Mary Culpepper

F, (September 1783 - )
FatherHenry Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1743 - b Feb 1813)
MotherSarah (?) (s 1743 - a 1830)
Birth*September 1783 Mary was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in September 1783. 
Marriage*30 July 1800 She married John Mason Blanford at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 30 July 1800 at age 16. 
Married Name30 July 1800  As of 30 July 1800, her married name was Blanford. 
(Heir) Will25 August 1806 Sarah, Henry, Martha, Margaret, Sally, Nancy and Mary named as heir(s) in the will of Henry Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 25 August 1806.1 

Family

John Mason Blanford (say 1776 - )
Last Edited27 September 2003

Citations

  1. Norfolk Co. VA Wills; (n.p.: n.pub.).
    Will of Henry Culpepper, 25 Aug 1806, Book 4, p. 173.

James Cherry

M, (say 1786 - )
Birth*say 1786 James was born say 1786. 
Marriage*15 May 1810 He married Martha Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 15 May 1810.1 
Marriage18 October 1814 He married Margaret Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 18 October 1814.2 

Family

Martha Culpepper (say 1789 - say 1813)
Last Edited15 December 2001

Citations

  1. Henry Culpepper, surety, makes oath that Patsey is of lawful age.
  2. Henry Culpepper, surety.

William Culpepper of Camden Co., NC

M, (circa 1776 - after 1820)
FatherRobert Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (s 1745 - b 1823)
MotherMartha (?) (s 1747 - )
Extinct Surname?* The family branch headed by William Culpepper of Camden Co., NC is believed to have no living male descendants with the Culpepper surname. If you know otherwise, please contact Lew Griffin using the link at the bottom of this page. 
Birth*circa 1776 William was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1776. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 He was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
(Heir) Will27 December 1785 William, John, Thomas, Thomas, John, Willoughby, Henry, Robert, William, Thomas, Elizabeth, Margaret, Ann, Sally and Tamer was named as an heir in the will of his grandfather Thomas Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 27 December 1785.2 
Marriage*say 1795 He married Mary (?) say 1795. 
Deed*15 April 1796 He granted a deed, with John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA and Robert Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA as an adjacent landowner, with Thomas Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA as a previous landowner on 15 April 1796 at Norfolk Co., Virginia,

15 Apr 1796 -- Deed Bk 36, p 165. William and Mary Culpepper to John Kearnes, for £7, fifty acres on the South side of Deep Creek bounding John and Robert Culpepper as willed to me by my grandfather Thomas Culpepper. Wit: Francis Williamson, Francis Benson, William Deacon.3 
1810 Census*6 August 1810 William was listed as the head of a family on the 1810 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia. Enumerated in census but otherwise not identified are 2 M10-16 and 1 F16-26..4 
Death*after 1820 He died at Norfolk Co., Virginia, after 1820. 
1820 Census*7 August 1820 William was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Camden Co., North Carolina.5 
1830 Census*1 June 1830 William was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Camden Co., North Carolina.6 
Research note* William appeared in various Norfolk County Personal Property Tax lists, beginning in 1792. This would suggest a birth date of about 1776. No other William Culpepper was living in Norfolk during this period:
          1791 not listed
          1792 one male over 16, one Black over 16, four horses
          1793 one male over 16, no Blacks, three horses
          1794 one male over 16, one Black, two horses
          1795 - 1797 one male over 16, no Blacks, two horses
          1798 one male over 16 and one horse
          1800 one male over 16, three horses
          1801 one male over 16, two horses
          1802 one male over 16, one Black over 16, two horses
          1803 one male over 16, two horses
     William had two sons and a daughter in the 1810 census, and their names are all currently unknown.
If you can help in their identification or in providing other information on William Culpepper, please contact Lew Griffin.7 

Family

Mary (?) (say 1777 - before 1830)
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    Robert Culpepper, 3 White, 0 Black [There were 2 separate Robert Culpeppers with this exact count].
  2. Warren H. 'Dick' Culpepper (#6860), Culpeppers of England and America, Provo, Utah: Stevenson's Genealogy Center, 2008.
  3. Norfolk Co, VA Deeds, .
  4. 1810 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 136, Genealogy.com Page 262/Image 8, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., VA
    Asa Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M16-26, 2 F 0-10, 1 F16-26, 1 F26-45, 1 F45+
    Robert Culpepper, 2 M0-10, 1 M16-26, 1 F0-10, 1 F16-26, 1 F26-45
    Thomas Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M26-45, 2 F0-10, 1 F10-16, 1 F26-45
    William Culpepper, 2 M10-16, 1 M16-26, 1 M45+, 1 F10-16, 1 F16-26, 1 F45+.
  5. 1820 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 36, Genealogy.com Image 18, Unknown Township, Camden Co., NC
    Lydia Culpepper, 1 F0-10, 1 F26-45, 0 Slaves
    William Culpepper, 1 M26-45, 1 F26-45, 0 Slaves.
  6. 1830 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 347, Ancestry.com images 1-2, Unknown Township, Camden Co., NC
    William Culpepper, 1 M40-50, 3 Free Colored, 0 slaves.
  7. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), e-mail address.

Mary (?)

F, (say 1777 - before 1830)
Birth*say 1777 Mary was born say 1777. 
Marriage*say 1795 She married William Culpepper of Camden Co., NC say 1795. 
Married Namesay 1795  As of say 1795, her married name was Culpepper. 
Deed*15 April 1796 She granted a deed, with John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA and Robert Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA as an adjacent landowner, with Thomas Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA as a previous landowner on 15 April 1796 at Norfolk Co., Virginia,

15 Apr 1796 -- Deed Bk 36, p 165. William and Mary Culpepper to John Kearnes, for £7, fifty acres on the South side of Deep Creek bounding John and Robert Culpepper as willed to me by my grandfather Thomas Culpepper. Wit: Francis Williamson, Francis Benson, William Deacon.1 
(free wh female 16-26) 1810 Census6 August 1810 Mary was probably a free white female, age 16 and under 26, in William Culpepper of Camden Co., NC's household on the 1810 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia. Enumerated in census but otherwise not identified are 2 M10-16 and 1 F16-26..2 
(free wh female 26-45) 1820 Census7 August 1820 Mary was probably a free white female, age 26 and under 45, in William Culpepper of Camden Co., NC's household, on the 1820 Census at Camden Co., North Carolina.3 
Death*before 1830 She died before 1830. 

Family

William Culpepper of Camden Co., NC (circa 1776 - after 1820)
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Norfolk Co, VA Deeds, .
  2. 1810 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 136, Genealogy.com Page 262/Image 8, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., VA
    Asa Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M16-26, 2 F 0-10, 1 F16-26, 1 F26-45, 1 F45+
    Robert Culpepper, 2 M0-10, 1 M16-26, 1 F0-10, 1 F16-26, 1 F26-45
    Thomas Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M26-45, 2 F0-10, 1 F10-16, 1 F26-45
    William Culpepper, 2 M10-16, 1 M16-26, 1 M45+, 1 F10-16, 1 F16-26, 1 F45+.
  3. 1820 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 36, Genealogy.com Image 18, Unknown Township, Camden Co., NC
    Lydia Culpepper, 1 F0-10, 1 F26-45, 0 Slaves
    William Culpepper, 1 M26-45, 1 F26-45, 0 Slaves.

Sally (?)1

F, (say 1740 - circa 1796)
Name Variation She was also known as L. (?)
(The name of John's wife began with either "L" or "S." This is from the Norfolk marriage record of their daughter Margaret, to Willoughby Tucker. In that document John and "L." Culpepper, the parents, gave consent, on 7 Mar 1779.)2 
Birth*say 1740 Sally was born say 1740. 
Marriage*circa March 1761 She married John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA circa March 1761.1 
Married Namecirca March 1761  As of circa March 1761, her married name was Culpepper.1 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.3 
Death*circa 1796 She died circa 1796. 
Probate*1796 Probate action was taken on Sally's estate in 1796 at Norfolk Co., Virginia,

Inventory of her estate was taken.4 

Family

John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (circa 1735 - 1810)
Children
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Warren H. 'Dick' Culpepper (#6860), Culpeppers of England and America, Provo, Utah: Stevenson's Genealogy Center, 2008.
    p. 235, Item 36.
  2. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), e-mail address.
  3. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.
  4. Warren H. 'Dick' Culpepper (#6860), Culpeppers of England and America, Provo, Utah: Stevenson's Genealogy Center, 2008.
    p. 241, Item 82: Cites Torrence, Virginia Willa and Administrations, 1632-1800.

John Culpepper Jr.

M, (circa 1778 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Extinct Surname?* The family branch headed by John Culpepper Jr. is believed to have no living male descendants with the Culpepper surname. If you know otherwise, please contact Lew Griffin using the link at the bottom of this page. 
Birth*circa 1778 John was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1778.1 
(Enumerated) Census1782 He was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.2 
Probate*17 December 1810 During probate, John Culpepper Jr. was identified as an heir of John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA on 17 December 1810 at Norfolk Co., Virginia. 
War of 1812*between 1813 and 1814 He served in the War of 1812 between 1813 and 1814
(Virginia Militia.)3 
1820 Census*7 August 1820 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia. Enumerated in census but otherwise not identified are 1 F0-10, 2 F16-26, 1 F26-45 and 1 Slave..4 
Research note*13 June 2004 This John needs to be distinguished from the many other John Culpeppers of his place and time.

Your help with this person will be appreciated. Contact Lew Griffin (see footnote for details).5 
Last Edited8 October 2011

Citations

  1. Birth based on first appearance in 1794 in Norfolk tax records at age 16.
  2. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.
  3. National Archives and Records Administration, compiler, Index to the Compiled Military Service Records for the Volunteer Soldiers Who Served During the War of 1812, Online database at Ancestry.com, 1999.
    http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=4281
    Five different service records are found for a John Culpepper serving in the Virginia Militia. Some of these are probably the same person, but it is not known which:
    4th Regiment (Beatty's)
    7th Regiment (Magnien's)
    95th Regiment (Lee's)
    Captain Williams' Company
    Captain Tart's Company.
  4. 1810 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 117, Genealogy.com page 120/Image 4, Unknown Township, Norfolk Co., VA
    John Culpepper, 1 M26-45, 1 F0-10, 2 F16-26, 1 F26-45, 1 Slave.
  5. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), e-mail address.

Margaret Culpepper

F, (say 1762 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*say 1762 Margaret was born say 1762. 
Marriage*17 March 1779 She married Willoughby Tucker at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 17 March 1779. The marriage was witnessed by John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA and Lemuel Culpepper. Surety, John Batchelor. A note on the marriage document stated, "This is to certify that John Culpepper and wife are both agreeable that Willabe Tucker may have their daughter Margaret Culpepper to wife."1 
Married Name17 March 1779  As of 17 March 1779, her married name was Tucker. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.2 

Family

Willoughby Tucker (say 1755 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Margaret Culpepper and Willoughby Tucker married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 17 Mar 1779, surety John Batchelor. "This is to certify that John Culpepper and his wife are both agreeable that Wilabe Tucker may have their daughter Margaret Culpepper to wife." Signed, John Culpepper and L. Culpepper.
  2. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.

Willoughby Tucker

M, (say 1755 - )
FatherThomas Tucker (s 1725 - )
MotherMargaret Herbert (s 1725 - )
Birth*say 1755 Willoughby was born say 1755. 
Marriage*17 March 1779 He married Margaret Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 17 March 1779. The marriage was witnessed by John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA and Lemuel Culpepper. Surety, John Batchelor. A note on the marriage document stated, "This is to certify that John Culpepper and wife are both agreeable that Willabe Tucker may have their daughter Margaret Culpepper to wife."1 

Family

Margaret Culpepper (say 1762 - )
Last Edited5 September 2011

Citations

  1. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Margaret Culpepper and Willoughby Tucker married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 17 Mar 1779, surety John Batchelor. "This is to certify that John Culpepper and his wife are both agreeable that Wilabe Tucker may have their daughter Margaret Culpepper to wife." Signed, John Culpepper and L. Culpepper.

Mary Culpepper

F, (between 1762 and 1781 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1762 and 1781 Mary was born between 1762 and 1781. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
Married Namebetween 1782 and 1810  As of between 1782 and 1810, her married name was Canney. 
Marriage*between 1782 and 1810 She married (?) Canney between 1782 and 1810. 

Family

(?) Canney (say 1760 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.

(?) Canney

M, (say 1760 - )
Birth*say 1760 (?) was born say 1760. 
Marriage*between 1782 and 1810 He married Mary Culpepper between 1782 and 1810. 

Family

Mary Culpepper (between 1762 and 1781 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Lydia Culpepper

F, (between 1762 and 1772 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1762 and 1772 Lydia was born between 1762 and 1772. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
Marriage*before 1790 She married Stephen Anderson at Norfolk Co., Virginia, before 1790. Lydia's father, John Culpepper, consented and made oath that both are of lawful age. Witnesses to the consent were John Pollick and William Richardson.2 
Married Namebefore 1790  As of before 1790, her married name was Anderson. 

Family

Stephen Anderson (say 1760 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.
  2. Daughter of John Culpepper, who consents and makes oath that both are of lawful age. Witnesses to the consent were John Pollick and William Richardson.

Rachel Culpepper

F, (between 1762 and 1781 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1762 and 1781 Rachel was born between 1762 and 1781. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
Married Namebetween 1782 and 1810  As of between 1782 and 1810, her married name was Cofield. 
Marriage*between 1782 and 1810 She married (?) Cofield between 1782 and 1810. 

Family

(?) Cofield (say 1760 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.

Stephen Anderson

M, (say 1760 - )
Birth*say 1760 Stephen was born say 1760. 
Marriage*before 1790 He married Lydia Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, before 1790. Lydia's father, John Culpepper, consented and made oath that both are of lawful age. Witnesses to the consent were John Pollick and William Richardson.1 

Family

Lydia Culpepper (between 1762 and 1772 - )
Last Edited5 September 2011

Citations

  1. Daughter of John Culpepper, who consents and makes oath that both are of lawful age. Witnesses to the consent were John Pollick and William Richardson.

(?) Cofield

M, (say 1760 - )
Birth*say 1760 (?) was born say 1760. 
Marriage*between 1782 and 1810 He married Rachel Culpepper between 1782 and 1810. 

Family

Rachel Culpepper (between 1762 and 1781 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Frankey Culpepper

F, (between 1762 and 1774 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1762 and 1774 Frankey was born between 1762 and 1774. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
Marriage*15 January 1790 She married James Richardson at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 15 January 1790. John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA was the surety affirming that there was no moral or legal reason why the couple could not be married.2 
Married Name15 January 1790  As of 15 January 1790, her married name was Richardson. 

Family

James Richardson (say 1760 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.
  2. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Frankey Culpepper and James Richardson married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 15 Jan 1790, surety John Culpepper.

James Richardson

M, (say 1760 - )
Birth*say 1760 James was born say 1760. 
Marriage*15 January 1790 He married Frankey Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 15 January 1790. John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA was the surety affirming that there was no moral or legal reason why the couple could not be married.1 

Family

Frankey Culpepper (between 1762 and 1774 - )
Last Edited5 September 2011

Citations

  1. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Frankey Culpepper and James Richardson married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 15 Jan 1790, surety John Culpepper.

Sally Culpepper

F, (between 1762 and 1781 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1762 and 1781 Sally was born between 1762 and 1781. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.

Letitia Culpepper

F, (between 1782 and 1785 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1782 and 1785 Letitia was born between 1782 and 1785. 
Marriage*22 February 1814 She married James Manning at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 22 February 1814.1 
Married Name22 February 1814  As of 22 February 1814, her married name was Manning. 

Family

James Manning (say 1790 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Surety Robert Manning.

Nancy Culpepper

F, (between 1762 and 1781 - )
FatherJohn Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1735 - 1810)
MotherSally (?) (s 1740 - c 1796)
Birth*between 1762 and 1781 Nancy was born between 1762 and 1781. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.1 
Married Namebetween 1782 and 1810  As of between 1782 and 1810, her married name was Guiness. 
Marriage*between 1782 and 1810 She married (?) Guiness between 1782 and 1810. 

Family

(?) Guiness (say 1760 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    John Culpepper, Sr., 10 White, 0 Black.

(?) Guiness

M, (say 1760 - )
Birth*say 1760 (?) was born say 1760. 
Marriage*between 1782 and 1810 He married Nancy Culpepper between 1782 and 1810. 

Family

Nancy Culpepper (between 1762 and 1781 - )
Last Edited6 October 2011

Sampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA

M, (circa 1736 - after 28 March 1793)
FatherRobert Culpepper Jr. of Lower Norfolk Co., VA (s 1694 - b Oct 1774)
MotherDorcas (?) (s 1700 - )
DNA* Sampson has been proven by DNA and genealogical research to be a descendant of Robert Culpepper, Jr., who is a son of Robert Culpepper of Lower Norfolk, VA. 
Birth*circa 1736 Sampson was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1736. 
Tithable*1752 He and Robert Culpepper Jr. of Lower Norfolk Co., VA were included in a list of Tithables taken in 1752 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1753 He and Robert Culpepper Jr. of Lower Norfolk Co., VA were included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1753 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1754 He and Robert Culpepper Jr. of Lower Norfolk Co., VA were included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1754 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
(Additional Name) Tithable10 June 1759 He listed in Tithables taken on 10 June 1759 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable*10 June 1767 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1767 at West side of Western Branch, Portsmouth Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1768 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1768 at West side of Western Branch, Portsmouth Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Marriage*circa 1769 He married Wife of Sampson (?) (?) at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1769. 
Tithable10 June 1770 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1770 at Southside of Western Branch, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1771 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1771 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1773 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1773 at Southside of Western Branch, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1774 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1774 at Southside of Western Branch, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Note1780 It is not clear whether Sampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA or Sampson Culpepper son of Joseph & Martha is referenced below, so this text has been included in the records of each of two likely Sampsons.

Grant's Fort
     Located in Bourbon County, near Fayette County line and was build in 1779 by Col. John Grand and Capt. William Ellis, the military leader of the Traveling Church, for the use of twenty or thirty families who had come to Bryan Station. A group of sixty Indians from Byrd's war party attacked it in June, 1780, and burned the fort without taking prisoners. Forty men from Bryan's went to their relief and found two men named Stucker and a woman named Mitchell killed. James Ingels, Jr., was born here in November 1779. The fort was rebuilt in 1784 but the Grant family sold to Ingels and moved away. The site is about 1 1/2 miles from Antioch Christian Church near the border of Fayette County. Timothy Peyton was shot by Indians about one-half mile away. James Stark carried him to the fort where he soon died. His name is preserved in "Peyton's Run."
     In a letter written by John Grant, founder of Grant's Station, dated April 24, 1780, to Col. John Todd, delegate at Harrodsburg, he told of those persons who at that time were living in the fort. A list of the names: "John Tamplin, John Jackson, John VanCleave, George Stucker, Samson Culpeper, Stufel Stucker, Philip Drake, Christopher Harris, Wm. VanCleave, Manoah Singleton, Thos. Gilbart, Wm. Liley, Wm. Loving, Robert Harras, Jas. Rowland, Josiah Underwood, Frederick Hunter, Wm. Morrason, James Gray, Henry Millar, Stephen Murphy, Michael Stucker, Esmond Lilley, George Stucker (son), John VanCleave (sons), Samson Hough, Wm. Ellis."
     There were six more at the station that he could not "properly call effective," and about seven he daily expected.

Regarding the presence of Sampson Culpepper in Kentucky, Lew Griffin wrote:
     Surprisingly, there is evidence supporting the presence of BOTH of the early Sampson Culpeppers in Kentucky around this time.
     We definitely know that Sampson, son of Joseph of Edgecombe, spent some time in Kentucky during the Revolutionary period. This is mentioned in an early biography of his son, Congressman John "the Baptist" Culpepper.
     But I also have record of a petition signed by "Virginians" in Kentucky, with Sampson Culpepper being one of the folks who signed. So this might indicate that Sampson Culpepper, son of Robert Culpepper, Jr. also spent some time in Kentucky.
     Or perhaps the Sampson from NC / GA still considered himself a Virginian.
     The two early Sampsons were first cousins.
     So Sampson, son of Joseph (Edgecombe NC) definitely took a look at Kentucky, didn't like it, and ended up in Georgia. Whether his first cousin, Sampson son Robert Jr., was ever in Kentucky, is a bit more speculative. If he was there, he did not stay, either. He died in Norfolk County, VA in the 1790's.2,3 
Tax List*1782 He was listed in a tax list at Portsmouth Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.4 
Census*1782 A census listed Sampson as head of household at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782. Enumerated in the census but otherwise unaccounted for was 1 White..5 
(father consents) Marriage28 March 1793 Sampson consented to the marriage of his daughter Nancy Culpepper to Maximillian Coats at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 28 March 1793; Surety, Robert Benson.6 
Death*after 28 March 1793 He died at Norfolk Co., Virginia, after 28 March 1793
Sampson's daughter Nancy married in 1793, and he was listed as her father. 
Biography* 1769 - Sampson probably married about this time, assuming the people in his household in 1782 were his wife and five children.
1782 -- Sampson appears in a list of families on the south side of the Western Branch, with seven whites in his household.
1784 -- Sampson now has six whites in his household.
1790 -- Sampson still has six whites (census).
1793 -- Sampson gave consent for his daughter Nancy to marry Maximillian Coats. Sampson Sr. is listed in tax records in 1793 with two males over 16 in his household. Thereafter, the tax records just list "Sampson" and this is presumed to be Sampson Jr. 
Note*6 March 1797 Sampson and John Culpepper worked 13 days building barracks in Fort Stephens, Norfolk Co., Virginia.7 

Family

Wife of Sampson (?) (?) (say 1750 - )
Children
Last Edited11 December 2015

Citations

  1. E.B. & W.B. Wingo, compiler, Norfolk County, Virginia Tithables ( v1: 1730-1750, v2: 1751-1765, v3: 1766-1780), Norfolk, VA, 1985.
  2. Rootsweb Mailing List, Ancestry.com.
    http://lists.rootsweb.com/
    ROBINSON List
    Subject: [ROBINSON] George Robinson in KY (Kentucky Archives continued).
  3. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), e-mail address.
  4. Transcribed by Lew Griffin from Film, Norfolk County Virginia Personal Property Tax Rolls, Salt Lake City, UT: Gnealogical Society of Utah , Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 1,870,174#2 & 1,905,762#2.
    1782 Norfolk VA Personal Property Tax List 
    Males 16 and up, Slaves 16 and up, Slaves under 16, Horses, Cattle
    Portsmouth Parish. AA List taken agreeable to an Order of Court by William Booker
    * Sampson Culpepper, 1 male, 0 slaves.
  5. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    Sampson Culpepper, 7 White, 0 Black.
  6. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Nancy Culpepper and Maximilian Coats married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 28 Mar 1793, surety Robert Benson. Nancy was the daughter of Sampson Culpepper, who consents.
  7. Virginia Militia in the Revolution, pp 22 & 24.

Wife of Sampson (?) (?)

F, (say 1750 - )
Birth*say 1750 (?) was born say 1750. 
Marriage*circa 1769 She married Sampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1769. 
Name Variationcirca 1769  As of circa 1769, Wife of Sampson (?) (?) was also known as (?) Culpepper. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782. (Enumerated in the census but otherwise unaccounted for was 1 White..)1 

Family

Sampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (circa 1736 - after 28 March 1793)
Children
Last Edited6 September 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    Sampson Culpepper, 7 White, 0 Black.

John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA

M, (circa 1743 - before 1791)
FatherRobert Culpepper Jr. of Lower Norfolk Co., VA (s 1694 - b Oct 1774)
MotherDorcas (?) (s 1700 - )
Extinct Surname?* The family branch headed by John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA is believed to have no living male descendants with the Culpepper surname. If you know otherwise, please contact Lew Griffin using the link at the bottom of this page. 
Birth*circa 1743 John was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1743. John first appeared in the tithe records in 1759. Thus, at that time, he should have been at least 16 years old. 
(Additional Name) Tithable10 June 1759 He listed in Tithables taken on 10 June 1759 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Deed*19 February 1761 He was party to a deed on 19 February 1761

Deed Bk 19, p 177. John Culpepper apprenticed himself “for three years and three months to Issac Luke, a joiner (carpenter) of Norfolk Co. to learn his art, trade and mastry he followeth.” John “shall not contract matrimony during the time of his apprenticeship. His master shall provide him with board and lodging and clothing.” Signed: John Culpepper, Isaac Luke. (Issac Luke lived on lot 75 in Portsmouth.)2 
Tithable*10 June 1761 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1761 at Southern Branch, Portsmouth Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Marriage*say 1767 He married Mary (?) say 1767. 
Tithable10 June 1770 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1770 at Southside of Western Branch, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1771 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1771 at Western Branch District, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1773 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1773 at Southside of Western Branch, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
(Additional Name) Tithablecirca June 1778 He listed in Tithables taken circa June 1778 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable15 June 1780 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 15 June 1780 at Southside of Western Branch, Norfolk Co., Virginia,

     "From Portsmouth to Hall's Mill... John Culpepper, Joseph Culpepper, and Benjamin Culpepper," (three households), each with one tithe. Benjamin was now about 28 years old, and this is the last reference to him in Norfolk Tithe records.1 
Tax List*1782 He or John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA is probably the individual listed in a tax list at Portsmouth Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782.3 
Death*before 1791 He died at Norfolk Co., Virginia, before 1791. 
Note6 March 1797 Sampson and John Culpepper worked 13 days building barracks in Fort Stephens, Norfolk Co., Virginia.4 
Research note*26 May 2004 It is very difficult to distinguish John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA from another John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA. It is possible that some records attributed to one John actually apply to the other John.

Your help with this problem will be appreciated. Contact Lew Griffin (see footnote for details).5 

Family

Mary (?) (say 1748 - before 19 October 1812)
Children
Last Edited11 December 2015

Citations

  1. E.B. & W.B. Wingo, compiler, Norfolk County, Virginia Tithables ( v1: 1730-1750, v2: 1751-1765, v3: 1766-1780), Norfolk, VA, 1985.
  2. Norfolk Co, VA Deeds, .
  3. Transcribed by Lew Griffin from Film, Norfolk County Virginia Personal Property Tax Rolls, Salt Lake City, UT: Gnealogical Society of Utah , Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. 1,870,174#2 & 1,905,762#2.
    Portsmouth Parish. AA List taken agreeable to an Order of Court by William Booker
    John Culpepper, 1 male, 1 horse
    John Culpepper, 1 male, 1 horse, 2 cattle.
  4. Virginia Militia in the Revolution, pp 22 & 24.
  5. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), e-mail address.

Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk

M, (circa 1778 - between 1830 and 1840)
FatherSampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1736 - a 28 Mar 1793)
MotherWife of Sampson (?) (?) (s 1750 - )
Extinct Surname?* The family branch headed by Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk is believed to have no living male descendants with the Culpepper surname. If you know otherwise, please contact Lew Griffin using the link at the bottom of this page. 
Birth*circa 1778 Sampson was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1778. Sampson was born before 1776 according to the 1820 census, and after 1780, according to the 1830 census. 
Marriage*3 January 1804 He married Mary Peacock at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 3 January 1804.1 
Milit-Beg*1807 He began military service in 1807 at Virginia.2 
1820 Census*7 August 1820 Sampson was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia. Enumerated in census but otherwise not identified are 1 M0-10, 1 F0-10, 2 F10-16, and 1 F26-45..3 
1830 Census*1 June 1830 Sampson was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia.4 
Death*between 1830 and 1840 He died at Norfolk Co., Virginia, between 1830 and 1840. 
Research note*27 April 2004 Sampson is not a proven son of Sampson Sr. But he was most likely the son of Sampson Sr. or one of his brothers.
.5 

Family

Mary Peacock (circa 1783 - )
Children
Last Edited11 December 2015

Citations

  1. William Hutchins, surety, makes oath that Mary is of lawful age. Davis Biggs, minister.
  2. Military Records U.S. Soldiers 1784-1811, Family Tree Maker CD.
  3. 1810 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 117, Genealogy.com page 120/Image 4, Unknown Township, Norfolk Co., VA
    Sampson Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M10-16, 1 M45+, 2 F0-10, 2 F10-16, 2 F26-45, 0 Slaves.
  4. 1830 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 321, Ancestry.com Images 29-30, Unknown Township, Norfolk Co., VA
    Margaret Culpepper, 1M0-5, 1 M5-10, 1 M15-20, 1 M40-50, 2 F0-5, 1 F10-15, 1 F30-40, 0 slaves
    Sampson Culpepper, 1 M20-30, 1 M40-50, 1 F30-40, 0 slaves.
  5. Lewis W. Griffin Jr. (#47), e-mail address.

Mary Peacock

F, (circa 1783 - )
Birth*circa 1783 Mary was born circa 1783. 
Marriage*3 January 1804 She married Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 3 January 1804.1 
Married Name3 January 1804  As of 3 January 1804, her married name was Culpepper. 
(free wh female 26-45) 1820 Census7 August 1820 Mary was probably a free white female, age 26 and under 45, in Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk's household, on the 1820 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia. Enumerated in census but otherwise not identified are 1 M0-10, 1 F0-10, 2 F10-16, and 1 F26-45..2 
(free wh female 30-40) 1830 Census1 June 1830 Mary was probably a free white female, age 30 and under 40, in Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk's household, on the 1830 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia.3 

Family

Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk (circa 1778 - between 1830 and 1840)
Children
Last Edited15 December 2001

Citations

  1. William Hutchins, surety, makes oath that Mary is of lawful age. Davis Biggs, minister.
  2. 1810 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 117, Genealogy.com page 120/Image 4, Unknown Township, Norfolk Co., VA
    Sampson Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M10-16, 1 M45+, 2 F0-10, 2 F10-16, 2 F26-45, 0 Slaves.
  3. 1830 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 321, Ancestry.com Images 29-30, Unknown Township, Norfolk Co., VA
    Margaret Culpepper, 1M0-5, 1 M5-10, 1 M15-20, 1 M40-50, 2 F0-5, 1 F10-15, 1 F30-40, 0 slaves
    Sampson Culpepper, 1 M20-30, 1 M40-50, 1 F30-40, 0 slaves.

Ann Culpepper

F, (circa 1811 - before 1880)
FatherSampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk (c 1778 - bt 1830 - 1840)
MotherMary Peacock (c 1783 - )
Birth*circa 1811 Ann was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1811. 
(free wh female 0-10) 1820 Census7 August 1820 Ann was probably a free white female, under the age of 10, in Sampson Culpepper Jr. of Norfolk's household, on the 1820 Census at Norfolk Co., Virginia. Enumerated in census but otherwise not identified are 1 M0-10, 1 F0-10, 2 F10-16, and 1 F26-45..1 
Marriage*1 April 1826 She married James Willoughby at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 1 April 1826. 
Married Name1 April 1826  As of 1 April 1826, her married name was Willoughby. 
1850 Census*19 September 1850 Ann was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census on 19 September 1850 at Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia.2 
Death*before 1880 She died at Portsmouth (city), Virginia, before 1880. 

Family

James Willoughby (say 1809 - before September 1850)
Last Edited19 December 2001

Citations

  1. 1810 Federal Census, United States.
    Page 117, Genealogy.com page 120/Image 4, Unknown Township, Norfolk Co., VA
    Sampson Culpepper, 1 M0-10, 1 M10-16, 1 M45+, 2 F0-10, 2 F10-16, 2 F26-45, 0 Slaves.
  2. P. 175.

James Willoughby

M, (say 1809 - before September 1850)
Birth*say 1809 James was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, say 1809. 
Marriage*1 April 1826 He married Ann Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 1 April 1826. 
Death*before September 1850 He died at Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia, before September 1850. 

Family

Ann Culpepper (circa 1811 - before 1880)
Last Edited13 April 2001

Nancy Culpepper

F, (circa 1775 - )
FatherSampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1736 - a 28 Mar 1793)
MotherWife of Sampson (?) (?) (s 1750 - )
Birth*circa 1775 Nancy was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1775. 
(Enumerated) Census1782 She was/were probably enumerated in the census report at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782. (Enumerated in the census but otherwise unaccounted for was 1 White..)1 
Marriage*28 March 1793 She married Maximillian Coats at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 28 March 1793. Her father, Sampson Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA, consented. Surety, Robert Benson.2 
Married Name28 March 1793  As of 28 March 1793, her married name was Coats. 

Family

Maximillian Coats (circa 1773 - )
Last Edited5 September 2011

Citations

  1. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    Sampson Culpepper, 7 White, 0 Black.
  2. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Nancy Culpepper and Maximilian Coats married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 28 Mar 1793, surety Robert Benson. Nancy was the daughter of Sampson Culpepper, who consents.

Maximillian Coats

M, (circa 1773 - )
Birth*circa 1773 Maximillian was born circa 1773. 
Marriage*28 March 1793 He married Nancy Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 28 March 1793. Surety, Robert Benson.1 

Family

Nancy Culpepper (circa 1775 - )
Last Edited5 September 2011

Citations

  1. Virginia) Daughters of the American Revolution. Fort Nelson Chapter (Portsmouth, Marriage Bonds of Norfolk County, Virginia, Oct. 5, 1706 - Dec. 31, 1850, Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah , 1970, Repository: LDS Family History Library - Salt Lake City, Call No. US/CAN Film 850091 Item 4.
    Nancy Culpepper and Maximilian Coats married in Norfolk Co., VA, on 28 Mar 1793, surety Robert Benson. Nancy was the daughter of Sampson Culpepper, who consents.

James Manning

M, (say 1790 - )
Birth*say 1790 James was born at Virginia say 1790. 
Marriage*22 February 1814 He married Letitia Culpepper at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 22 February 1814.1 

Family

Letitia Culpepper (between 1782 and 1785 - )
Last Edited15 December 2001

Citations

  1. Surety Robert Manning.

Thomas Culpepper Jr.

M, (circa 1741 - 1792)
FatherThomas Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA (c 1698 - 1786)
MotherAnn Cherry (c 1700 - s 1767)
Extinct Surname?* The family branch headed by Thomas Culpepper Jr. is believed to have no living male descendants with the Culpepper surname. If you know otherwise, please contact Lew Griffin using the link at the bottom of this page. 
Birth*circa 1741 Thomas was born at Norfolk Co., Virginia, circa 1741. 
Tithable*10 June 1757 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1757 at Norfolk Co., Virginia,

This was Thomas Jr.'s first appearance in the tithe records, so he was at least 16 years old.1 
Tithable10 June 1759 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1759 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1761 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1761 at Saint Bride's Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1765 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1765 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1766 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1766 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1767 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1767 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1768 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1768 at Saint Bride's Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1769 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1769 at West side of Western Branch, Portsmouth Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1771 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1771 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1772 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1772 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1773 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1773 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Tithable10 June 1774 He was included in a list of Tithables taken on 10 June 1774 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
(Additional Name) Tithablecirca June 1778 He listed in Tithables taken circa June 1778 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
(Additional Name) Tithable15 June 1780 He listed in Tithables taken on 15 June 1780 at Norfolk Co., Virginia.1 
Census*1782 A census listed Thomas as head of household at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1782. Enumerated in the census but otherwise unaccounted for were 3 Whites..2 
(Heir) Will27 December 1785 William, John, Thomas, Thomas, John, Willoughby, Henry, Robert, William, Thomas, Elizabeth, Margaret, Ann, Sally and Tamer was named as an heir in the will of his father Thomas Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA at Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 27 December 1785.3 
Will*7 November 1791 He made a will at Saint Bride's Parish, Norfolk Co., Virginia, on 7 November 1791, naming as heir(s) Jacob Ballentine, (?) Culpepper, Thomas Reed, Richard Kane, (?) Culpepper and Susanna Reed. It was witnessed by John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA.

     Thomas Culpepper, of Saint Brides Parish, to Jacob Ballentine and his wife, 100 acres where I now live, beginning at the river, running back to the back line. After their deaths, to his [Jacob's] son Joseph Ballentine.
     To grandson Thomas Read, 96.75 acres on the Western side of my plantation, beginning at the river and running back to the back line, etc.
     To Richard Kane and his wife, 96.75 acres.
     Grandson Thomas Reid shall pay unto his sister Susanna when he comes of age the some of 10 pounds of the money that arises from the rent. I leave cattle, hogs, to pay debts.
     Witnesses were John Bell and John ("J" his mark) Culpepper
     Signed, Thomas ("T" his mark) Culpepper.4 
Death*1792 He died at Norfolk Co., Virginia, in 1792. 
Probate*17 September 1792 Probate action was taken on Thomas's estate on 17 September 1792 at Norfolk Co., Virginia,

Book 3, p. 86. The executor was Jacob Ballentine. 
(Adjacent Land Owner) Deed18 March 1796 He was an adjacent landowner in the deed granted to Sarah (?) and Henry Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA on 18 March 1796 at Norfolk Co., Virginia,

18 Mar 1796 -- Deed Bk 39, p 104. Henry Culpepper and wife Sarah to John Kearnes for £6, 50 acres on the south side of Deep Creek adj. John and Robert Culpepper, "land from my father Thomas Culpepper". Wit: Stephen Marchant, Jonathan Denby, Francis Williamson.5 
Deed*20 January 1800 He was granted a deed, witnessed by Martha Manning, John Culpepper of Norfolk Co., VA and Thomas Willoughby Culpepper on 20 January 1800 at Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia,

20 Jan 1800 – Deed Bk 38, p 70, recorded 20 Jan 1800, Mathias Manning, Norfolk Co. to Thomas Culpepper, Norfolk Co. for $200, a tract of land in Portsmouth Parish beginning at a corner with Mathias Manning party hereto and running and binding on Richard Ballentine land north 16 west one chain and 15 links north 1 ½ chains to an oak north 4 ½ west 1 ½ chain north 3 ½ west 2 chains 50 links north 12 west one chain to a holly a cove then down same to a stake on the opposite of the cove at the side of Julian’’s Creek then down said creek the various courses to a stake then south 62 west 10 chains to an oak south 37 ½ west one chain 12 links south 41 west one chain 70 links south 5999 west one chain 20 links south 51 west one chain 90 links south 56 west 50 links south 65 west five chains 47 links south 41 west six chains 20 links to beginning, containing 38 acres, signed Mathias Manning, wit. Martha Manning, Jno. Culpepper, Thomas Culpepper. Transcribed by Clyde T. Colbert.5 
Research note*26 April 2004 Thomas is a known son of Thomas Culpepper of Norfolk. 

Family
Children
Last Edited8 October 2011

Citations

  1. E.B. & W.B. Wingo, compiler, Norfolk County, Virginia Tithables ( v1: 1730-1750, v2: 1751-1765, v3: 1766-1780), Norfolk, VA, 1985.
  2. Peter Smith, The Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquarian, NY, 1951.
    Vol. 5, pp. 134-135. (A list of the families of Whites & blacks thats on the south side of Western branch as fear as new Mill Creek. Taking by Wm Booker.)
    Thomas Culpepper, 4 White, 0 Black.
  3. Warren H. 'Dick' Culpepper (#6860), Culpeppers of England and America, Provo, Utah: Stevenson's Genealogy Center, 2008.
  4. Norfolk Co. VA Will Book 3, p. 86.
  5. Norfolk Co, VA Deeds, .