Will found in Chester County, probated August 10, 1802. Names his wife Janet, which would be a second wife. Father of John Jr., William, Martha, Ann, David, Daniel, Agnes, Elizabeth and James E.
There is a John Cupit who served in the American Revolution. He only shows up on a roll dated 8 September 1778. There is no proof yet that this is him.
For information on his descendants, see the book "A History of the Cupit Family" by John Thomas Cupit, 1954, The Reliance Press, De Ridder, LA.
Many of his children moved to Franklin County, MS.
There is a John Cupit who served in the American Revolution. He only shows up on a roll dated 8 September 1778. There is no proof yet that this is him.
For information on his descendants, see the book "A History of the Cupit Family" by John Thomas Cupit, 1954, The Reliance Press, De Ridder, LA.
Many of his children moved to Franklin County, MS.
Will found in Chester County, probated August 10, 1802. Names his wife Janet, which would be a second wife. Father of John Jr., William, Martha, Ann, David, Daniel, Agnes, Elizabeth and James E.
There is a John Cupit who served in the American Revolution. He only shows up on a roll dated 8 September 1778. There is no proof yet that this is him.
For information on his descendants, see the book "A History of the Cupit Family" by John Thomas Cupit, 1954, The Reliance Press, De Ridder, LA.
Many of his children moved to Franklin County, MS.
There is a John Cupit who served in the American Revolution. He only shows up on a roll dated 8 September 1778. There is no proof yet that this is him.
For information on his descendants, see the book "A History of the Cupit Family" by John Thomas Cupit, 1954, The Reliance Press, De Ridder, LA.
Many of his children moved to Franklin County, MS.
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Here lies the body of John Cupit, who departed this life on Feb. 2 1802 in the 67th year of his age. The loving husband, the faithful friend, the tender father.
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