Rev Benjamin Sampson Culpepper

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Rev Benjamin Sampson Culpepper

Birth
Dooly County, Georgia, USA
Death
7 Dec 1888 (aged 49)
Echols County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Statenville, Echols County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
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According to Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, "Mr. Culpepper after marriage continued to live in Hamilton County, FL, for about fifteen years, then moved to Echols County, in Georgia, and lived there until his death Dec. 7, 1888. He was a member of the Baptist Church and was an ordained minister, and pastored Sardis Church near his home for many years or until his death; also pastored the Baptist Church in Statenville, and several churches over in Hamilton County, FL. His seven sons who grew to be grown and married, all lived and died in Echols County, and became members of the Church of God and ministers in that church."

Parents:

Benjamin Culpepper (c.1792-1851)
Nancy Horne (born c. 1805)

Children:

Edward Benito Culpepper (1884-1957)
David Croom Culpepper (1873-1951)
Isaac Franklin Culpepper (1875-1948)
James Wallace Culpepper (1877-1948)
William Henry Culpepper (1868-1949)
Jesse Josiah Culpepper (1877-1954)
Charles Allison Culpepper (1881-1947)
Mary Joanna Culpepper Wynn (1866-????)
Arthur Benjamin Culpepper (1862-1862)
Nancy Emily Culpepper (1869-1869)
Robert Benjamin Culpepper (1871-1872)

Benjamin Sampson's Brothers and Sisters:

Mary Angeline Culpepper Sinclair (1823-1893)
Susan Culpepper Powell (1841-1914)
Nancy Culpepper Ray (abt. 1828-????)
David Culpepper (abt. 1831-????)
Martha Jane Culpepper Conner (1837-1857)
Sarah Frances Culpepper Godwin (abt. 1833-????)
According to Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, "Mr. Culpepper after marriage continued to live in Hamilton County, FL, for about fifteen years, then moved to Echols County, in Georgia, and lived there until his death Dec. 7, 1888. He was a member of the Baptist Church and was an ordained minister, and pastored Sardis Church near his home for many years or until his death; also pastored the Baptist Church in Statenville, and several churches over in Hamilton County, FL. His seven sons who grew to be grown and married, all lived and died in Echols County, and became members of the Church of God and ministers in that church."

Parents:

Benjamin Culpepper (c.1792-1851)
Nancy Horne (born c. 1805)

Children:

Edward Benito Culpepper (1884-1957)
David Croom Culpepper (1873-1951)
Isaac Franklin Culpepper (1875-1948)
James Wallace Culpepper (1877-1948)
William Henry Culpepper (1868-1949)
Jesse Josiah Culpepper (1877-1954)
Charles Allison Culpepper (1881-1947)
Mary Joanna Culpepper Wynn (1866-????)
Arthur Benjamin Culpepper (1862-1862)
Nancy Emily Culpepper (1869-1869)
Robert Benjamin Culpepper (1871-1872)

Benjamin Sampson's Brothers and Sisters:

Mary Angeline Culpepper Sinclair (1823-1893)
Susan Culpepper Powell (1841-1914)
Nancy Culpepper Ray (abt. 1828-????)
David Culpepper (abt. 1831-????)
Martha Jane Culpepper Conner (1837-1857)
Sarah Frances Culpepper Godwin (abt. 1833-????)

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