Compressed: Southern and Northern

Expanded (from south to north): 1, 2, 3 and 4

Lancaster Co., VA, Henry Colepeper deed with a different signature than that known for Henry Culpeper of Lower Norfolk

Lower Norfolk Deed Book E, page 90

Lower Norfolk Deed Book E, page 103

Lower Norfolk Deed Book E, page 158

Lower Norfolk Deed Book E, page 185a

Lower Norfolk Deed Book 4, page 2

Accomack and Northampton Counties are on Virginia's Eastern Shore, northeast of Norfolk. It is there we find the earliest Culpeper records in America. See 1635 to 1647. Most likely, all of these records pertain to John Culpeper of Accomack Co., VA (#62121).

12 May 1653. A land patent was sold by Capt. Nathaniel Hurd for 144 acres in Virginia (county unknown) for the transport of 3 persons, including Henry Culpeper. Sources:
(1) Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Vol. I, Patent Book 3, Indexed by Claudia B. Grundman. Richmond, Virginia: Virginia State Library, 1977, p. 242.
(2) Brandow, James C., Omitted Chapters from Hotten's Original Lists of Persons of Quality...and Others Who Went from Great Britain to the American Plantations, 1600-1700: Census Returns, Parish Registers, and Militia Rolls from the Barbados Census of 1679/80. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1982. p. 242.
(3) Greer, George Cabell. Early Virginia Immigrants, 1623-1666. Richmond (Va.): W.C. Hill Printing Company, 1912, 376p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1978. Repr. 1982., page 85.

29 Sep 1658. Lancaster County, VA Court Session: "Ordered that Henry Colepegg (Culpeper) doe secure the Estate of William White, Clerke, & Martha, his wife, both deced., till an Executor appeare or till this Cort: further order therein." Virginia County Court Records, Order Book Abstracts of Lancaster County, Virginia 1656-1661, Sparacio, Ruth & Sam eds, The Ancient Press, McLean, VA 1993.

7 Dec 1658, "Henry Colepepper, Planter" sold a cow in Lancaster Co., VA:
The P:sents Winesseth that I Henry Colepepper, Planter, in ye County of Lancaster in Virginia doe assigne unto John Edwards, Surgeon, in ye same County his heirs or assignes one Cow Cale being brown ye right ear a peice taken out behind & a nick in ye forepart of ye sd ear ye left ear cropt & underkeeled with a nick in ye forepart thereof & do warrant ye sd Calfe from any p:son whatsoever unto him ye sd Edwards or his assignes forever, as Witnes my hand this 7th day of December 1658. Witnes Leonard Cacott, Hen: Colepepper p sig, Tho: Williamson p sig (Edwards then assigns his interest in the heifer to Leonard Cacott.)
(Lancaster Co VA Deeds & Wills 1654-1661, Page 173, Image)

Culpepper Connections Note: The signature for Henry in the image for the above deed does not match the script capital "H" that is seen on documents for Henry Culpeper of Lower Norfolk. Note that also the above document was signed "Hen: Colepepper", whereas Henry of Lower Norfolk was placing his script "H" between Henry and Culpeper which someone else had written (as in Henry "H" Culpeper). So both the spelling and the signatures suggest two different Henrys.

14 Sep 1659, John Colepeper served "as a witness to a meeting" in Lancaster Co., VA:
WHEREAS there was a meeting by the Parishoners of Lancaster Parish & the Parishoners of PIEANKITANCK for to the final ordering of all difference betwixt lhe 2 Pshes: oncerning the bounds of the sd Pshes: and it was then mutually agreed for the time to come that the bounds of thc Pshers: should be & extend according to an Order of the County Court bearing date the 10th day of Sept 1657, Provided the levys due from the Lady Lunsfords plantacon & other plantacons for the time past be paid to the use of the sd Lancastr: Psh: & this Agreemt. not to make invallid any Order of Court for the recovery of the sd Levys. In witnes whereof I Henry Corbyn on behalfe of the Psh of Lancastr: set to my hand & seale this l4th of Sept: 1659 This Agreemt. to take place from this day John Colepeper, Hen: Corbyn, John Rynes, Cuth: Potter. Recognit In Cur 9d Maii 1660 et record xxd p Edwd. Dale, Cl Cur
(Lancaster Co VA Deeds & Wills 1661-1702, Page 374)

10 May 1664 to 30 June 1664. Shippers by the Defence, Mr. John Webber, bound from London for New England: Benjamin Hewling, John Newell, Humphrey Hodges, Thomas Parris, James Fassett, John Fullerton, Sir William Peake, Robert Davies, Robert Knight, John Winder,
Henry Culpeper, John Culpeper. (The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776, PRO: E190/50/1, 50/2)

A second group of records from the Eastern Shore, 1657 to 1667. Includes John, James and Thomas Culpeper

Feb 1661/62, Lower Norfolk Co., VA, Book D, folio 338a. "Henery Cullpepper hath sett up his name at ye Co: Done accordinge to act of assembly giving notice of his intended voyage for England this shippinge." (Source: John A. Brayton, Transcription of Lower Norfolk Co., Virginia, Volume One, Wills and Deeds, Book D, 1656-1666, Memphis: 2007/

1667 -- Deed Bk E, p 25. Henry Culpepper from Thomas Fulcher (hard to read) (Dick Culpepper, page 99, says that this was for a large plantation on the east side of the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River) (#1)√
(Need image,, more complete transcription, if possible, and platting)

Jan 1668 -- Deed Bk E, p.23.  At a court held 8 Jan. 1668. Whereas Henry Culpepper stands indebted to James Ship a cow and calf which he/  alledged he hath [?] to deliver but Susan Hickes [?] he now preferred to/ deliver any sufficient cow wherefore it is ordered that James Johnson and William/ Greene viewe the cows which the said Culpepper alledged he hath shewed and if they/ find any one to be sufficient that that the said Hickes take that & pay of suite/ and if they be found insufficient then that he deliver a cow and calf and pay for suite/ by Saturday next.  Ref: Lower Norfolk Book E, f. 23.  (Transcribed by James White) (#1)√

1668 -- Deed Bk E, p 24a. Henry Culpepper for payment of 355 pounds of tobacco. (hard to read) (#1)√

Jun 1669 -- Deed Bk E, p 51. "I Henry Culpepper do ordaine & make my loving wife Elizabeth my attorney to...." (hard to read) (#1, #36058)√

6 May 1670 -- Deed Bk E, p 77. Henry Culpepper to Edward Brown. Wit: Henry Brown, Bartholomew Ingolbertson. Signed: Henry Culpepper (hard to read) (#1, #48241)√
(If this is for land, need image, more complete transcription, and platting)

14 Dec 1670 -- Deed Bk E, p 132. Know all men by these presents that I Henry Culpepper of the County of Lower Norfolk doe [?] ordayne & appoint my loving wife Eliza Culpepper my true & lawfull attorney to ans. to any action or actions that shall be commenced agt me, and for what she shall doe or cause to be done in and concerning the promises I shall by these presents lett [?] and allow to bee as fine and valued in the law as if I myself same & personnaly present, granting unto my sd. attorney to make or imploy one or more attorneys under her as she shall find fitt as witness my hand & seale the 14th day of December 1670. Witness Henry IB Culpepper, Bartholome Ingelbritson, John IW White (transcribed by James White) (#1, #36058, #48241, #48242)√

1671 -- Deed Bk E, p 90.  (Transcribed by James White) (Image) To all people to whome these presents shall come I John Whyte sends greeting & know you that I the sd John Whyte for and in consideration of the some of twenty five hundred pounds of good tobacco & cask for which I have recd. good caution for payment have bargained aliened sould enfeofed and confirmed & by these presents doe bargain alien sell enfeofe and confirm unto Henry Culpepper a parcel of land abt. Two hundred twenty & five acres more or less situate lying and being upon the north side of Little Creek joyning upon the land of Tho: Everidge wch said land was in the possesion of my father Tho: Whyte. To have and to hould the sd land wth all priveleges and immunitys whatsoever unto the sd. Henry Culpepper his heyres or assigns for ever & I the said John Whyte do bind me my heyres executors or adminstrators in the full vallue there of that the sd Culpepper his heyres or assigns shall quietly occupie possess and enjoy the sd land without any lett trouble or hinderance from the the sd Whyte or any one by or from under me and doe hereby warrant the [?] of the sd land unto the sd Culpepper his heyres & assigns for ever and shall for ever defend the same. In witness whereof I have herunto sett my hand & seale this 15^th day of April 1671.
Signed sealed & delivered, John IW Whyte & seale
in the presence of us, John Ferebee, Jas. Edwards (#1, #48242)√

14 Jun 1671 -- Deed Bk E, p. 97.  (Transcribed by James White) Know all men of these presents that I John Whyte doe make my Lo: friend Bartho: Inglebretson my true & lawful attorney to pleade all cases whatsover and to pay and receive all monies of duly written this my hand 14 June 1671
Wit: Thomas Jones, Jno. JC Chadwell;   /s/ John IW Whyte (#48241, #48242)√

16 Jun 1671 -- Deed Bk E, p 97. Bartholomew Ingolbertson to Henry Culpepper, "out of love & affection I have unto my loving god son Henry Culpepper Jr. do freely give unto him my said god son a heifer of two years old which I purchased of Henry Culpepper Sr. & living now with his father & of ye same marking his cattle & of to have & to hold of said Heifer with all her female increases to ye said Henry Culpepper Jun. his heirs & assigns forever & his father to have ye male increases & to have ye keeping of the said Heifer with her increases until my said god son is of age. (#48241, #831, #1)√

18 Oct 1671 -- Deed Bk E, p 103 (Image). Henry Culpepper to John Everidge. "… Henry Culpeper and Elizabeth my wife do for our heirs, Executors or Administrators; assign over all our Rights title and interests of ye said mentioned bill of sale of land … unto John Everidge his heirs Executors administrators or assignees according  to all intents and purposes as John mentioned, Jn witnessed the … of .. Law …unto ... our lands and …. Ye 16^th day of October 1671.
… Jno. Ferebee                                             Signed:
Richard Ashall                                  Henry (mark “H”) Culpeper (#1)√
          Acknowledged ... 16:8 lbs           Elizabeth (mark “O”) Culpeper (#36058)√
(Need the "bill of sale" cited above. Can we figure out where this land sold to Everidge was? Was this the Fulcher land purchased by Henry in 1667, or the White land purchased in Apr 1671, or some other land that Henry owned and we didn't know about?)

1672 -- Deed Bk E, p 132. (Transcribed by James White)  Know all men by these presents that I Henry Culpepper of the County of Lower Norfolk doe [?] ordayne & appoint my loving wife Eliza Culpepper my true & lawfull attorney to ans. to any action or actions that shall be commenced agt me, and for what she shall doe or cause to be done in and concerning the promises I shall by these presents lett [?] and allow to bee as fine and valued in the law as if I myself same & personnaly present, granting unto my sd. attorney to make or imploy one or more attorneys under her as she shall find fitt as witness my hand & seale the 14^th day of December 1670
Witness:  Bartholome Ingelbritson, John IW White  /s/ Henry IB Culpepper (#1, #36058)√

1672 -- Deed Bk E, p 158 and 158a (Images). Henry Culpepper to Richard Philpott, 100 acres in consideration of ye land of 1145 pounds of tobacco ... to Richard Philpott ... land called Broad Neck along Church Creek ... to run into ye run toward ye swamp ...Coopers Creek ... whereas said Culpepper with the consent of his wife Elizabeth. Signed: Henry Culpepper (#1, #36541, #36058)√
(We need a better transcription and need to figure out where this is. Was this the Fulcher land purchased by Henry in 1667, or the White land purchased in Apr 1671, or some other land that Henry owned and we didn't know about?)

14 Jun 1673 -- Deed Bk E, p 145. Henry Culpepper to William Green. "Appoint William Green my attorney acting between John Adams & myself." Signed: Henry Culpepper (#1, #36538)√

15 Feb 1674 -- Deed Bk E, p 178. Will of William Green dated 21 Mar 1673 and proved 15 Feb 1674. Wife Sarah Green... friends... Thomas Holloway & John Ferebee. Daughter Sarah. Unto Richard Philpott one young ewe. Wit: Henry Culpepper, John Winfield. Signed: William Green (#36538, #36539, #1)√

15 Apr 1675 -- Deed Bk E, p 183. Henry Culpepper to Robert Spring, 375 a. on mouth of Western Branch of Elizabeth River... One grey gelding about four years old called by ye name of Jack... 44 head of cattle young & old & a grey gelding. Signed: Henry Culpepper (#1)√
(Need image as well as any extra detail on location, plus plat)

16 Apr 1675 -- Deed Bk E, p. 185a (Image). Henry Culpepper to Henry Spratt & Henry Holmes. Signed: Henry Culpepper (#1)√
(Need transcription)

16 Aug 1675 -- Deed Bk 4, p 2 (Image). Henry Culpepper of Western Branch of Elizabeth River in Virginia, planter, to Thomas Hollowell Jr. ... said land being granted.. said plantation or tract of land above sd. was assigned to me by Henry Culpepper by Thomas Fulton as may largely upon record ... Apr 1667. (This is the last deed for the Henry Culpepper who signed with a script capital "H".) (#1)√

A final group of records from the Eastern Shore, 1670 to 1701. These pertain to John Culpeper, Sherriff of Northampton Co., VA. It is probable that this John is the same person as John Culpeper, son of Thomas & Katherine (#8997). The entries are from: Warren M. Billings, editor, The Papers of Sir William Berkeley, 1605-1677, Library of Virginia, Richmond, 2007

23 Apr 1681. Land patent to John Johnson for 350 acres in Nansemond County for the transport of seven persons: John Culpeper, six times, and Curtis Land, once. (Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants, Indexed by Claudia B. Grundman. Richmond, Virginia: Virginia State Library, 1977, Vol. II, page 93; and Patent Book 7, p. 221.)

1683 -- Deed Bk 4, p 158. Patrick White to John Culpepper. Lower Norfolk County. Know all men by ... I Patrick White for... good... have & fully absolutely... & appoint my loving friend John Culpepper for... &... my... plantation. Signed: Patrick White (#10529)√

168x -- Deed Bk 4, p 162. Thomas Green to John Culpepper and Thomas Gordon. My beloved friend Mr. John Culpepper & Thomas Gordon to be my sole and lawful attorneys. (#36423, #10529)√

16 Jun 1692 -- Deed Bk 5, p 167. Thomas Green to Robert Culpepper. I Thomas Green of the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River... planter... in consideration of 2,000 lbs. of tobacco to Robert Culpepper of the same place, planter. 50 acres, part of a patent of 575 a. beginning at a point on the eastward side of a creek commonly called Loyd Creek to a gutt or branch of the said creek... thence down the said gutt to a creek dividing this land from the land of John ... and so down the said creek to the first above mentioned point at the creek's mouth. Wit: Henry Culpepper Signed: Thomas Green, Elizabeth Green (This is the first deed for the Henry who signed with two or three vertical bars and one horizontal bar, like an "H", or with three horizontal bars and one vertical, like an "H" on its side. This mark consists of straight lines rather than a script "H" as before, and apparently is the less well schooled son of the previous Henry.)
(#36411, #36544, #834, #831)√
(Need image and plat)

1695 -- Deed Bk 5, p 241. Will of Jean Green. Dated 27 Mar 1694, and proved 15 Jan 1694/5 by Samuel Walker and 15 Mar 1694/5 by Eleazer Tart.
... unto my grandson Jno. Winfield One Mare...
... unto my granddaughter Eliza. Walker one bed... 
my pestle...
... unto my Grand Son Richd. Bunting, One gunn...
... unto my Grand daughter Eliza. Bunting, One Pewter dish ... 
... unto my Grand Children my Son Thomas his Children (vizt) Jane Green 1 Cow ... to Ann Green One Cow ... & to Tomisen One Cow ...
... unto my Grand daughter Elizth. Walker, One great Chest ... 
... unto  Henry Culpeper, One little Chest ... my cutting knife, and my piggeons ...
... my Grand Daughter Tomasen Green ...
... my Grand daughter Alice Norcott, my Smoothing Iron One fflesh fork ...
... my son in lawe Richd. Bunting ... Execr ...

witnesses: Henry Culpeper, his marke [3 vertical bars crossed by one horizontal bar - a "three legged H"]; Sam: Walker; his marke; Eleazer Tart.
signed: Jeane Green, her marke.

Since the signing of the above Will ...
... unto my Daughter in Law Bridgett Bunting One pair of little Sheers ...
dated: 13 April 1694 (#36424, #831, #6750)√

15 Mar 1698 -- Deed Bk 6, p 119. John Creekmore to Henry Culpepper, 100 acres east of the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River. (#831)√
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17 Jul 1699 -- Will/probate of Henry Culpepper Jr.
Deed Bk 6, p 155: Will of Henry Culpepper of the ... Branch of Elizabeth River.... Dated 25 July 1698. Proved 17 Jul 1699 by George Valentine and Roger Hodges. To my son Thomas my 100 acres of land I bought of John Creekmore... my gun ... a cutting knife. To the child my wife goes with one great chest.   I give my Son Thomas to his Uncle Thomas Richardson and if his Decease ... father or Grand Mother Richardson ... until he is Eighteen years...  To my brother Robert Culpepper... and to his Daughter Elizabeth... I give my grind... Thomas Richardson... Wife... Whole executrix...  Witnesses: Roger Hodges, George Valentine, William Maund, Thomas Richardson. Signed: Henry Culpepper (#831, #39604, #683, #834, #836)√
(The 100 acres given to Thomas were acquired in a 15 Mar 1698 deed immediately above)

20 May 1702 -- Deed Bk 7 p 6. John Ward sold 500 acres to James Smith for 4,000 pounds of tobacco. To make the sale, his wife Elizabeth (Culpepper, daughter of Robert) had to relinquish her rights of dowery in the land. Elnathan and Elizar Tart witnessed the sale.
(Need image, full transcription and plat)
     [According to Dick Culpepper, "Their sons were John Ward Jr., Thomas Ward and Joseph Ward. John Jr., would in c 1708, marry Elizabeth (#836), the oldest child of Robert Culpepper (#834)." The will of John Ward Sr., dated 18 Sept. 1710, divided his land between his sons. On 15 Dec. 1717, Deed Bk 9, p 642,  Joseph sold his 106 acres to William Ellis. On 20 June 1728, John Jr and wife Elizabeth sold 107 acres on the northeast side of Simons Creek of the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River to William and Richard Price. This land was adjacent to the land of William Ellis had bought from his brother Joseph Ward. (Deed Bk 6, p 105)] (WHC Item 2, p 231) (#837)√

4 July 1705 -- Robert Culpepper with Elizar Tart Sr., witnessed Richard Bunting sign his will. (WB 9 p 267)  (#834, #6750, #36530)√.
    [Dick Culpepper says: "Elizar Tart, Jr., would in c 1728, marry Mury Culpepper, the eight child and youngest daughter of Robert Culpepper. This Richard Bunting was the husband of Bridgett Green, the daughter of Thomas Sr. and Jean Green. He was the brother-in-law of Thomas Jr. and Elizabeth Green and the uncle of Thomas Green 3^rd and his wife Mary Culpepper, the third child and second daughter of Robert Culpepper. He was the nephew of Henry Culpepper, whose wife was Elizabeth, the daughter of William Culpepper and Sarah Green, who were also the parents of Thomas Green Sr. and Henry Green Sr. Thus, he was the cousin of Henry Culpepper Jr., whose first wife was the sister of Henry Green Jr."] (WHC Item 3, pp 231-232)

16 Mar 1707 -- Deed Bk 9, p 4. Thomas Green for good will & affection to brother and sister, John Willis and Elizabeth his wife, of Elizabeth River Parish in Norfolk County, one messuage tenement or plantation that Henry Green, Henry Culpepper, and James Smith did live on, it being & lying between the land that Thomas Green doth live on & Richard Bunttings plantation, and known by the name of Jame's Plantation. Witnesses: Thomas Power, Wm. Symmons, James Lambert. (#36425, #831)√

12 Feb 1710 -- Deed Bk 9, p 5. Thomas Green of western branch of Elizabeth River Parish & heir at law to Thomas Green late of the same parish to Richard Bunting (Weaver) of the same place for 2250 lbs of tobacco & also in consideration of the vast expense and charge that hath bin in a suite of law between the said Richard Bunting & John Willis, Guardian to the said Green, about a certain tract and dividend of land, wherefore the said Green being come to age to avoid further charge about the land doth give & confer to the said Bunting this indenture & release 200 acres on south side of west branch of Elizabeth River known by the name of Fishey Neck, being that land which Peter Smith late of this county, dec'd, patented and after sold to the same Bunting which said land was and is within the bounds of the said Green & his patent, bounded etc. Witnesses: Robert Culpepper, James Sabord?, John Portlock, (#36425, #47168, #834, #36532)√

5 Mar 1710 -- Robert Culpepper Sr. witnessed Thomas Green, deed the above land to Richard Bunting (DB 9 p84). [Dick Culpepper says: "This Thomas Green, born c 1686, probably married about 1709, Mary Culpepper, born c 1691, the third child and second daughter of Robert Culpepper Sr."] (WHC Item 5, p 232)

1711 -- Deed Bk 9, p 80. Will of John Creekmore dated 4 Jan 1708/9 and proved 17 Aug 1711 by Emanuel Burgis. Various bequests including: "Unto my son John Creekmur Jr 50 acres of land lying between Richard Hodges and Henry Culpepper called by name of Horse Point...."    (#831)√

1713 -- Deed Bk 9, p 269. Will of Richard Bunting, dated 4 Jul 1705 and proved 21 Aug 1713 by Robert Culpepper. Various bequests. Witnesses included Robert Culpepper and Eleazer Tart (#36530, #834, #6750)√

16 Dec 1714 -- Samuel Creekmur, 52 acres (New Land), Norfolk County; on South side of Deep Creek, a branch of the South branch of the Elizabeth River; adjacent Culpepper's land; page 206, Patent Book 10, for the import of Andrew Borkum (#831)√

1716 -- Deed Bk 9, p 460. Will of William Dale, date 29 Oct 1715 and proved 17 Feb 1715/6. Various bequests, witnesses included Robert Culpepper and Edward Lewelling.
(#834, #41161)√

1719 -- Deed Bk 10, p 48. Will of Thomas Richardson Sr, dated 10 Nov 1716 and proved 20 Mar 1718/9 by John Willoughby, Faithful Cherry and Henry Culpepper. (#7899, #830)√

18 Dec 1719 -- Deed Bk 10, p 86. Order is granted Henry Culpepper for the sum of twenty shillings against the estate of Richard and Sarah Wright, etc. (#830)√

12 Mar 1722 -- Deed Bk F, p 74. John and Elizabeth Willoughby for £5 money of Virginia, 25 acres on the South side of the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River to Thomas Culpepper. Wit: Thomas Willoughby, William Bishop. (#683)√

13 March 1722 – Deed Bk F, p 70, Thomas Willoughby, planter of Norfolk Co. to Thomas Taylor, of Norfolk Co. for 5 pds. a tract of land in the Western Branch of Elizabeth River beginning at a maple Culpeper's corner and running along a line of marked trees to a pine a corner then along a line of marked trees to a live oak and so running along a line of marked trees to a maple Culpeper's corner tree then along a line of marked trees to the first station, containing 25 acres, signed Thomas Willoughby (I), Anne Willoughby (A), wit. John Willoughby (I), Wm. Bishops. Dower release. Transcribed by Clyde T. Colbert  (#683)√

18 Feb 1724 -- Deed Bk G, p 30. John and Elizabeth Willoughby to Thomas Culpepper, cooper, for £50, 160 acres on the West side of the South Branch of the Elizabeth River, bordering Joseph Manning, Roger Hodges, Henry Dale. Wit: Thomas and Anna Willoughby, David Deale (#683, #7907)√

24 Feb 1724 -- Deed Bk F, p 132. Thomas Culpepper, cooper, and Ann his wife, to Henry Culpepper, cooper, for £25, 100 acres of the South side of Deep Creek, South Branch of the Elizabeth River. "Only my mother's thirds her lifetime." Wit: Faithful Cherry, Ruth Cherry, Ruth Suggs. Signed: Thomas Culpepper, Ann Culpepper (#683, #682, #830)√

Sophia Culpepper in 1724, married James Shearin from Gloucester Co. Va. (Mormon Gen. Lib. Salt Lake City, IGA Batch A471074 Ser. Sheet 04-57). [Dick Culpepper says: "She was born c1704, daughter of Henry Culpepper Jr. and first wife.] (WHC Item 10, p 232)