had only moved to Lee County in 1848, were still there at the time of the 1850 census, and then in 1853 they became founding members of a church in Thomas Co.
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 24, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 49, M, GA, Farmer, $4,000/$11,000
Caroline Culpepper, 45, F, GA
J. G. Culpepper, 17, M, GA
W. H. Culpepper, 15, M, GA
M. N. Culpepper, 13, F, GA
S. G. Culpepper, 9, M, GA
J. S. Culpepper, 4, M, GA.
S. Brinkley, 12, M, GA.
1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 100, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Caroline Culpepper, 54, F, GA, $2,000/$1,069
Sterling G. Culpepper, 19, M, GA
James T. Culpepper, 15, M, GA.
Thomas Co., GA Letters of Guardianship, Book I-24.
Tad Evans, compiler, Thomas County, Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Volume 1, 1857-1875, Abstracted from The Southern Enterprise and The Thomasville Times, 1995.
Tad Evans, compiler, Thomas County, Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Volume 2, 1876-1881, Abstracted from The Thomasville Times1995.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
S. G. Culpepper and S. E. Foy on 21 Nov 1878 in Thomas Co., GA, Book I-309.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 451B, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Sterling Culpeper, Self, M, Male, W, 31, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Susan E. Culpeper, Wife, M, Female, W, 32, GA/NC/GA, Keeping House
Mary F. Culpeper, Dau, S, Female, W, 6M, GA/GA/GA.
Tad Evans, compiler, Thomas County, Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Volume 3, 1882-1888, Abstracted from The Thomasville Times1996.
Joe E. Craigmiles III, The Cemeteries of Thomas County, Georgia, Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles Historical Publications, 1990, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Book 975.8984 V3c.
Boston Cemetery, Behind Presbyterian Church, Boston, Thomas Co., GA.
+ Sue E. Culpepper, 25 Jun 1848 – 5 Jun 1887.
Texas Department of State Health Services, compiler, Texas Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 and 1966-2002, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2005.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8795
Sterling Culpepper and Clara B. Sims, Guadalupe Co., TX, 11 Jun 1889.
Volunteer Compilers, compiler, Alachua County, Florida Deeds, 1826-1914, Alachua County Clerk of the Court, Jan 2005.
http://www.clerk-alachua-fl.org/archive/AncientJ/FrontPage.cfm?BID=602
Thomas Co., GA Letters of Guardianship, Book J-160.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 41, sheet 20; Page 283a, 65 River Street, White Springs, Hamilton Co., FL
Ancestry.com Image 40 transcribed by Warren Culpepper
S. G. Culpepper, HH, W, M, Mar 1852, 48, Md 11 yrs, AL, GA, GA, Land agent
Clarabelle Culpepper, Wife, W, F, Feb 1869, 31, Md 11 yrs, GA, GA, GA
John Culpepper, Son, W, M, Apr 1883, 17, Sng, GA, AL, GA
Charles Culpepper, Son, W, M, Oct 1890, 9, Sng, GA, AL, GA
Harrie Culpepper, Son, W, M, Aug 1892, 7, Sng, GA, AL, GA
Clarabelle Culpepper, Daughter, W, F, Dec 1894, 5, GA, AL, GA
Francis L. Culpepper, Daughter, W, F, Aug 1897, 2, GA, AL, GA
Lucy Willis, cook, B, F, May 1833, 62, M, Ch: 13/9, GA, GA, GA
Rebecca Cooper, Visitor, W, F, Apr 1874, 26, Mar 3yrs, Ch: 1/1, TN, TN, TN
Margaret Cooper, Visitor, W, F, Jul 1897, 2, GA, TN, TN.
County Clerk, Hamilton Co. FL, Deed Book, , Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 1,940,621.
Book P, Page 330.
County Clerk, Hamilton Co. FL, Deed Book, , Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 1,940,621.
Book P, Page 337.
County Clerk, Hamilton Co. FL, Deed Book, , Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 1,940,621.
Book P, Page 340.
County Clerk, Hamilton Co. FL, Deed Book, , Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 1,940,621.
Book P, Pages 338 and 346.
Tombstone.
Oak Cliff Cemetery, Dallas, TX:
S. G. [Sterling Gardner] Culpepper, 11 Mar 1851 – 21 Nov 1907.
Warren L. Culpepper (#1942), Former publisher of Culpepper Connections, e-mail address.

James Thomas Culpepper M.D.

M, (20 February 1855 - 3 December 1935)

Father

Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA (11 Dec 1810 - 22 May 1868)

Mother

Caroline Jones (28 Apr 1815 - 18 Nov 1885)

Birth*

20 February 1855

James was born at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 20 February 1855.¹

(household member) 1860 Census

1 June 1860

Caroline, John, William, Mary, Sterling, James and Sterling was listed as a household member living with Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA in the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.²

(household member) 1870 Census

1 June 1870

Sterling and James was living with Caroline Jones on the 1870 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.³

(Orphan) Guardian

4 July 1870

The court declared James Thomas Culpepper M.D. to be orphaned after the death of Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA and Caroline Culpepper was appointed as guardian on 4 July 1870 at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

Event-Misc

29 November 1873

He and Sterling Gardner Culpepper (II) on 29 November 1873 at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia, were elected officers in the United Friends of Temperance.⁵

1880 Census*

1 June 1880

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Boston, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁶

Marriage*

5 January 1881

He married Alabama Thomas Reid at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 5 January 1881 at age 25.⁷

1900 Census*

1 June 1900

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁸

(Heir) Will

31 May 1901

James named as heir(s) in the will of Alabama Thomas Reid at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 31 May 1901.⁹

1910 Census*

15 April 1910

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹⁰

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹¹

1930 Census*

1 April 1930

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹²

Probate*

2 November 1931

He served as an executor of Alabama Thomas Reid's estate on 2 November 1931 at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁹

Will*

18 November 1931

He made a will at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 18 November 1931.¹³

Death*

3 December 1935

He died at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 3 December 1935 at age 80

Dr. J. T. Culpepper, Prominent Local Citizen, is Dead.
Death Ends Career of One of Thomasville's Most Outstanding Citizens.
Beloved Resident Was Former Mayor, County Official, and Prominent Banker.
     Dr. James Thomas Culpepper gave up a long sustained and valiant fight against the infirmities and weaknesses of old age shortly after midnight and the soul of this well known and for many years popular citizen passed on to its eternal rest. Death came after five or six years of illness that most of the time prevented any activity. He suffered from a heart affection that grew increasingly menacing and for the past two years has been intermittently acute. Death ends the career of one of the most notable citizens in the history of modern Thomasville.
     Funeral services have been arranged for Wednesday at eleven o'clock from the residence on Remington Avenue. Rev. T. F. Callaway pastor of the First Baptist Church will officiate and will be assisted by Rev. Robb White, Jr., of St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Interment will be beside his late wife, who died October 18th 1931, in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Messrs. Hansell Watt, George Swift, E. R. Brandon, R. Thomas, William Copeland, F. V. Eidson, C. M. Heeth and C. K. C. Ausley.
     Dr. Culpepper was born in the Summer Hill district of Thomas County, near Boston, February 20th, 1855, son of Gardner and Caroline Jones Culpepper. He secured a rudimentary education in the county schools and later entered the medical school at Louisville, Ky., from which institution he graduated and secured a certificate of medical proficiency. His early practice was done in and near Boston, where he became a greatly beloved physician, utilizing a devotion and faith that was a deciding factor in many a battle that he directed in the fight against death. His patience and skill earned him the affection and confidence of hundreds of people in all walks of life.
     In 1881 he was married to Miss Bamah Thomas Reid of this city at St. Thomas Episcopal Church and they continued to reside in Boston until 1888 when he gave up his medical practice and entered the drug business in Thomasville with Mr. James W. Reid a brother-in-law, the firm being known as Reid and Culpepper.
     Dr. Culpepper became a leading factor in the bank known as the citizens Bank and Trust Company in 1892. He was named President after several years of very successful operation and continued in that capacity until the bank was merged with the Bank of Thomasville in 1924 at which time he was made a vice president of the new institution, then one of the most solid banking houses in the state. He remained in that position until the failure of the bank in 1932. He was connected with a great many local enterprises, business and civic. To them he gave a wealth of strength and support, both personal and financial. He was for several terms Mayor of Thomasville and for one term chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. His high rank in banking circles made him the choice of the Georgia Bankers Association for its president for one term.
     It was in the bank that his activities grew and extended to great heights of usefulness and a vast expanse of contacts with all classes of the citizenry of the county enlarged his sphere of activity. He was a great friend of young men and hundreds of them have attributed their start to success to the manner and the generous spirit of support that he manifested while in the bank. He had a sound business brain and it was utilized not only in the advice he gave to those who were his clients but in many ways and to many civic enterprises in which he took an interest. He was one of the originators and president for many years of the Three Toms hotel project. His contacts with many winter residents and visitors of distinguished standing made him friends of devoted interest for many years. He was the trusted advisor or many and a friend of all.
     His fine appearance, genial personality and originality of thought and action made him an exceptional man, a distinguished and useful citizen and a wise and sound counselor. He loved the friendly intercourse of both business and social life and he drew to him unreservedly many who brought their troubles to him because they knew he would not only give them wise but honest counsel. By nature he was genial and he never felt so keenly his zest in life than when in the company of devoted spirits he was able to take part in the intercourse that is so essential to keen understanding and genuine friendship.
     His Christian experience was with the Baptist Church, which he joined when a young man and to which he gave devoted service for many years as an officer and a member. He was a member of the Rotary Club and the Country Club for several years prior to his incapacitation.
     In the last few years many friends constantly visited him, assured of a cheery welcome and his most amusing and delightful contribution to these cordial associations. Very few men have as unique a personality and bor a more hearty and wholesome interest in the affairs of every type and class of person. Shrewd, astute, sage in his business, cordial, entertaining and gracious in his social contacts he made a mark of rare significance and import in the hearts and lives of hundreds of people, who will regret to know of his death, even though for several years they had been deprived of the pleasure of social contacts due to his illness.
     He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Araminta C. Bailey, Mrs. Noble A. Upchurch of Jacksonville and one son Mr. James t. Culpepper, Jr. There are five grandchildren, Miss Suzanne Upchurch, Misses June, Martha, and Josephine Bailey and Mr. James T. Culpepper III. Dr. and Mrs. Upchurch and Miss Upchurch of Jacksonville were with him when the end came as were members of the family living in Thomasville.
     Funeral arrangements are in charge of B. F. Herring.^14,15,1

Obituary*

4 December 1935

Prominent Local Citizen, is Dead. Death Ends Career of One of Thomasville’s Most Outstanding Citizens. Beloved Resident Was Former Mayor, County Official, and Prominent Banker.

Dr. James Thomas Culpepper gave up a long sustained and valiant fight against the infirmities and weaknesses of old age shortly after midnight and the soul of this well known and for many years popular citizen passed on to its eternal rest. Death came after five or six years of illness that most of the time prevented any activity. He suffered from a heart affection that grew increasingly menacing and for the past two years has been intermittently acute. Death ends the career of one of the most notable citizens in the history of modern Thomasville.
     Funeral services have been arranged for Wednesday at eleven o’clock from the residence on Remington Avenue. Rev. T. F. Callaway pastor of the First Baptist Church will officiate and will be assisted by Rev. Robb White, Jr., of St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Interment will be beside his late wife, who died October 18th 1931 in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Messrs. Hansell Watt, George Swift, E. R. Brandon, R. Thomas, William Copeland, F. V. Eidson, C. M. Heeth and C. K. C. Ausley.
     Dr. Culpepper was born in the Summer Hill district of Thomas County, near Boston, February 20th, 1855, son of Gardner and Caroline Jones Culpepper. He secured a rudimentary education in the county schools and later entered the medical school at Louisville, Ky., from which institution he graduated and secured a certificate of medical proficiency. His early practice was done in and near Boston (Thomas Co, GA), where he became a greatly beloved physician, utilizing a devotion and faith that was a deciding factor in many a battle that he directed in the fight against death. His patience and skill earned him the affection and confidence of hundreds of people in all walks of life.
     In 1881 he was married to Miss Bamah Thomas Reid of this city at St. Thomas Episcopal Church and they continued to reside in Boston until 1888 when he gave up his medical practice and entered the drug business in Thomasville with Mr. James W. Reid a brother-in-law, the firm being known as Reid and Culpepper. Dr. Culpepper became a leading factor in the bank known as the citizens Bank and Trust Company in 1892. He was named President after several years of very successful operation and continued in that capacity until the bank was merged with the Bank of Thomasville in 1924 at which time he was made a vice president of the new institution, then one of the most solid banking houses in the state. He remained in that position until the failure of the bank in 1932. He was connected with a great many local enterprises, business and civic. To them he gave a wealth of strength and support, both personal and financial. He was for several terms Mayor of Thomasville and for one term chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. His high rank in banking circles made him the choice of the Georgia Bankers Association for its president for one term.
     It was in the bank that his activities grew and extended to great heights of usefulness and a vast expanse of contacts with all classes of the citizenry of the county enlarged his sphere of activity. He was a great friend of young men and hundreds of them have attributed their start to success to the manner and the generous spirit of support that he manifested while in the bank. He had a sound business brain and it was utilized not only in the advice he gave to those who were his clients but in many ways and to many civic enterprises in which he took an interest. He was one of the originators and president for many years of the Three Toms hotel project. His contacts with many winter residents and visitors of distinguished standing made him friends of devoted interest for many years. He was the trusted advisor or many and a friend of all.
     His fine appearance, genial personality and originality of thought and action made him an exceptional man, a distinguished and useful citizen and a wise and sound counselor. He loved the friendly intercourse of both business and social life and he drew to him unreservedly many who brought their troubles to him because they knew he would not only give them wise but honest counsel. By nature he was genial and he never felt so keenly his zest in life than when in the company of devoted spirits he was able to take part in the intercourse that is so essential to keen understanding and genuine friendship.
     His Christian experience was with the Baptist Church, which he joined when a young man and to which he gave devoted service for many years as an officer and a member. He was a member of the Rotary Club and the Country Club for several years prior to his incapacitation. In the last few years many friends constantly visited him, assured of a cheery welcome and his most amusing and delightful contribution to these cordial associations. Very few men have as unique a personality and bore a more hearty and wholesome interest in the affairs of every type and class of person. Shrewd, astute, sage in his business, cordial, entertaining and gracious in his social contacts he made a mark of rare significance and import in the hearts and lives of hundreds of people, who will regret to know of his death, even though for several years they had been deprived of the pleasure of social contacts due to his illness.
     He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Araminta C. Bailey, Mrs. Noble A. Upchurch of Jacksonville and one son Mr. James T. Culpepper, Jr. There are five grandchildren, Miss Suzanne Upchurch, Misses June, Martha, and Josephine Bailey and Mr. James T. Culpepper III. Dr. and Mrs. Upchurch and Miss Upchurch of Jacksonville were with him when the end came as were members of the family living in Thomasville.¹⁶

Burial*

5 December 1935

His body was interred on 5 December 1935 at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹

Probate

6 January 1936

Probate action was taken on James's estate, with Araminta Bailey, Susan Belle Upchurch and James Thomas Culpepper Jr. as heir(s) on 6 January 1936 at Thomas Co., Georgia.¹³

Biography*

"Early in his career James Thomas Culpepper, M.D., studied medicine and was a practicing physician of Boston, Georgia, for some years. In 1888 he removed to Thomasville, South Georgia, where he won a widespread reputation as a banker and financier. There were few phases of the life of the city in which he was not prominent, for he was a man to whom leadership came naturally. Inheriting the fine traditions of Southern culture and achievement, he was loyal to high standards of good citizenship and contributed new splendor to a worthy name.
     The Culpepper family was prominent in England before the American progenitors settled in Virginia and descendants thereafter played notable roles in the annals of the South. Dr. James Thomas Culpepper was born at Boston, Georgia, on February 20, 1855, the son of Gardner and Caroline (Jones) Culpepper. His father, born at Warrington, Georgia, moved in later life to Thomas County, where he continued his occupation as a planter. He was a Democrat, affiliated with the Leesburg Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons, of which he was a Past Master, and attended the Baptist Church. He died in 1873 at the age of fifty-eight years. His wife, a native of Ireland [sic], came to New Jersey with her family as a small girl. The family later settled in Warrington, Georgia, where she was wed.
     Dr. Culpepper was given the advantages of a sound academic education before he matriculated at the Louisville (Kentucky) Medical College, from which he was graduated, in 1875, a Doctor of Medicine. Initiating the practice of his profession at Boston, he continued there successfully for some thirteen years. In 1888 he removed to Thomasville to accept the post of cashier in the Citizens Bank and Trust Company, as it came to be known. Ultimately he was elected president of this institution, and was serving in that capacity when it merged with the Bank of Thomasville, after which he was the executive vice-president until he retired in 1932. His reputation as a banker and financier was more than local. At one time he was offered the presidency of the Florida National Bank, of Jacksonville, Florida, but declined. He was a past president of the Georgia Bankers Association, and a popular figure in financial circles of the South.
     Dr. Culpepper was a director of the Thomasville Winter Hotel Company, of the Thomasville Real Estate and Improvement Company, and of the John D. Archibald Memorial Hospital. A supporter of the Democratic party, he was honored with offices that came within the gift of the people. Mayor of Thomasville for a number of years, he was also, at one time, chairman of the board of county commissioners. In connection with the 1930 census, Dr. Culpepper was supervisor of the district which included eleven counties in South Georgia.
     Fraternally he was affiliated with the Free and Accepted Masons, Horab Lodge, No. 281, Boston, and was its Worshipful Master as far back as 1888. He worshipped in the Baptist Church and was generous in his support of its work, and of all agencies founded for the purpose of furthering the welfare and happiness of humanity. Dr. Culpepper always gave a full measure of his time and energies to civic and public service. His personal benefactions were very large and many hold in grateful memory the help he gave them in crises of their lives. His death on December 3, 1935, was mourned as the passing of a first citizen who had left Thomasville and the State richer for his life of achievement.
     In 1880, Dr. James Thomas Culpepper married Bamah Reid, daughter of Dr. James R. and Araminta Reid, both natives of Union Springs, Alabama. Her father, a university graduate in medicine, in 1843, served Crawfordsville, Georgia, as a doctor for many years. He was an intimate friend of Alexander Stephens. It is worthy of note that the wedding of Dr. and Mrs. Culpepper was the second performed in St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, of which she was a member."¹⁷

Family Bible*

Dr. James T. Culpepper Family Bible
Thomas Co., GA

New Devotional and Explanatory
Pictorial Family Bible
Old and New Testaments
Published by the National Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pa., Chicago, Ill; St. Louis, Mo. and Atlanta, GA. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1879 by J. R. Jones.

In possession of Mrs. Araminta Culpepper Bailey, 331 Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Georgia, daughter of James T. Culpepper and Alabama Thomas Reid Culpepper, the original owners.

Marriage
This certifies that the rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between James T. Culpepper, of Boston, Georgia and Alabama T. Reid, of Thomasville, Georgia, on Jan. 5th 1881 at Episcopal Church, Thomasville, by Rev. Theo. Reid of Americus, Georgia. Witnesses: Fannie R. Evans and Mattie C. Reid.

Births
James T. Culpepper, Feb. 20th 1855
Alabama T. Culpepper, Dec. 17th 1857
Araminta Culpepper, June 8th 1883
Susie Belle Culpepper, Oct 7th 1886
James Thomas Culpepper, Jr., Dec. 21st 1894

Children of Araminta Culpepper and Junius Hardy Bailey
June Bailey, Apr. 1st 1913
Martha Bailey, Feb. 22nd 1916
Josephine Bailey, Feb. 2nd 1921

Children of Sue Culpepper and Noble Alvin Upchurch
Suzanne Upchurch, Apr. 29th 1909

Deaths
Mrs. Caroline Culpepper, Nov. 18th 1885 (Caroline Jones, #9480, m/o James Thomas Culpepper)
Mrs. Leonia Evans, Sep. 9th 1886 (Unidentified)
Mrs. Nancy F. Taylor, 7 Nov 1886 (Nancy F. Culpepper, #9537, sister of James Thomas Culpepper)
Mrs. Sue E. Culpepper, June 1887
Mrs. Alabama Reid Culpepper, Oct 18th 1931
James Thomas Culpepper, Dec. 3rd 1935
James Ransom Reid, Jun 11th 1898 (#9891, f/o Alabama T. Reid Culpepper.)

Family

Alabama Thomas Reid (17 December 1857 - 18 October 1931)

Children

Araminta Culpepper+ (8 June 1883 - 5 June 1965)
Susan Belle Culpepper (7 October 1886 - )
James Thomas Culpepper Jr.+ (21 December 1894 - 23 June 1949)

Last Edited

2 June 2011

Citations

Joe E. Craigmiles III, The Cemeteries of Thomas County, Georgia, Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles Historical Publications, 1990, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Book 975.8984 V3c.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, 20 Feb 1855 – 3 Dec 1935
Bamah Reid Culpepper, 17 Dec 1857 – 18 Oct 1931.
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 24, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 49, M, GA, Farmer, $4,000/$11,000
Caroline Culpepper, 45, F, GA
J. G. Culpepper, 17, M, GA
W. H. Culpepper, 15, M, GA
M. N. Culpepper, 13, F, GA
S. G. Culpepper, 9, M, GA
J. S. Culpepper, 4, M, GA.
S. Brinkley, 12, M, GA.
1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 100, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Caroline Culpepper, 54, F, GA, $2,000/$1,069
Sterling G. Culpepper, 19, M, GA
James T. Culpepper, 15, M, GA.
Thomas Co., GA Letters of Guardianship, Book I-24.
Tad Evans, compiler, Thomas County, Georgia Newspaper Clippings, Volume 1, 1857-1875, Abstracted from The Southern Enterprise and The Thomasville Times, 1995.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 461A, Boston, Thomas Co., GA
Jas. T. Culpepper, Self, S, Male, W, 25, GA/GA/GA, Physician
Caroline Culpepper, Mother, W, Female, W, 65, GA, ---, ---, Housekeeper
Ednie Walton, Other, S, Female, MU, 22, GA/GA/GA, Servant
Louis Watson, Other, S, Male, B, 25, GA/---/---, Farm Hand.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Dr. J. T. Culpepper and Alabama Reid on 5 Jan 1881 in Thomas Co., GA, Book J-176.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 84, page 8A, Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb 1855 (45), Md 19, GA/GA/GA, Bank Cashier
Alabama T. Culpepper, Wife, F, Dec 1857 (42), Md 19, ch 3/3, AL/GA/TN
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, Jun 1883 (16), GA/GA/AL
Susie B. Culpepper, Dau, F, Oct 1886 (13), GA/GA/AL
James T. Culpepper, Son, M, Dec 1894 (5), GA/GA/AL.
In her will dated 31 May 1901, Alabama Reid Culpepper named her husband, James T. Culpepper, to be sole heir and executor. She died 18 Oct 1931 and her will was proved 2 Nov 1931. Thomas Co., GA Wills, Book M, pages 231-233.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 151, page 7A; 331 Warren Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, 55, Md 29, GA/GA/GA, Bank President
Alabama Culpepper, Wife, F, 52, Md 29, ch 3/3, GA/GA/GA
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, 26, S, GA/GA/GA
James T. Culpepper, Jr., Son, M, 15, S, GA/GA/GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 115, page 5B; 331 Warren Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, 64, M, GA/GA/GA, Banker
Alabama Culpepper, Wife, F, 62, M, AL/GA/TN.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 5, page 16B, 329 North Dawson Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
Home=$10,000, Radio=Y, Farm=N
James T. Culpepper Sr., Head, 75, md @ 27, GA, GA, GA, Bank VP
Alabama R. Culpepper, Wife, 72, md @ 23, Al, TN, GA
Ariminta C. Bailey, Daughter, 46, Wd, md @ 21, GA, GA, AL
June Bailey, Granddaughter, 16, GA, NC, GA
Martha Bailey, Granddaughter, 14, GA, NC, GA
Josephine Bailey, Granddaughter, 9, GA, NC, GA.
On 18 Nov 1931, in his will, James T. Culpepper, Sr. named as his heirs his son, James T. Culpepper, Jr., and his daughters, Araminta Culpepper Bailey and Susan Culpepper Upchurch. Executor was his friend, Louis S. Moore. On 12 Apr 1932, in a codacil, he gave his house to his daughter, Araminta, as long as she remains a widow. On 1 Jun 1934, in a second codacil, he named his friend William Copeland as executor to replace Louis S. Moore, deceased. On 6 Jan 1936, following his death on 3 Dec 1935, his will and the two codacils were proven. (Thomas Co., GA Wills, Book M, pages 492-503).
The Thomasville Times, Obituary, 4 Dec 1935.
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
James T. Culpepper, d. 3 Dec 1935 in Thomas Co., GA.
Obituary from Thomasville, GA newspaper.
Walter Gerald Cooper, The Story of Georgia, New York, NY: American Historical Society, c1938.

Alabama Thomas Reid

F, (17 December 1857 - 18 October 1931)

Father

James Rawson M. Reid M.D. (14 Aug 1817 - 12 Jun 1898)

Mother

Araminta D. Thomas (2 Dec 1825 - 19 Oct 1859)

Birth*

17 December 1857

Alabama was born at Union Springs, Bullock Co., Alabama, on 17 December 1857.¹

Marriage*

5 January 1881

She married James Thomas Culpepper M.D. at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 5 January 1881 at age 23.²

Married Name

5 January 1881

As of 5 January 1881, her married name was Culpepper.²

(Wife) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Alabama was listed as James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s wife on the 1900 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.³

Will*

31 May 1901

She made a will at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 31 May 1901, naming as heir(s) James Thomas Culpepper M.D.⁴

(Wife) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

Alabama was listed as James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s wife on the 1910 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁵

(Wife) 1920 Census

1 January 1920

Alabama was listed as James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s wife on the 1920 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁶

(Wife) 1930 Census

1 April 1930

Alabama was listed as James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s wife on the 1930 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁷

Death*

18 October 1931

She died at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 18 October 1931 at age 73.^8,1

Burial*

circa 20 October 1931

Her body was interred circa 20 October 1931 at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹

Probate*

2 November 1931

Probate action was taken on Alabama's estate, with James Thomas Culpepper M.D. as executor(s) on 2 November 1931 at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

Family

James Thomas Culpepper M.D. (20 February 1855 - 3 December 1935)

Children

Araminta Culpepper+ (8 June 1883 - 5 June 1965)
Susan Belle Culpepper (7 October 1886 - )
James Thomas Culpepper Jr.+ (21 December 1894 - 23 June 1949)

Last Edited

30 September 2004

Citations

Joe E. Craigmiles III, The Cemeteries of Thomas County, Georgia, Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles Historical Publications, 1990, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Book 975.8984 V3c.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, 20 Feb 1855 – 3 Dec 1935
Bamah Reid Culpepper, 17 Dec 1857 – 18 Oct 1931.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Dr. J. T. Culpepper and Alabama Reid on 5 Jan 1881 in Thomas Co., GA, Book J-176.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 84, page 8A, Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb 1855 (45), Md 19, GA/GA/GA, Bank Cashier
Alabama T. Culpepper, Wife, F, Dec 1857 (42), Md 19, ch 3/3, AL/GA/TN
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, Jun 1883 (16), GA/GA/AL
Susie B. Culpepper, Dau, F, Oct 1886 (13), GA/GA/AL
James T. Culpepper, Son, M, Dec 1894 (5), GA/GA/AL.
In her will dated 31 May 1901, Alabama Reid Culpepper named her husband, James T. Culpepper, to be sole heir and executor. She died 18 Oct 1931 and her will was proved 2 Nov 1931. Thomas Co., GA Wills, Book M, pages 231-233.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 151, page 7A; 331 Warren Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, 55, Md 29, GA/GA/GA, Bank President
Alabama Culpepper, Wife, F, 52, Md 29, ch 3/3, GA/GA/GA
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, 26, S, GA/GA/GA
James T. Culpepper, Jr., Son, M, 15, S, GA/GA/GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 115, page 5B; 331 Warren Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, 64, M, GA/GA/GA, Banker
Alabama Culpepper, Wife, F, 62, M, AL/GA/TN.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 5, page 16B, 329 North Dawson Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
Home=$10,000, Radio=Y, Farm=N
James T. Culpepper Sr., Head, 75, md @ 27, GA, GA, GA, Bank VP
Alabama R. Culpepper, Wife, 72, md @ 23, Al, TN, GA
Ariminta C. Bailey, Daughter, 46, Wd, md @ 21, GA, GA, AL
June Bailey, Granddaughter, 16, GA, NC, GA
Martha Bailey, Granddaughter, 14, GA, NC, GA
Josephine Bailey, Granddaughter, 9, GA, NC, GA.
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
Bama R. Culpepper, d. 18 Oct 1931 in Thomas Co., GA.

Araminta Culpepper

F, (8 June 1883 - 5 June 1965)

Father

James Thomas Culpepper M.D. (20 Feb 1855 - 3 Dec 1935)

Mother

Alabama Thomas Reid (17 Dec 1857 - 18 Oct 1931)

Birth*

8 June 1883

Araminta was born at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 8 June 1883.

(Daughter) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Araminta and Susan was listed as a daughter in James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s household on the 1900 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹

Marriage

15 January 1905

She married Junius Hardy Bailey at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 15 January 1905 at age 21.²

Divorce*

say 1909

She and Junius Hardy Bailey were divorced say 1909 at Thomas Co., Georgia.

(Daughter) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

Araminta was listed as a daughter in James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s household on the 1910 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.³

Married Name

27 June 1911

As of 27 June 1911, her married name was Bailey.²

Marriage*

27 June 1911

She married Junius Hardy Bailey at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 27 June 1911 at age 28. (In Thomas County, Georiga Marriages, by Joe Craigmiles, two marriage dates are shown for Araminta and J.H. Bailey: 15 Jan 1905 and 27 Jun 1911.)²

(Family Member) Relocation

say 1917

She, as a family member, accompanied Junius Hardy Bailey in relocating say 1917 at Macon, Bibb Co., Georgia,⁴

(Wife) 1920 Census

1 January 1920

Araminta was listed as Junius Hardy Bailey's wife on the 1920 Census at Macon, Bibb Co., Georgia.⁵

Relocation*

circa 1928

She relocated circa 1928 at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia,

(Daughter) 1930 Census

1 April 1930

Araminta was listed as a daughter in James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s household on the 1930 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁴

(Heir) Probate

6 January 1936

During probate, Araminta Bailey was identified as an heir of James Thomas Culpepper M.D. on 6 January 1936 at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁶

Death*

5 June 1965

She died at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 5 June 1965 at age 81.⁷

Biography*

14 November 2008

Michael Herndon wrote on 14 Nov 2008 and 25 Nov 2008:
     Via a most circuitous route, I came upon your page on Araminta Culpepper Bailey, (I believe, but am not sure, that her middle name was Caroline) which was of interest to me because I purchased her family home in Thomasville, Georgia from her three daughters after Miss Araminta's death... The two wedding dates to Mr. Bailey accord with what I have always understood, that she and Mr. Bailey married, divorced, and married each other a second time. I can cite no authority, just family talk.
     Miss Araminta was a delightful person, and I hope that someone has kept a record of her amusing, irreverent, and keenly perceptive observations. I lost touch with the daughters, June, Martha, and Josephine ("Babe"), none of whom stayed in Thomasville after marriage. Some of Miss Araminta's Reid cousins (through her mother) still live in Thomasville.
     Here's what little I know about Miss Araminta's children:
     1. June married W. Thad McDaniel. They lived in Jesup, Georgia and had a daughter, Ann. I believe there was another daughter, but don't know for sure. June wrote me years ago that she was going through boxes of memorabilia, had found many photographs and negatives of ancestors and the house I bought from them, and would send me copies once she had the negatives developed, but I didn't hear from her again. The author, Bailey White (actually June Bailey White), is June's namesake and kept in touch with her through the years. She would know about the McDaniel children.
     2. Martha married, first, a Mr. Cardwell. They had a son, J. Thomas Cardwell, who is/was a prominent attorney is Orlando, Florida and a daughter, Nancy. Her second husband was Eugene Underwood, a leading admiralty lawyer in New York City. I don't believe they had children.
     3. Josephine ("Babe") married Arthur C. Hoffman. They lived in Glen Ellyn, Illinois and had a daughter and a son that I know of.⁸

Family

Junius Hardy Bailey (circa 1880 - 27 March 1927)

Children

June Bailey⁴ (circa 1913 - )
Martha Bailey⁴ (circa January 1916 - )
Josephine Bailey⁴ (circa 1920 - )

Last Edited

11 November 2010

Citations

1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 84, page 8A, Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb 1855 (45), Md 19, GA/GA/GA, Bank Cashier
Alabama T. Culpepper, Wife, F, Dec 1857 (42), Md 19, ch 3/3, AL/GA/TN
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, Jun 1883 (16), GA/GA/AL
Susie B. Culpepper, Dau, F, Oct 1886 (13), GA/GA/AL
James T. Culpepper, Son, M, Dec 1894 (5), GA/GA/AL.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Araminta Culpepper and J. H. Bailey on 15 Jan 1905 & 27 Jun 1911 in Thomas Co., GA.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 151, page 7A; 331 Warren Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, 55, Md 29, GA/GA/GA, Bank President
Alabama Culpepper, Wife, F, 52, Md 29, ch 3/3, GA/GA/GA
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, 26, S, GA/GA/GA
James T. Culpepper, Jr., Son, M, 15, S, GA/GA/GA.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 5, page 16B, 329 North Dawson Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
Home=$10,000, Radio=Y, Farm=N
James T. Culpepper Sr., Head, 75, md @ 27, GA, GA, GA, Bank VP
Alabama R. Culpepper, Wife, 72, md @ 23, Al, TN, GA
Ariminta C. Bailey, Daughter, 46, Wd, md @ 21, GA, GA, AL
June Bailey, Granddaughter, 16, GA, NC, GA
Martha Bailey, Granddaughter, 14, GA, NC, GA
Josephine Bailey, Granddaughter, 9, GA, NC, GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 31, Page 1B, 575 Orange St, Macon, Bibb Co., GA (2 Jan 1920)
Junius Bailey, Head, M, Wh, 44, md, NC/VA/VA, Proprietor of coffee roasting plant
Araminta Bailey, Wife, F, Wh, 36, md, GA/GA/GA
June Bailey, Daughter, F, Wh, 6, sng, GA/NC/GA
Bailey Bailey, Daughter, F, Wh, 3 11/12, sng, GA/NC/GA.
On 18 Nov 1931, in his will, James T. Culpepper, Sr. named as his heirs his son, James T. Culpepper, Jr., and his daughters, Araminta Culpepper Bailey and Susan Culpepper Upchurch. Executor was his friend, Louis S. Moore. On 12 Apr 1932, in a codacil, he gave his house to his daughter, Araminta, as long as she remains a widow. On 1 Jun 1934, in a second codacil, he named his friend William Copeland as executor to replace Louis S. Moore, deceased. On 6 Jan 1936, following his death on 3 Dec 1935, his will and the two codacils were proven. (Thomas Co., GA Wills, Book M, pages 492-503).
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
Araminta C Bailey
Death Date: 5 Jun 1965
County of Death: Thomas
Gender: F (Female)
Race: White
Age: 81 years
County of Residence: Thomas
Certificate: 016466.
E-mail written Nov 2008 to Culpepper Connections from Michael Herndon, Thomasville, GA, e-mail address.

Susan Belle Culpepper

F, (7 October 1886 - )

Father

James Thomas Culpepper M.D. (20 Feb 1855 - 3 Dec 1935)

Mother

Alabama Thomas Reid (17 Dec 1857 - 18 Oct 1931)

Birth*

7 October 1886

Susan was born at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 7 October 1886.

(Daughter) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Araminta and Susan was listed as a daughter in James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s household on the 1900 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹

Marriage*

3 February 1908

She married Noble Alvin Upchurch at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 3 February 1908 at age 21.²

Married Name

3 February 1908

As of 3 February 1908, her married name was Upchurch.²

(Heir) Probate

6 January 1936

During probate, Susan Belle Upchurch was identified as an heir of James Thomas Culpepper M.D. on 6 January 1936 at Thomas Co., Georgia.³

Family

Noble Alvin Upchurch (circa 1884 - )

Last Edited

30 September 2004

Citations

1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 84, page 8A, Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb 1855 (45), Md 19, GA/GA/GA, Bank Cashier
Alabama T. Culpepper, Wife, F, Dec 1857 (42), Md 19, ch 3/3, AL/GA/TN
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, Jun 1883 (16), GA/GA/AL
Susie B. Culpepper, Dau, F, Oct 1886 (13), GA/GA/AL
James T. Culpepper, Son, M, Dec 1894 (5), GA/GA/AL.
Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Susan B. Culpepper and Noble A. Upchurch on 03 Feb 1908 in Thomas Co., GA.
On 18 Nov 1931, in his will, James T. Culpepper, Sr. named as his heirs his son, James T. Culpepper, Jr., and his daughters, Araminta Culpepper Bailey and Susan Culpepper Upchurch. Executor was his friend, Louis S. Moore. On 12 Apr 1932, in a codacil, he gave his house to his daughter, Araminta, as long as she remains a widow. On 1 Jun 1934, in a second codacil, he named his friend William Copeland as executor to replace Louis S. Moore, deceased. On 6 Jan 1936, following his death on 3 Dec 1935, his will and the two codacils were proven. (Thomas Co., GA Wills, Book M, pages 492-503).

James Thomas Culpepper Jr.

M, (21 December 1894 - 23 June 1949)

Father

James Thomas Culpepper M.D. (20 Feb 1855 - 3 Dec 1935)

Mother

Alabama Thomas Reid (17 Dec 1857 - 18 Oct 1931)

Birth*

21 December 1894

James was born at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia, on 21 December 1894.¹

(Son) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

James was listed as a son in James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s household on the 1900 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.²

(Son) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

James was listed as a son in James Thomas Culpepper M.D.'s household on the 1910 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.³

Marriage*

9 March 1913

He married Marie Elyse Avera at Pierce Co., Georgia, on 9 March 1913 at age 18.⁴

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁵

1930 Census*

1 April 1930

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.⁶

(Heir) Probate

6 January 1936

During probate, James Thomas Culpepper Jr. was identified as an heir of James Thomas Culpepper M.D. on 6 January 1936 at Thomas Co., Georgia.⁷

Death*

23 June 1949

He died on 23 June 1949 at age 54.¹

Burial*

25 June 1949

His body was interred on 25 June 1949 at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., Georgia.¹

Biography*

From "The Story of Georgia," [circa 1938] page 123:

James Thomas Culpepper, Jr., son of Dr. James Thomas and Bamah (Reid) Culpepper, born December 21, 1894. James Thomas Culpepper is engaged in general insurance business in Thomasville. He was educated in the city public schools and the Georgia Military Academy, from which he was graduated in 1911. School days over, he returned to Thomasville, and became assistant cashier in the Citizens Bank and Trust Company. In 1919 he resigned to engage in the insurance business. Mr. Culpepper gives allegiance to the Democratic party, and his religious identification is with the Presbyterian Church. Fraternally he is affiliated with the York Rite Masons and is a member of Alee Temple, Savannah, Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.

In 1913 James Thomas Culpepper, Jr., married Marie Elyse Avera, daughter of John T. and Ida T. (Clarke) Avera, natives of Georgia. John T. Avera was an engineer on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, now deceased, as is also her mother who was a native of Lee County. Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper have one son, James Thomas Culpepper III, graduate of Thomasville High School, and now attending the University of Georgia, where he is studying medicine.

Family

Marie Elyse Avera (circa 1895 - )

Child

James Thomas Culpepper III+ (26 November 1918 - 16 October 2001)

Last Edited

30 September 2004

Citations

Joe E. Craigmiles III, The Cemeteries of Thomas County, Georgia, Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles Historical Publications, 1990, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Book 975.8984 V3c.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
+ James T. Culpepper, Jr., 21 Dec 1894 – 23 Jun 1949.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 84, page 8A, Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb 1855 (45), Md 19, GA/GA/GA, Bank Cashier
Alabama T. Culpepper, Wife, F, Dec 1857 (42), Md 19, ch 3/3, AL/GA/TN
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, Jun 1883 (16), GA/GA/AL
Susie B. Culpepper, Dau, F, Oct 1886 (13), GA/GA/AL
James T. Culpepper, Son, M, Dec 1894 (5), GA/GA/AL.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 151, page 7A; 331 Warren Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
James T. Culpepper, Head, M, 55, Md 29, GA/GA/GA, Bank President
Alabama Culpepper, Wife, F, 52, Md 29, ch 3/3, GA/GA/GA
Araminta Culpepper, Dau, F, 26, S, GA/GA/GA
James T. Culpepper, Jr., Son, M, 15, S, GA/GA/GA.
USGenWeb Archives.
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm
Pierce County, Georgia Marriages 1875-1925
J. T. Culpepper and Marie E. Avera on 9 Mar 1913.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 114, page 7B; 329 Dawson Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
John T. Culpepper Jr., Head, M, 26, M, GA/GA/GA, Bank Cashier
Marie Culpepper, Wife, F, 24, M, GA/GA/GA
John Culpepper, Son, M, 1 1/12, S, GA/GA/GA.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 1, page 6B, 329 North Dawson Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
Home=$10,000, Radio=Y, Farm=N
James T. Culpepper, Head, 35, md @ 18, GA, GA, GA, Fire Insurance Salesman
Marie A.. Culpepper, Wife, 34, md @ 17, GA, GA, GA
James T. Culpepper, Son, 11, GA, GA, GA.
On 18 Nov 1931, in his will, James T. Culpepper, Sr. named as his heirs his son, James T. Culpepper, Jr., and his daughters, Araminta Culpepper Bailey and Susan Culpepper Upchurch. Executor was his friend, Louis S. Moore. On 12 Apr 1932, in a codacil, he gave his house to his daughter, Araminta, as long as she remains a widow. On 1 Jun 1934, in a second codacil, he named his friend William Copeland as executor to replace Louis S. Moore, deceased. On 6 Jan 1936, following his death on 3 Dec 1935, his will and the two codacils were proven. (Thomas Co., GA Wills, Book M, pages 492-503).

Junius Hardy Bailey

M, (circa 1880 - 27 March 1927)

Birth*

circa 1880

Junius was born circa 1880.

Marriage

15 January 1905

He married Araminta Culpepper at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 15 January 1905.¹

Divorce*

say 1909

He and Araminta Culpepper were divorced say 1909 at Thomas Co., Georgia.

Marriage*

27 June 1911

He married Araminta Culpepper at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 27 June 1911. (In Thomas County, Georiga Marriages, by Joe Craigmiles, two marriage dates are shown for Araminta and J.H. Bailey: 15 Jan 1905 and 27 Jun 1911.)¹

Relocation*

say 1917

He relocated say 1917 at Macon, Bibb Co., Georgia,²

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

Junius was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Macon, Bibb Co., Georgia.³

Death*

27 March 1927

He died at Bibb Co., Georgia, on 27 March 1927.⁴

Family

Araminta Culpepper (8 June 1883 - 5 June 1965)

Children

June Bailey² (circa 1913 - )
Martha Bailey² (circa January 1916 - )
Josephine Bailey² (circa 1920 - )

Last Edited

11 November 2010

Citations

Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Araminta Culpepper and J. H. Bailey on 15 Jan 1905 & 27 Jun 1911 in Thomas Co., GA.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 5, page 16B, 329 North Dawson Street, Thomasville, Thomas Co., GA
Home=$10,000, Radio=Y, Farm=N
James T. Culpepper Sr., Head, 75, md @ 27, GA, GA, GA, Bank VP
Alabama R. Culpepper, Wife, 72, md @ 23, Al, TN, GA
Ariminta C. Bailey, Daughter, 46, Wd, md @ 21, GA, GA, AL
June Bailey, Granddaughter, 16, GA, NC, GA
Martha Bailey, Granddaughter, 14, GA, NC, GA
Josephine Bailey, Granddaughter, 9, GA, NC, GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 31, Page 1B, 575 Orange St, Macon, Bibb Co., GA (2 Jan 1920)
Junius Bailey, Head, M, Wh, 44, md, NC/VA/VA, Proprietor of coffee roasting plant
Araminta Bailey, Wife, F, Wh, 36, md, GA/GA/GA
June Bailey, Daughter, F, Wh, 6, sng, GA/NC/GA
Bailey Bailey, Daughter, F, Wh, 3 11/12, sng, GA/NC/GA.
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
June Bailey
Death Date: 27 Mar 1927
County of Death: Bibb
Certificate: 4950-I.

Noble Alvin Upchurch

M, (circa 1884 - )

Birth*

circa 1884

Noble was born circa 1884.

Marriage*

3 February 1908

He married Susan Belle Culpepper at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 3 February 1908.¹

Family

Susan Belle Culpepper (7 October 1886 - )

Last Edited

9 May 1999

Citations

Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Susan B. Culpepper and Noble A. Upchurch on 03 Feb 1908 in Thomas Co., GA.

Nathan W. Culpepper

M, (20 June 1820 - 1 April 1909)

Father

Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA (5 Mar 1779 - 21 Jul 1825)

Mother

Frances Gardner (12 May 1789 - 13 Jan 1861)

Birth*

20 June 1820

Nathan was born at Warren Co., Georgia, on 20 June 1820.¹

(free wh male 0-10) 1820 Census

7 August 1820

Nathan, Elisha and Gardner was probably a free white male, age under 10, in Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA's household, on the 1820 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.²

(Orphan) Land Lottery

17 April 1827

He, as an orphan of the deceased, Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA, had a fortunate draw in the land lottery on 17 April 1827 at Warren Co., Georgia.³

(free wh male 05-10) 1830 Census

1 June 1830

Sterling and Nathan was probably a free white male, age 5 and under 10, in Frances Culpepper's household, on the 1830 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.⁴

(Orphan) Guardian

4 June 1833

He declared as orphan(s) at Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA's death and Sampson Rose Culpepper of Warren Co., GA was appointed as guardian on 4 June 1833 at Warren Co., Georgia, (Sampson R. Culpepper was appointed guardian of Elizabeth, Nathan, Sterling and Drucilla P. Culpepper, orphans of Nathan Culpepper.)⁵

(free wh male 15-20) 1840 Census

1 June 1840

Nathan was probably a free white male, age 15 and under 20, in Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA's household, on the 1840 Census at Talbot Co., Georgia.⁶

(Deed Witness) Deed

1 March 1845

He witnessed a deed grant by Sampson Rose Culpepper of Warren Co., GA to Gardner Culpepper of Thomas Co., GA on 1 March 1845 at Warren Co., Georgia, (Also witnessed by William R. Thompson and James C. Gibson.)⁷

(Household member) 1850 Census

1 June 1850

Frances, Nathan and Frances listed as a household member living with Sterling Evans on the 1850 Census on 1 June 1850 at Stewart Co., Georgia.⁸

Marriage*

18 February 1851

He married Sarah Ann E. French at Marion Co., Georgia, on 18 February 1851 at age 30. Nathan and Sarah had no children.⁹

1860 Slave Census*

1 June 1860

Nathan was listed as a slave owner on the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia, and owned 7 slaves.¹⁰

1860 Census*

1 June 1860

Nathan was listed as the head of a family (Nathan Culpepper, 42, M, Overseer, $4,000, GA) on the 1860 Census at Thomas Co., Georgia.¹¹

Civil War*

between 1862 and 1865

He served in the War Between the States between 1862 and 1865

Corporal, Co. C, 29th Battalion GA Infantry.¹²

1870 Census*

1 June 1870

Nathan was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Brooks Co., Georgia.¹³

1880 Census*

1 June 1880

Nathan was listed as an uncle in an unknown person 's household on the 1880 Census at Brooks Co., Georgia.¹⁴

Jury*

August 1886

He served on a jury in August 1886 at Warren Co., Georgia,
Traverse Juroy for the 425th District.¹⁵

1900 Census*

1 June 1900

Nathan was listed as an uncle in an unknown person 's household on the 1900 Census at Brooks Co., Georgia.¹⁶

Military pension*

He applied for a military pension at Brooks Co., Georgia.¹⁷

Death*

1 April 1909

He died on 1 April 1909 at age 88.¹

Burial*

circa 3 April 1909

His body was interred circa 3 April 1909 at Westview Cemetery, Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia.¹⁸

Family

Sarah Ann E. French (circa 1830 - before 1880)

Last Edited

18 October 2008

Citations

Buried in Westview Cemetery, 1680 Gordon Street, SW, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA: "N. W. Culpepper, Cpl. 29th GA Cav, 20 Jun 1820 - 1 Apr 1909."
1820 Federal Census, United States.
p 279, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, 3 M0-10, 1 M10-16, 1 M26-45, 3 F0-10, 1 F10-16, 1 F26-45.
State of Georgia Recorder Office, compiler, Georgia Land Lottery, 1827, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=2072
Culpepper's Orphans of Stewarts District, Warren Co., GA, drew lot 186-9 in Lee Co., GA, 17 Apr 1827.
1830 Federal Census, United States.
Page 196, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Frances Culpepper, 2 M5-10, 1 M15-29, 1 M20-30, 1 F5-10, 2 F10-15, 1 F15-20, 1 F20-30, 1 F40-50.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Page 333 which cites Warren Co. Minutes of the Court of the Ordinary, Record Book C, page 5.
1840 Federal Census, United States.
Page 219, Unk Twp, Talbot Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 1 M15-20, 1 M20-30, 2 F0-5, 1 F20-30.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Volume II, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 1.
Deed Book X, Pages 463-464 (Page 294 in ref. book).
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Pages 44A-B, Panhandle District, Stewart Co., GA
FAMILY 77:
Sterling Evans, 68, M, Farmer, $10,000, NC
Frances (Gardner Culpepper) Evans, 61, F, NC
Nathan Culpepper, 28, M, Farmer, $600, GA (s/o Frances)
Frances Brinkley, 9, F, GA (Unknown)
FAMILY 78:
Benjamin Brinkley, 41, M, Farmer, GA
Frances (Culpepper) Brinkley, 31, F, GA (d/o Frances Culpepper Evans)
Nathan G. Brinkley, 16, M, GA
Joseph W. Brinkley, 13, M, GA
John W. Brinkley, 11, M, GA
William Brinkley, 9, M, GA
Starling Brinkley, 4, M, GA
Elizabeth Brinkley, 9/12, F, GA.
USGenWeb Archives.
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm
Marion County Marriages, Book A, 1844-1866
"Nathan W. Culpepper and Sarah Ann E. French on Feb 18, 1851 in Marion Co., GA."
1860 Federal Census, United States.
1860 Slave Schedule, Thomas Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, 7 slaves: 27F, 10M, 8F, 6F, 4F, 3F, 2M.
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 42, Thomas Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, 42, M, GA, Overseer, $-/$4,000
Sarah Culpepper, 30, F, GA.
Georgia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy, Roster of Confederate Graves, GA: UDC-GA, 1995.
N. W. Culpepper, Cpl. 29th GA Cav, 20 Jun 1820 - 1 Apr 1909.
1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 65, Quitman P.O., Brooks Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, 50, M, GA, Farm Laborer
Sarah Culpepper, 43, F, GA.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 342D, Nankin, Brooks Co., GA
Frank Jones, Self, M, M, W, 37, GA, Farmer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Cornelia Jones, Wife, F, M, W, 35, GA, Keeping House, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
James P. Jones, Son, M, S, W, 12, GA, Works In Farm, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Edgar Jones, Son, M, S, W, 11, GA, At Home, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Alberta Jones, Dau, F, S, W, 10, GA, At Home, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Maliki F. Jones, Son, M, S, W, 9, GA, --- ,Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Thomas J. Jones, Son, M, S, W, 5, GA, --- ,Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Emma A. Jones, Dau, F, S, W, 3, GA, --- ,Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Samuel Jones, Son, M, S, W, 6M, GA, --- ,Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Thos C. Jones, Other, M, M, W, 30, GA, Works In Farm, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Augusta Jones, Wife, F, M, W, 26, GA, Keeping House, Fa: GA, Mo: GA
Nathan Culpepper, Other, M, W, W, 60, GA, Laborer, Fa: NC, Mo: NC [Nathan's brother, Gardner, was married to Caroline Jones, who may be related to this Jones family. In the 1900 census, Nathan is still in this household and he is shown as the Uncle of Frank Jones].
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
p. 554. Warren County Jury List.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 9, Page 4B, Amy District, Brooks Co., GA
Jones Frank, Head, Dec 1843, 56, Wid, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
+ eight others in HH, including:
Nathan Culpepper, Uncle, Jun 1820, 79, Wid, GA/GA/GA, Infirm.
Virgil D. White, compiler, Index to Georgia Civil War Confederate Pension Files, Waynesboro, TN: The National Historical Publishing Company, 1996.
Pages 261-262: N. W. Culpepper, Cpl. 29th GA Cav, 20 Jun 1820 - 1 Apr 1909.
Buried in Westview Cemetery, 1680 Gordon Street, SW, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA: "N. W. Culpepper, Cpl. 29th GA Cav, 20 Jun 1820 - 1 Apr 1909."

Mary Allen¹

F, (July 1845 - after 15 April 1910)

Birth*

July 1845

Mary was born at Georgia in July 1845.

Marriage*

circa 1871

She married Nathaniel W. Culpepper at Warren Co., Georgia, circa 1871.

Married Name

circa 1871

As of circa 1871, her married name was Culpepper.

(Wife) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Mary was listed as Nathaniel W. Culpepper's wife on the 1880 Census at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia.²

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.³

(Wife) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Mary was listed as Nathaniel W. Culpepper's wife on the 1900 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.⁴

(Wife) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

Mary was listed as Nathaniel W. Culpepper's wife on the 1910 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.⁵

Death*

after 15 April 1910

She died at Washington Co., Georgia, after 15 April 1910.

Burial*

after 15 April 1910

Her body was interred after 15 April 1910 at Unmarked Grave, Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.¹

Family

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (June 1849 - after 15 April 1910)

Children

Charles Warren Culpepper+ (9 January 1872 - 30 January 1940)
John H. Culpepper (July 1873 - )
Sarah Elizabeth Culpepper (24 January 1875 - 25 January 1958)
Jacob S. Culpepper (April 1877 - 24 August 1908)
James Frank Culpepper+ (April 1879 - 23 December 1949)
William Allen Culpepper+ (24 September 1881 - 12 November 1909)

Last Edited

4 July 2005

Citations

Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 84A, Warrenton, Warren Co., GA
Nathaniel Culpepper, Self, M, M, W, 30, GA/NC/GA, Farmer
Mary Culpepper, Wife, F, M, W, 32, GA/GA/GA, Housekeeper
Charlie W. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 8, GA/GA/GA
John H. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA/GA/GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, Dau, F, S, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Jacob L. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 3, GA/GA/GA
James F. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 1, GA/GA/GA.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 35, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
Nathan W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jun 1850 (50), Md 30, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, Jul 1845 (54), Md 30, ch 6/6, GA/GA/GA
John Culpeper, Son, M, Jul 1873 (26), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, Jan 1875 (25), S, GA/GA/GA
Jake Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1877 (23), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Frank Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1879 (21), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Bill Culpeper, Son, M, Sep 1881 (18), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 250A, Family 4, Gen.com img 21, 2nd St, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
N.W. Culpeper, Head, M, 60, Md 40 yrs., Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA, Mgr Livery Stable
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, 65, Md 40 yrs, ch 6/2, Warren Co. GA/NJ/Warren Co. GA
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, 30, Sng, Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA, Telephone Operator.

Charles Warren Culpepper

M, (9 January 1872 - 30 January 1940)

Father

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (Jun 1849 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Mother

Mary Allen (Jul 1845 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Birth*

9 January 1872

Charles was born at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia, on 9 January 1872.¹

(Son) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Charles, John, Jacob and James was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1880 Census at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia.²

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.³

Marriage*

4 October 1897

He married Mary Elizabeth Martin at Sandersville, Washington Co., Georgia, on 4 October 1897 at age 25.^4,5

1900 Census*

1 June 1900

Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Vidalia, Montgomery Co., Georgia.⁴

Relocation*

18 August 1905

On 18 Aug 1905, Toombs County was formed from Emanuel, Montgomery and Tattnall counties. Charles Culpepper and his family apparently lived in that part of Montgomery that became Toombs.

1910 Census*

15 April 1910

Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Lyons, Toombs Co., Georgia.⁶

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Vidalia, Toombs Co., Georgia.⁷

Divorce*

say 1924

He and Mary Elizabeth Culpepper were divorced say 1924 at Vidalia, Toombs Co., Georgia.

Marriage*

say 1925

He married Pearl Davis say 1925.

1930 Census*

1 April 1930

Charles was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Vidalia, Toombs Co., Georgia.⁸

Death*

30 January 1940

He died at Toombs Co., Georgia, on 30 January 1940 at age 68.^9,1

Burial*

circa 1 February 1942

His body was interred circa 1 February 1942 at Lyons City Cemetery, Lyons, Toombs Co., Georgia.¹

Biography*

Charles was sheriff of Toombs County for 16 years.

Family 1

Mary Elizabeth Martin (12 October 1869 - 11 December 1950)

Children

Martina A. Lois Culpepper (circa 1902 - 3 June 1972)
Mary Warren Culpepper¹⁰ (28 September 1905 - 7 April 1906)
Marie Alan Culpepper (circa 1906 - )
Annie Allen Culpepper¹⁰ (4 January 1916 - 4 January 1916)

Family 2

Pearl Davis (13 March 1896 - 6 August 1989)

Children

Charles Warren Culpepper Jr. (11 February 1927 - 3 July 1994)
Sarah Elizabeth Culpepper (after 1 April 1930 - 3 February 1936)

Last Edited

30 March 2008

Citations

Moses M. Coleman Jr., compiler, Cemeteries of Toombs Co., GA (Vidalia, GA: M. Coleman, 2000) Lyons City Cemetery, Lyons, Toombs Co., GA
+ Charlie Warren Culpepper, 9 Jan 1872 – 30 Jan 1940.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 84A, Warrenton, Warren Co., GA
Nathaniel Culpepper, Self, M, M, W, 30, GA/NC/GA, Farmer
Mary Culpepper, Wife, F, M, W, 32, GA/GA/GA, Housekeeper
Charlie W. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 8, GA/GA/GA
John H. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA/GA/GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, Dau, F, S, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Jacob L. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 3, GA/GA/GA
James F. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 1, GA/GA/GA.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 74, Page 32B, Family 631, Vidalia, Montgomery Co., GA
Charles W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jan 1872, 28, Md 2 yrs, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Mary M. Culpeper, Wife, F, Oct 1875, 24, Md 2 yrs, ch 0/0, GA/GA/GA, School Teacher.
Augusta Chronicle - Online Archives, Augusta, GA.
http://augustaarchives.com/
8 Oct 1897, page 3A. Mr. Charles Culpepper,of Lyons, GA and formerly of Sandersville, GA, married Miss Mary Martin at the home of her mother in Sandersville.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 152, page 7B, Lyons, Toombs Co., GA
Charles W. Culpepper, Head, M, 35, M1 12, GA/GA/GA, Convict Guard
Mary M. Culpepper, Wife, F, 28, M1 12, ch 2/2, GA/GA/GA
Martina L. Culpepper, Dau, F, 9, S, GA/GA/GA
Mary A. Culpepper, Dau, F, 1 8/12, S, GA/GA/GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 119, page 4B, 307 Jackson Street, Vidalia, Toombs Co., GA
C. W. Culpepper, Head, M, 45, M, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
M. Marten Culpepper, Wife, F, 55, M, GA/GA/GA
Marie Alan Culpepper, Dau, F, 11, S, GA/GA/GA.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 9, page 13A, Court House Avenue, Vidalia, Toombs Co. GA
Rents, Radio=N, Farm=N
Charlie W. Culpepper, Head, M, 58, M, md @ 21, GA/GA/GA, Sheriff of Toombs Co.
Pearl A. Culpepper, Wife, F, 34, M, md @ 19, GA/GA/GA
Charlie W. Culpepper, Jr., Son, M, 3, S, GA/GA/GA
Wittam J. Pomeroy, Stepson, M, 10, S, GA/GA/GA
Sam K. Thames, Stepson, M, 8, S, SC/GA/GA
Marie C. Wright, Daughter, M, 24, M, md @ 18, GA/GA/GA.
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
Charles W. Culpepper, d. 30 Jan 1940 at 68 years in Toombs Co., GA.
Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.

John H. Culpepper

M, (July 1873 - )

Father

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (Jun 1849 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Mother

Mary Allen (Jul 1845 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Name Variation

He was also known as Mark.¹

Birth*

July 1873

John was born at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia, in July 1873.²

(Son) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Charles, John, Jacob and James was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1880 Census at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia.³

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.⁴

(Son) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

John, Jacob, James and William was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1900 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.²

Last Edited

4 July 2005

Citations

Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 35, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
Nathan W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jun 1850 (50), Md 30, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, Jul 1845 (54), Md 30, ch 6/6, GA/GA/GA
John Culpeper, Son, M, Jul 1873 (26), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, Jan 1875 (25), S, GA/GA/GA
Jake Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1877 (23), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Frank Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1879 (21), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Bill Culpeper, Son, M, Sep 1881 (18), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 84A, Warrenton, Warren Co., GA
Nathaniel Culpepper, Self, M, M, W, 30, GA/NC/GA, Farmer
Mary Culpepper, Wife, F, M, W, 32, GA/GA/GA, Housekeeper
Charlie W. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 8, GA/GA/GA
John H. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA/GA/GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, Dau, F, S, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Jacob L. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 3, GA/GA/GA
James F. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 1, GA/GA/GA.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.

Sarah Elizabeth Culpepper¹

F, (24 January 1875 - 25 January 1958)

Father

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (Jun 1849 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Mother

Mary Allen (Jul 1845 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Name Variation

She was also known as Lizzie.²

Birth*

24 January 1875

Sarah was born at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia, on 24 January 1875.^2,1

(Daughter) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Sarah was listed as a daughter in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1880 Census at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia.³

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.⁴

(Daughter) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Sarah was listed as a daughter in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1900 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.²

(Daughter) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

Lizzie was listed as a daughter in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1910 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.⁵

Married Name

say 1915

As of say 1915, her married name was Dent.¹

Marriage*

say 1915

She married James Randolph Dent say 1915. James and Lizzie Culpepper Dent had no children.¹

Residence*

January 1958

Sarah resided at Wrightsville, Johnson Co., Georgia, in January 1958.⁶

Death*

25 January 1958

She died at Toombs Co., Georgia, on 25 January 1958 at age 83.^1,6

Family

James Randolph Dent (say 1872 - 13 July 1923)

Last Edited

4 July 2005

Citations

Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 35, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
Nathan W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jun 1850 (50), Md 30, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, Jul 1845 (54), Md 30, ch 6/6, GA/GA/GA
John Culpeper, Son, M, Jul 1873 (26), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, Jan 1875 (25), S, GA/GA/GA
Jake Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1877 (23), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Frank Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1879 (21), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Bill Culpeper, Son, M, Sep 1881 (18), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 84A, Warrenton, Warren Co., GA
Nathaniel Culpepper, Self, M, M, W, 30, GA/NC/GA, Farmer
Mary Culpepper, Wife, F, M, W, 32, GA/GA/GA, Housekeeper
Charlie W. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 8, GA/GA/GA
John H. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA/GA/GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, Dau, F, S, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Jacob L. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 3, GA/GA/GA
James F. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 1, GA/GA/GA.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 250A, Family 4, Gen.com img 21, 2nd St, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
N.W. Culpeper, Head, M, 60, Md 40 yrs., Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA, Mgr Livery Stable
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, 65, Md 40 yrs, ch 6/2, Warren Co. GA/NJ/Warren Co. GA
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, 30, Sng, Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA/Warren Co. GA, Telephone Operator.
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
Elizabeth Dent died 25 Jun 1958 at age 83 in Tombs Co., GA, Residence in Johnson Co., GA, Certificate 18912.

Jacob S. Culpepper

M, (April 1877 - 24 August 1908)

Father

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (Jun 1849 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Mother

Mary Allen (Jul 1845 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Name Variation

He was also known as Jake.^1,2

Birth*

April 1877

Jacob was born at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia, in April 1877.

(Son) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Charles, John, Jacob and James was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1880 Census at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia.³

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.⁴

(Son) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

John, Jacob, James and William was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1900 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.¹

Marriage*

say 1901

He married Carrie Addison say 1901. Jake and Carrie Culpepper had no children.²

Death*

24 August 1908

He died on 24 August 1908 at age 31.⁵

Burial*

circa 25 August 1908

His body was interred circa 25 August 1908 at Millen Cemetery, Millen, Jenkins Co., Georgia.⁵

Family

Carrie Addison (circa 1877 - )

Last Edited

4 July 2005

Citations

1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 35, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
Nathan W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jun 1850 (50), Md 30, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, Jul 1845 (54), Md 30, ch 6/6, GA/GA/GA
John Culpeper, Son, M, Jul 1873 (26), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, Jan 1875 (25), S, GA/GA/GA
Jake Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1877 (23), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Frank Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1879 (21), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Bill Culpeper, Son, M, Sep 1881 (18), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter.
Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 84A, Warrenton, Warren Co., GA
Nathaniel Culpepper, Self, M, M, W, 30, GA/NC/GA, Farmer
Mary Culpepper, Wife, F, M, W, 32, GA/GA/GA, Housekeeper
Charlie W. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 8, GA/GA/GA
John H. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA/GA/GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, Dau, F, S, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Jacob L. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 3, GA/GA/GA
James F. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 1, GA/GA/GA.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.
USGenWeb Archives.
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm
Millen Cemetery, Jenkins Co., GA. Originally transcribed by Mrs. Bonnie Gay
Jake S. Culpepper, 16 Apr 1877 - 24 Aug 1908.

James Frank Culpepper

M, (April 1879 - 23 December 1949)

Father

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (Jun 1849 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Mother

Mary Allen (Jul 1845 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Name-Comm

His was commonly known as Frank.¹

Birth*

April 1879

James was born at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia, in April 1879.¹

(Son) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Charles, John, Jacob and James was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1880 Census at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia.²

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.³

(Son) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

John, Jacob, James and William was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1900 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.¹

Marriage*

circa 1905

He married Rebecca Jane McCook at Georgia circa 1905.^4,5

1910 Census*

15 April 1910

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Harvard, Laurens Co., Georgia.⁵

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Wilkinson Co., Georgia.⁶

1930 Census*

1 April 1930

James was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Wilkinson Co., Georgia.⁷

Death*

23 December 1949

He died at Wilkinson Co., Georgia, on 23 December 1949 at age 70.⁸

Family

Rebecca Jane McCook (circa 1871 - )

Children

Ruby Culpepper (circa 1907 - )
Lucile Culpepper (circa 1909 - 4 November 1991)
Florie D. Culpepper (circa 1911 - )

Last Edited

4 July 2004

Citations

1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 35, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
Nathan W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jun 1850 (50), Md 30, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, Jul 1845 (54), Md 30, ch 6/6, GA/GA/GA
John Culpeper, Son, M, Jul 1873 (26), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, Jan 1875 (25), S, GA/GA/GA
Jake Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1877 (23), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Frank Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1879 (21), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Bill Culpeper, Son, M, Sep 1881 (18), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 84A, Warrenton, Warren Co., GA
Nathaniel Culpepper, Self, M, M, W, 30, GA/NC/GA, Farmer
Mary Culpepper, Wife, F, M, W, 32, GA/GA/GA, Housekeeper
Charlie W. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 8, GA/GA/GA
John H. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 7, GA/GA/GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, Dau, F, S, W, 5, GA/GA/GA
Jacob L. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 3, GA/GA/GA
James F. Culpepper, Son, M, S, W, 1, GA/GA/GA.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.
Maddox's "Wilkinson Co., Georgia Hist. Collection", p 340, under Daniel McCook: "b 1833... ch. Rebecca b. 1871, married J. F. Culpepper."
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 107, Pages 116B, Family 46, Gen.com Img 6, Harvard, Laurens Co., GA
James F. Culpepper, Head, M, 29, md1-5 yrs, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Rebecca J. Culpepper, Wife, F, 39, md1-5 yrs, ch 3/2, GA/GA/GA
Ruby Culpepper, Dau, F, 3, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Lucile Culpepper, Dau, F, 1, Sng, GA/GA/GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 153, page 12B, Lines 56-60, McIntyre & Gordon Rd, Irwinton District, Wilkinson Co., GA
Frank Culpepper, Head, M, 38, M, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Rebecca Culpepper, Wife, F, 48, M, GA/GA/GA
Luciel Culpepper, Daughter, F, 11, S, GA/GA/GA
Eddie D. Culpepper, Daughter, F, 8, S, GA/GA/GA.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 3, page 7A, Irwinton District, Wilkinson Co., GA
Rents, Radio=N, Farm=Y
James F. Culpepper, Head, M, 50, M, md @20, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Rebecca Culpepper, Wife, F, 59, M, md @29, GA/GA/GA
Lucille Culpepper, Daughter, F, 21, S, GA/GA/GA, Public School Teacher
Eddie D. Culpepper, Daughter, F, 19, S, GA/GA/GA.
Georgia Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1998.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5426a.htm
James F. Culpepper, d. 23 Dec 1949 at 70 years in Wilkinson Co., GA; Res. in Wilkinson Co., GA.

William Allen Culpepper¹

M, (24 September 1881 - 12 November 1909)

Father

Nathaniel W. Culpepper (Jun 1849 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Mother

Mary Allen (Jul 1845 - a 15 Apr 1910)

Name Variation

He was also known as Willie.

Name Variation

He was also known as Bill.²

Birth*

24 September 1881

William was born at Warrenton, Warren Co., Georgia, on 24 September 1881.^2,1

(household member) 1890 Census

1 June 1890

Mary, Charles, John, Sarah, Jacob, James and William was listed as a household member living with Nathaniel W. Culpepper on the 1890 Census at Washington Co., Georgia.³

(Son) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

John, Jacob, James and William was listed as a son in Nathaniel W. Culpepper's household on the 1900 Census at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia.²

Marriage*

29 October 1901

He married Susie Ella Posey on 29 October 1901 at age 20.^4,1

Death*

12 November 1909

He died at Tennille, Washington Co., Georgia, on 12 November 1909 at age 28.^4,1

Research note*

July 2005

Two divorce records have been found in Richmond Co., GA for a W. A. Culpepper. One or both of these might be for a son of this William A. Culpepper. The divorces were:
30 Jan 1927: W. A. Culpepper vs. Helen Culpepper
21 May 1932: Martha LaDelle Culpepper vs. William A. Culpepper.^5,6

Family

Susie Ella Posey (8 January 1884 - 14 February 1936)

Children

William Allen Culpepper Jr.+¹ (14 September 1902 - 31 December 1980)
Frederick Eugene Culpepper+⁴ (20 April 1905 - 21 July 1961)
Mary Ann Culpepper⁷ (circa 1907 - circa 1907)
Annie Elizabeth Culpepper⁴ (22 January 1908 - 2 November 1988)
Walter Robert Culpepper+⁴ (13 March 1910 - 3 August 1984)

Last Edited

14 July 2005

Citations

Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 100, page 35, Tennille, Washington Co., GA
Nathan W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jun 1850 (50), Md 30, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Mary Culpeper, Wife, F, Jul 1845 (54), Md 30, ch 6/6, GA/GA/GA
John Culpeper, Son, M, Jul 1873 (26), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Lizzy Culpeper, Dau, F, Jan 1875 (25), S, GA/GA/GA
Jake Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1877 (23), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Frank Culpeper, Son, M, Apr 1879 (21), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter
Bill Culpeper, Son, M, Sep 1881 (18), S, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter.
1890 Census, Washington Co., GA (Name enumeration preserved by County Clerk).
pp 116-117
Nathan W. Culpeper, M, 40, GA
Mara Culpeper, F, 44, GA
Charley W. Culpeper, M, 18, GA
John H. Culpeper, M, 17, GA
Sarah E. Culpeper, F, 15, GA
Jacob S. Culpeper, M, 13, GA
James F. Culpeper, M, 10, GA
Willie A. Culpeper, M, 9, GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 116, page 6A, North Masonic Street, Millen, Jenkins Co., GA
Warren Daniel, Head, M, 35, M, GA/GA/GA, Bus. Mgr of Fishery
Susie (Culpepper) Daniel, Wife, F, 33, M, GA/GA/GA
Freddie Culpepper, Step-Son, M, 14, S, GA/GA/GA
Elizabeth Culpepper, Step-Dau, F, 12, S, GA/GA/GA
Walter Culpepper, Step-Son, M, 10, S, GA/GA/GA.
Augusta Chronicle - Online Archives, Augusta, GA.
http://augustaarchives.com/
31 Jan 1927, page 5A. Divorce Notices. Final decree on 30 Jan 1927 for W. A. Culpepper vs. Helen Culpepper.
Augusta Chronicle - Online Archives, Augusta, GA.
http://augustaarchives.com/
22 May 1932, page 5B. Divorce Notices. Final decree on 21 May 1932 for Martha LaDelle Culpepper vs. William A. Culpepper.
U.S. Social Security Administration, compiler, Social Security Death Index (SSDI), Online database at Ancestry.com.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/vital/ssdi/main.htm

Mary Elizabeth Martin^1,2

F, (12 October 1869 - 11 December 1950)

Birth*

12 October 1869

Mary was born at Washington Co., Georgia, on 12 October 1869.²

Marriage*

4 October 1897

She married Charles Warren Culpepper at Sandersville, Washington Co., Georgia, on 4 October 1897 at age 27.^3,1

Married Name

4 October 1897

As of 4 October 1897, her married name was Culpepper.

(Wife) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Mary was listed as Charles Warren Culpepper's wife on the 1900 Census at Vidalia, Montgomery Co., Georgia.³

(Family Member) Relocation

18 August 1905

On 18 Aug 1905, Toombs County was formed from Emanuel, Montgomery and Tattnall counties. Charles Culpepper and his family apparently lived in that part of Montgomery that became Toombs.

(Wife) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

Mary was listed as Charles Warren Culpepper's wife on the 1910 Census at Lyons, Toombs Co., Georgia.⁴

(Wife) 1920 Census

1 January 1920

Mary was listed as Charles Warren Culpepper's wife on the 1920 Census at Vidalia, Toombs Co., Georgia.⁵

Divorce*

say 1924

She and Charles Warren Culpepper were divorced say 1924 at Vidalia, Toombs Co., Georgia.

1930 Census*

1 April 1930

Mary was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Vidalia, Toombs Co., Georgia.⁶

Death*

11 December 1950

She died at Dade Co., Florida, on 11 December 1950 at age 81.^7,2

Burial*

circa 14 December 1950

Her body was interred circa 14 December 1950 at Old Cemetery, Sandersville, Washington Co., Georgia.²

Family

Charles Warren Culpepper (9 January 1872 - 30 January 1940)

Children

Martina A. Lois Culpepper (circa 1902 - 3 June 1972)
Mary Warren Culpepper² (28 September 1905 - 7 April 1906)
Marie Alan Culpepper (circa 1906 - )
Annie Allen Culpepper² (4 January 1916 - 4 January 1916)

Last Edited

4 July 2005

Citations

Augusta Chronicle - Online Archives, Augusta, GA.
http://augustaarchives.com/
8 Oct 1897, page 3A. Mr. Charles Culpepper,of Lyons, GA and formerly of Sandersville, GA, married Miss Mary Martin at the home of her mother in Sandersville.
Culpepper/Morgan/Posey Report, Christina Culpepper Mitchell to Arthur Knott Culpepper (to W. Lee Culpepper), circa 1975.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 74, Page 32B, Family 631, Vidalia, Montgomery Co., GA
Charles W. Culpeper, Head, M, Jan 1872, 28, Md 2 yrs, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Mary M. Culpeper, Wife, F, Oct 1875, 24, Md 2 yrs, ch 0/0, GA/GA/GA, School Teacher.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 152, page 7B, Lyons, Toombs Co., GA
Charles W. Culpepper, Head, M, 35, M1 12, GA/GA/GA, Convict Guard
Mary M. Culpepper, Wife, F, 28, M1 12, ch 2/2, GA/GA/GA
Martina L. Culpepper, Dau, F, 9, S, GA/GA/GA
Mary A. Culpepper, Dau, F, 1 8/12, S, GA/GA/GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 119, page 4B, 307 Jackson Street, Vidalia, Toombs Co., GA
C. W. Culpepper, Head, M, 45, M, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
M. Marten Culpepper, Wife, F, 55, M, GA/GA/GA
Marie Alan Culpepper, Dau, F, 11, S, GA/GA/GA.
1930 Federal Census, United States.
ED 4, page 8B, 307 Jackson Street, Vidalia, Toombs Co. GA
Home=$3000, Radio=N, Farm=N (Mary Martina Culpepper, ID: 9558)
Mary Culpepper, Head, M, 55, F, wid (sic), GA/GA/GA
Martina A. Culpepper, Dau, F, 28, S, GA/GA/GA, Saleswoman.
State of Florida Health Department / Office of Vital Records, compiler, Florida Death Index, 1936-1998, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2004.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7338
Mary Martin Culpepper, Dade Co., FL, Female, White, Vol 1439, Cert 25104, died 1950.

Mary Pryor Culpepper

F, (circa 1814 - 1869)

Father

Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA (5 Mar 1779 - 21 Jul 1825)

Mother

Frances Gardner (12 May 1789 - 13 Jan 1861)

Birth*

circa 1814

Mary was born at Warren Co., Georgia, circa 1814.

(free wh female 0-10) 1820 Census

7 August 1820

Elizabeth, Frances and Mary was probably a free white female, under the age of 10, in Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA's household, on the 1820 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.¹

(Orphan) Land Lottery

17 April 1827

She, as an orphan of the deceased, Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA, had a fortunate draw in the land lottery on 17 April 1827 at Warren Co., Georgia.²

(free wh female 15-20) 1830 Census

1 June 1830

Mary was probably a free white female, age 15 and under 20, in Frances Culpepper's household, on the 1830 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.³

Married Name

15 December 1830

As of 15 December 1830, her married name was Beall.⁴

Marriage*

15 December 1830

She married Jesse Roundtree Beall at Warren Co., Georgia, on 15 December 1830.^5,4

(Heir) Will

24 September 1860

Sampson, Mary, Drucilla, Gardner, Lucinda, Frances, Elizabeth and Martha named as heir(s) in the will of Frances Evans at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 24 September 1860.⁶

Death*

1869

She died at Jefferson Co., Georgia, in 1869.⁷

Family

Jesse Roundtree Beall (1 October 1812 - 20 January 1898)

Children

Mary Beall (circa 1833 - )
Samuel S. Beall (13 May 1834 - 24 March 1908)
America Beall (circa 1835 - )
Robert Andrew Beall (31 January 1836 - 24 May 1920)
Jane Beall (circa 1838 - )
Anne Beall (circa 1840 - )
William Henry Beall⁸ (1 September 1842 - 4 February 1920)
Viola Beall (circa 1844 - )

Last Edited

2 April 2012

Citations

1820 Federal Census, United States.
p 279, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, 3 M0-10, 1 M10-16, 1 M26-45, 3 F0-10, 1 F10-16, 1 F26-45.
State of Georgia Recorder Office, compiler, Georgia Land Lottery, 1827, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=2072
Culpepper's Orphans of Stewarts District, Warren Co., GA, drew lot 186-9 in Lee Co., GA, 17 Apr 1827.
1830 Federal Census, United States.
Page 196, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Frances Culpepper, 2 M5-10, 1 M15-29, 1 M20-30, 1 F5-10, 2 F10-15, 1 F15-20, 1 F20-30, 1 F40-50.
Hunting For Bears, compiler, Georgia Marriages, 1699-1944, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2004.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7839
Mary P. Culpepper and Jesse R. Beall on 15 Dec 1830 in Warren Co., GA.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Page 208, which cites Warren Co. Marriages (1825-1834), page 161.
Correspondence from Ruth Allison Waldron Hill, (Collection of Letters between Hill and Hopkins), to Elizabeth Hopkins, 1950-1952, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 164,482.
Frances Baker Godard, DAR application.
Georgia Secretary of State, compiler, Georgia's Virtual Vault, Georgia Archives, 2006.
http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us/
William Henry Beall, born 1 Sep 1842, Caucasian, Male, Died 4 Feb 1920 at age 77 years 5 months 4 days in Wrens, Jefferson Co., GA; Father's Name: Jesse R. Beall, Mother's Name: Mary Culpepper; Spouse's Name: Agnes E. Beall; Certificate Number 5299 (Cite as "Death Certificates, Vital Records, Public Health, RG 26-5-95, Georgia Archives").

Jesse Roundtree Beall^1,2

M, (1 October 1812 - 20 January 1898)

Father

Samuel Beall (c 1769 - )

Mother

Susannah Booth (b 1785 - )

Birth*

1 October 1812

Jesse was born at Warren Co., Georgia, on 1 October 1812.³

Marriage*

15 December 1830

He married Mary Pryor Culpepper at Warren Co., Georgia, on 15 December 1830 at age 18.^4,5

(Security) Probate

4 March 1833

He was named a security for Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA's estate at Warren Co., Georgia, on 4 March 1833.⁶

Census*

1840

He was listed as a resident in the census report at Warren Co., Georgia, in 1840.

Death*

20 January 1898

He died at Jefferson Co., Georgia, on 20 January 1898 at age 85.³

Biography*

On 6 Feb 2007, Paul Wetherington wrote:

My wife Susan Beall Wetherington and I would like to share some of the Beall family research we have done over the last year.

Susan's father was Millard F. Beall, Jr. (1918-1994) buried in Laurens Co. GA
Susan's grandfather was Millard F. Beall Sr. (1894-1975) buried in Laurens Co. GA
Susan's great grandfather was Samuel Absalom Beall (1861-1944) buried in Dublin GA
Susan's gg grandfather was Samuel S. Beall (b. May 13, 1834 Died Mar 24, 1908) Buried in Jefferson Co. GA
Susan's ggg grandfather was Jesse Roundtree Beall (1812-1898)

We have been unable to find where Jesse Roundtree Beall is buried. He is said to have died 20 Jan 1898 in Jefferson County Georgia but we made several trips to Jefferson County and cannot find a grave for him. Please contact us if you know his burial place.⁷

Family

Mary Pryor Culpepper (circa 1814 - 1869)

Children

Mary Beall (circa 1833 - )
Samuel S. Beall (13 May 1834 - 24 March 1908)
America Beall (circa 1835 - )
Robert Andrew Beall (31 January 1836 - 24 May 1920)
Jane Beall (circa 1838 - )
Anne Beall (circa 1840 - )
William Henry Beall⁸ (1 September 1842 - 4 February 1920)
Viola Beall (circa 1844 - )

Last Edited

2 April 2012

Citations

GA Society DAR, compiler, Beall - Overstreet Family.
LDS Microfilm 858776.
Larry D. Kingsley, compiler, e-mail address, The King's Meadow, Rootsweb: WorldConnect (online family tree).
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=ldkingsley
Frances Baker Godard, DAR application.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Page 208, which cites Warren Co. Marriages (1825-1834), page 161.
Hunting For Bears, compiler, Georgia Marriages, 1699-1944, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2004.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7839
Mary P. Culpepper and Jesse R. Beall on 15 Dec 1830 in Warren Co., GA.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Page 645, which cites Warren Co. Adminstrators (1803-1833), page 228.
E-mail written Feb-Mar 2007 to Warren Culpepper from Paul & Susan Wetherington (Susan is gg-granddaughter of Samuel S. Beall #44695), 1532 Snellbridge Road, Dublin, GA 31027, e-mail address.
Georgia Secretary of State, compiler, Georgia's Virtual Vault, Georgia Archives, 2006.
http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us/
William Henry Beall, born 1 Sep 1842, Caucasian, Male, Died 4 Feb 1920 at age 77 years 5 months 4 days in Wrens, Jefferson Co., GA; Father's Name: Jesse R. Beall, Mother's Name: Mary Culpepper; Spouse's Name: Agnes E. Beall; Certificate Number 5299 (Cite as "Death Certificates, Vital Records, Public Health, RG 26-5-95, Georgia Archives").

Drucilla Rose Culpepper

F, (30 April 1824 - 3 January 1913)

Father

Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA (5 Mar 1779 - 21 Jul 1825)

Mother

Frances Gardner (12 May 1789 - 13 Jan 1861)

Birth*

30 April 1824

Drucilla was born at Warren Co., Georgia, on 30 April 1824.¹

(Orphan) Land Lottery

17 April 1827

She, as an orphan of the deceased, Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA, had a fortunate draw in the land lottery on 17 April 1827 at Warren Co., Georgia.²

(free wh female 05-10) 1830 Census

1 June 1830

Drucilla was probably a free white female, age 5 and under 10, in Frances Culpepper's household, on the 1830 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.³

(Orphan) Guardian

4 June 1833

She declared as orphan(s) at Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA's death and Sampson Rose Culpepper of Warren Co., GA was appointed as guardian on 4 June 1833 at Warren Co., Georgia, (Sampson R. Culpepper was appointed guardian of Elizabeth, Nathan, Sterling and Drucilla P. Culpepper, orphans of Nathan Culpepper.)⁴

Married Name

2 December 1843

As of 2 December 1843, her married name was Chapman.⁵

Marriage*

2 December 1843

She married Micajah Chapman at Warren Co., Georgia, on 2 December 1843 at age 19.^5,6

1850 Census*

1 June 1850

Drucilla listed as a household member living with Micajah Chapman on the 1850 Census on 1 June 1850 at Warren Co., Georgia.⁷

(Heir) Will

24 September 1860

Sampson, Mary, Drucilla, Gardner, Lucinda, Frances, Elizabeth and Martha named as heir(s) in the will of Frances Evans at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 24 September 1860.⁸

Death*

3 January 1913

She died at Warren Co., Georgia, on 3 January 1913 at age 88.¹

Burial*

circa 4 January 1913

Her body was interred circa 4 January 1913 at Williams Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Warren Co., Georgia.¹

Family

Micajah Chapman (1812 - after 1850)

Last Edited

12 June 2004

Citations

Tombstone.
Williams Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Warren Co., GA.
Warren Culpepper, Census Taker, 13 Feb 1999
+ Drucilla Culpepper Chapman, 30 Apr 1824 - 3 Jan 1913
+ William G. Culpepper, 48th GA Inf. (no dates)
+ Elizabeth C. Dobbins, 1865-1943 (ID: 5212, d/o William G. Culpepper)
+ George Porter Dobbins, 1866-1934 (ID: 7523, h/o Elizabeth Culpepper)
+ William Thomas Culpepper, 20 Aug 1860 - 12 Oct 1894.
State of Georgia Recorder Office, compiler, Georgia Land Lottery, 1827, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=2072
Culpepper's Orphans of Stewarts District, Warren Co., GA, drew lot 186-9 in Lee Co., GA, 17 Apr 1827.
1830 Federal Census, United States.
Page 196, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Frances Culpepper, 2 M5-10, 1 M15-29, 1 M20-30, 1 F5-10, 2 F10-15, 1 F15-20, 1 F20-30, 1 F40-50.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Page 333 which cites Warren Co. Minutes of the Court of the Ordinary, Record Book C, page 5.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Ancestry.com, compiler, Georgia Marriages to 1850, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/2085a.htm
Drucilla Culpepper and Micajah Chapman on 2 Dec 1843 in Warren Co., GA.
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 155, 90 Subdivision, Warren Co., GA
Micajah Chapman, 38, M, farmer, $500, GA
Drucilla (Culpepper) Chapman, 26, F, GA
Robert Chapman, 7, M, GA
Matilda F. Chapman, 5, F, GA
Benjamin S. Chapman, 3, M, GA.
Correspondence from Ruth Allison Waldron Hill, (Collection of Letters between Hill and Hopkins), to Elizabeth Hopkins, 1950-1952, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. Film 164,482.

Micajah Chapman

M, (1812 - after 1850)

Birth*

1812

Micajah was born in 1812.¹

Marriage*

2 December 1843

He married Drucilla Rose Culpepper at Warren Co., Georgia, on 2 December 1843.^2,3

1850 Census*

1 June 1850

Micajah was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census on 1 June 1850 at Warren Co., Georgia.⁴

Death*

after 1850

He died after 1850
The date and place of his death are unknown; he is apparently not buried in the same cemetery as his wife.

Family

Drucilla Rose Culpepper (30 April 1824 - 3 January 1913)

Last Edited

12 June 2004

Citations

1850 Federal Census, United States.
District 90, Warren Co., GA, page 155. Ancestry.com image 54 transcribed by Warren Culpepper.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Ancestry.com, compiler, Georgia Marriages to 1850, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/2085a.htm
Drucilla Culpepper and Micajah Chapman on 2 Dec 1843 in Warren Co., GA.
1850 Federal Census, United States.
Page 155, 90 Subdivision, Warren Co., GA
Micajah Chapman, 38, M, farmer, $500, GA
Drucilla (Culpepper) Chapman, 26, F, GA
Robert Chapman, 7, M, GA
Matilda F. Chapman, 5, F, GA
Benjamin S. Chapman, 3, M, GA.

Elizabeth Culpepper

F, (circa 1818 - )

Father

Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA (5 Mar 1779 - 21 Jul 1825)

Mother

Frances Gardner (12 May 1789 - 13 Jan 1861)

Name Variation

She was also known as Eliza.

Birth*

circa 1818

Elizabeth was born at Warren Co., Georgia, circa 1818.

(free wh female 0-10) 1820 Census

7 August 1820

Elizabeth, Frances and Mary was probably a free white female, under the age of 10, in Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA's household, on the 1820 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.¹

(Orphan) Land Lottery

17 April 1827

She, as an orphan of the deceased, Nathan Culpepper of Warren Co., GA, had a fortunate draw in the land lottery on 17 April 1827 at Warren Co., Georgia.²

(free wh female 10-15) 1830 Census

1 June 1830

Elizabeth and Frances was probably a free white female, age 10 and under 15, in Frances Culpepper's household, on the 1830 Census at Warren Co., Georgia.³

(Orphan) Guardian

4 June 1833

Married Name

4 September 1834

As of 4 September 1834, her married name was Dunham.

Marriage*

4 September 1834

She married Elisha Dunham at Warren Co., Georgia, on 4 September 1834.^5,6

Family

Elisha Dunham (say 1811 - )

Last Edited

12 June 2004

Citations

1820 Federal Census, United States.
p 279, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, 3 M0-10, 1 M10-16, 1 M26-45, 3 F0-10, 1 F10-16, 1 F26-45.
State of Georgia Recorder Office, compiler, Georgia Land Lottery, 1827, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=2072
Culpepper's Orphans of Stewarts District, Warren Co., GA, drew lot 186-9 in Lee Co., GA, 17 Apr 1827.
1830 Federal Census, United States.
Page 196, Unk Twp, Warren Co., GA
Frances Culpepper, 2 M5-10, 1 M15-29, 1 M20-30, 1 F5-10, 2 F10-15, 1 F15-20, 1 F20-30, 1 F40-50.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
Page 333 which cites Warren Co. Minutes of the Court of the Ordinary, Record Book C, page 5.
Daniel Nathan Crumpton, compiler, Cemeteries and Genealogy: Waren County, Georgia and immediate vicinity, 1792-1987, Vol. I, Roswell, Georgia: WH Wolfe Associates, 1987, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 975.8625 V3c v. 2.
p. 211.
Ancestry.com, compiler, Georgia Marriages to 1850, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1997.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/2085a.htm
Elizabeth Culpepper and Elisha Dunham on 4 Sep 1834 in Warren Co., GA.

Kinchen L. Taylor¹

M, (circa 1836 - )

Birth*

circa 1836

Kinchen was born circa 1836.

Marriage*

23 November 1856

He married Nancy F. Culpepper at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 23 November 1856.¹

Family

Nancy F. Culpepper (23 November 1837 - 7 November 1886)

Last Edited

30 September 2004

Citations

Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Nancy F. Culpepper and Kinchen L. Taylor on 23 Nov 1856 in Thomas Co., GA.

Mitchell B. Parramore

M, (circa 1838 - )

Birth*

circa 1838

Mitchell was born circa 1838.

Marriage*

21 July 1858

He married Amanda E. Culpepper at Thomas Co., Georgia, on 21 July 1858.¹

Family

Amanda E. Culpepper (9 March 1840 - )

Last Edited

9 May 1999

Citations

Joseph E. Craigmiles III, Thomas County, Georgia Marriages (1826-1925), Thomasville, GA: Craigmiles & Associates Publishing/Printing, 1991.
Amanda Culpepper and Mitchell B. Parramore on 21 Jul 1858 in Thomas Co., GA.

Caledonia Phillips¹

F, (circa 1835 - )

Birth*

circa 1835

Caledonia was born at Alabama circa 1835.

Marriage*

circa 1858

She married Joseph John Culpepper at Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi, circa 1858.

Married Name

circa 1858

As of circa 1858, her married name was Culpepper.

(household member) 1860 Census

1 June 1860

Caledonia and Henry listed as a household member living with Joseph John Culpepper in the 1860 Census at Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi.²

(household member) 1870 Census

1 June 1870

Caledonia and Henry listed as a household member living with Joseph John Culpepper on the 1870 Census at Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi.³

(Wife) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

Caledonia was listed as Joseph John Culpepper's wife on the 1880 Census at Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi.⁴

Family

Joseph John Culpepper (circa 1833 - after 1891)

Child

Henry Alexander Culpepper+ (14 July 1859 - 4 August 1949)

Last Edited

29 March 2008

Citations

Linda Burgess, compiler, e-mail address), Linda's Genealogy (and e-mails to Warren Culpepper), 2005.
http://members.tripod.com/~LLBurgess/
1860 Federal Census, United States.
Page 4, Family 22, Lines 6-8, Not Stated, Oktibbeha, Mississippi
Joseph J. Culpepper, 26, M, Farming, RE=$0, PE=$0, AL
Caledonia Culpepper, 25, F, AL
Hal Culpepper, 1, M, MS.
1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 39, Family 311, Lines 20-23, Police Beat 2, Oktibbeha, MS
Joseph Culpepper, 37, M, Wh, Farmer, RE=$480, PE=900, AL
Caledonia Culpepper, 42, F, Wh, Keeping House, AL
Hal A. Culpepper, 11, M, Wh, Attending School, MS
Ann Maddox, 22, F, Wh, Asst. Keeping House, MS.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
Page 345D, District 147, Oktibbeha Co., MS
Joe Culpepper, Self, M, Md, Wh, 48, Farmer, MS/MS/MS (#9515)
Callie Culpepper, Wife, F, Md, Wh, 50, At Home, MS/NC/NC
Hal Culpepper, Son, M, Md, Wh, 21, Works On Farm, MS/MS/MS
Nannie Culpepper, DauL, F, Sng, Wh, 24, At Home, MS/MS/MS.

Caroline Turman

F, (12 November 1863 - 2 April 1944)

Father

Beverly Cook Crenshaw Turman (22 Oct 1819 - 29 Mar 1886)

Mother

Cordelia Garrett (6 Aug 1836 - 5 Sep 1906)

Name-Comm

Her was commonly known as Carrie.

Birth*

12 November 1863

Caroline was born at Heard Co., Georgia, on 12 November 1863. Carrie was the 7th of 10 children.^1,2

Marriage*

8 August 1883

She married Harris Benjamin Culpepper at McLennan Co., Texas, on 8 August 1883 at age 19.³

Married Name

8 August 1883

As of 8 August 1883, her married name was Culpepper.

(Wife) 1900 Census

1 June 1900

Caroline was listed as Harris Benjamin Culpepper's wife on the 1900 Census at McLennan Co., Texas.⁴

(Wife) 1910 Census

15 April 1910

Caroline was listed as Harris Benjamin Culpepper's wife on the 1910 Census at McLennan Co., Texas.⁵

(Wife) 1920 Census

1 January 1920

Caroline was listed as Harris Benjamin Culpepper's wife on the 1920 Census at China Springs, McLennan Co., Texas.⁶

Death*

2 April 1944

She died at McLennan Co., Texas, on 2 April 1944 at age 80.^1,7

Burial*

circa 4 April 1944

Her body was interred circa 4 April 1944 at Patrick Cemetery, McLennan Co., Texas.¹

Family

Harris Benjamin Culpepper (15 February 1859 - 26 December 1926)

Children

William Ernest Culpepper (4 May 1884 - 10 September 1904)
Ada Inez Culpepper (26 May 1888 - 23 August 1956)
Aubrey John Culpepper+ (20 July 1893 - 14 April 1949)
Albe Turman Culpepper (20 July 1893 - 21 July 1893)

Last Edited

6 November 2006

Citations

Tombstone.
Patrick Cemetery, McLennan Co., TX
Harris B. Culpepper, 15 Feb 1859 – 26 Dec 1926
Carrie Turman Culpepper, 12 Nov 1863 – 2 Apr 1944.
E-mail written March 2006 to Warren Culpepper from #10133) Diedre Bush West (ggd of Cordelia Garrett Turman, e-mail address.
Texas Department of State Health Services, compiler, Texas Marriage Collection, 1814-1909 and 1966-2002, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2005.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8795
McLennan Co., TX: Harris B. Culpepper and Miss Carrie Turman, 8 Aug 1883, W. G. Boyd, J.P.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 85, Sheet 18B-19A, Pg 141A-142, Pct 4, Gen.com Img 36-37, McLennan Co., TX
Benjamin H. Culpepper, Head, M, Feb-1858, 42, md-17 yrs, AL VA NC, Farmer
Carry Culpepper, Wife, F, Nov-1862, 37, md-17 yrs, Ch 4/3, GA GA GA
William E. Culpepper, Son, M, May-1884, 16, S, TX AL GA
Ada Culpepper, Daughter, F, Mar-1889, 11, S, TX AL GA
Aubry Culpepper, Son, M, Jul-1894, 5, S, TX AL GA
Mrs. C. Turman, Mother-in-Law, F, May-1839, 61, Wid, Ch 7/5, GA GA GA.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 101, Sheet n/a, Pg 37A, Pct 4, Gen.com Img 15, McLennan Co., TX
Harris B. Culpepper, Head, M, 57, M1, md-27, AL VA VA, Farmer
Caroline Culpepper, Wife, F, 45, M1, md-27, ch 4/2, GA VA GA
Ida Inez Culpepper, Daughter, F, 21, S, TX AL GA
Aubrey Culpepper, Son, M, 16, S, TX AL GA.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 138, Sheet 11B, Pct 4, Anc.com img 22, China Springs, McLennan Co., TX
H. B. Culpepper, Head, M, 60, Md, AL VA NC, Farmer
Cassie Culpepper, Wife, F, 58, Md, GA VA GA
Ada Culpepper, Daughter, F, 31, S, TX AL GA
John Culpepper, Son, M, 25, S, TX AL GA.
Texas Department of Health, compiler, Texas Death Index, 1903-2000, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2006.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=4876
Carrie Turman Culpepper, died 2 Apr 1944 in McLennan Co., TX.

Robert David Culpepper¹

M, (1864 - 29 November 1938)

Father

Benjamin W. Culpepper (22 Nov 1820 - 18 Feb 1907)

Mother

Nancy S. Singleterry (12 Sep 1832 - 26 May 1898)

Name Variation

He was also known as Bob.

Birth*

1864

Robert was born at Clarke Co., Alabama, in 1864.²

Birth

February 1865

He was born in February 1865 at Alabama.³

(household member) 1870 Census

1 June 1870

Nancy, Henry, Harris, John, Lucinda, Robert and Amanda listed as a household member living with Benjamin W. Culpepper on the 1870 Census at Grove Hill, Clarke Co., Alabama.⁴

(Son) 1880 Census

1 June 1880

John and Robert was listed as a son in Benjamin W. Culpepper's household on the 1880 Census at Cane Creek, Clarke Co., Alabama.⁵

1900 Census*

1 June 1900

Robert was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Bells Landing, Monroe Co., Alabama.³

1910 Census*

15 April 1910

Robert was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at McLennan Co., Texas.⁶

Marriage*

circa 1914

He married Sarah Alma Honea at McLennan Co., Texas, circa 1914.

1920 Census*

1 January 1920

Robert was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Patrick, McLennan Co., Texas.⁷

Death*

29 November 1938

He died at McLennan Co., Texas, on 29 November 1938.¹

Burial*

circa 1 December 1938

His body was interred circa 1 December 1938 at Patrick Cemetery, McLennan Co., Texas.²

Family

Sarah Alma Honea (1880 - 1953)

Children

Mildred Inez Culpepper⁷ (16 August 1915 - 12 June 2006)
H B Culpepper+ (20 November 1917 - 13 October 1985)

Last Edited

28 February 2011

Citations

Texas Department of Health, compiler, Texas Death Index, 1903-2000, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2006.
http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=4876
Robert David Culpepper, McLennan Co., Nov 29 1938, 51829.
Tombstone.
Patrick Cemetery, McLennan Co., TX
Robert D. Culpepper, 1864 – 1938
Sarah Allie Rozell Culpepper, 1880 – 1953.
1900 Federal Census, United States.
ED 164, Page 12A, Lines 31-32, Bells Landing, Monroe Co., AL
Robert D. Culpepper, Head, Wh, M, Feb 1865, 35, sng, AL/NC/NC
John T. Culpepper, Brother, Wh, M, Jan 1870, 30, sng, AL/NC/NC.
1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 213, Lines 1-9, Gates Beat, Grove Hill P.O., Clarke Co., AL
Benjamin Culpepper, 52, M, Wh, Farmer, RE=$200, PE=$400, AL
Nancy W. Culpepper, 45, F, Wh, AL
William Culpepper, 18, M, Wh, AL
Benjamin Culpepper, 12, M, Wh, AL
John F. Culpepper, 11, M, Wh, AL
Lucinda Culpepper, 8, F, Wh, AL
Robert D. Culpepper, 5, M, Wh, AL
Amanda Culpepper, 2, F, Wh, AL
Cornelia Kelly, 27, F, Wh, Housekeeper, AL.
1880 Federal Census, United States.
ED 35, Page 432C/Lines 48-50 and Page 432D/Lines 1-4, Cane Creek, Clarke Co., AL
B. W. Culpepper, Self, M, Md, Wh, 56, Farmer, NC/NC/NC
Nancy Culpepper, Wife, F, Md, Wh, 50, Housekeeper, AL/NC/SC
John F. Culpepper, Son, M, sng, Wh, 19, Laborer, AL/NC/AL
R. D. Culpepper, Son, M, sng, Wh, 14, Laborer, AL/NC/AL
Amanda E. Culpepper, Dau, F, sng, Wh, 13, School, AL/NC/AL
Enoch Thomas, Other, M, , Wh, 19, School, AL/AL/AL
Culpepper, Mother, F, Wid, Wh, 70, Old Age, NC/NC/NC.
1910 Federal Census, United States.
ED 101, Sheet ??, Pg 34B, Pct 4, Gen.com Img 10, McLennan Co., TX
Rob D. Culpepper, Head, M, 42, wid?, AL AL AL, Farmer
Robert C. Wallker?, Boarder, Boarder, M, 22, M1, md-1 yr, AL AL AL, Laborer-Wk Out
Ruebelle Walker, Boarder, F, 21, M1-md-1 yr, ch 1/0, AL AL AL.
1920 Federal Census, United States.
ED 139, Sheet 16B, Pg 117, Pct 4, Patrick, Mc Lennan Co., TX
Rent=Y, Farm=Y
Robert D. Culpepper, Head, M, 35, M, AL SC SC, Farmer
Alma Culpepper, Wife, F, 34, M, TX GA? MS
Mildred Culpepper, Dau, F, 4 5/12, S, TX AL TX
H. B. Culpepper, Son, M, 2 11/12, TX AL TX
Charles A. Rozall, S-Son, M, 17, S, TX TX TX
Jessie L. Penny, Boarder, M, 32, S, TX MS AR, Farmer.