Georgia Culpepper Archives
Talbot County
History
In the Piedmont Region of Georgia,
Talbot County was formed in 1827 from
Muscogee County which had been formed in the previous
year as an original county from the Creek Cession. Its county seat,
Talbotton, is on
GA-41 about 60 miles south of Atlanta and 30 miles ENE of Columbus. Talbot is bordered by the counties of
Meriwether, Upson,
Taylor, Marion,
Chattahoochee, Muscogee
and Harris.
Newspaper: Ledger-Enquirer,
Columbus, GA and The Talbotton New Era, Talbotton, GA.
Any names
below in red have not been matched
with a person in the Culpepper family tree. If you can identify any of
them,
please let us know.
Census Records
Talbot County
was formed in 1827
1830 US Census
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Page 339, Duprees
Twp, Talbot Co., GA
Francis G. Culpepper, 1 M20-30, 3 F0-5, 1
F20-30 (#32062)√ |
1832 Gold Lottery
The names below are
only for the 40 acre Gold lots, which were only the southeastern part of the
Cherokee land. There was a separate 1932 lottery for the balance of the land
(see below). All land was awarded in Cherokee County which was then quickly
divided into ten different counties.
Lot Identifier:
Lot/District/Section
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Benjamin Culpepper, Edwards District, Talbot Co., GA, drew
lot 628/11/1 in what became either Gilmer or Union Co., GA, 1832
(#4883)√ |
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Daniel P. Culpepper's Orphans, Sealeys District, Talbot Co., GA, drew
lot 975/19/3 in what became Paulding Co., GA, 1832
(#32058)√ |
1832 Cherokee
Land Lottery
The names below are
only for the 160 acre regular land lots, which exclude the southeastern part of
the Cherokee land which was reserved for the Gold lottery (see above). All land
was awarded in Cherokee County which was then quickly divided into ten different
counties.
Lot Identifier:
Lot/District/Section
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Benjamin Culpepper, Soldier, Edwards District, Talbot Co., GA, drew
lot 48/10/4 in what became Murray Co., GA, 1832
(#4883)√ |
1840 US Census
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Page 219, Unk Twp, Talbot Co., GA
Elisha Culpepper, 1 M0-5, 1 M20-30, 1 F20-30 (#9482)√ |
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Page 219, Unk Twp, Talbot Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, 1 M15-20, 1 M20-30, 2 F0-5, 1
F20-30 (#9479)√ |
1850 US Census
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Page 314A, 15th District, Talbot Co., GA
David G. Cooper, 33, M, Farmer, GA (#32363)√
Caroline (Culpepper) Cooper, 30, F, GA
Daniel Cooper, 12, M, GA
Thomas Cooper, 10, M, GA
Elizabeth Cooper, 8, F, GA
Emila Cooper, 5, F, GA
Frances Cooper, 1, F, GA
Mary Culpepper, 50, F, GA (#32059)√ |
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Pages 262A-B, 16th District, Talbot Co., GA
James M. Culpepper, 26, M, Farmer, GA (#32364)√
Lucinda Culpepper, 20, F, GA
Susan Culpepper, 4, F, GA
John Culpepper, 1, M, GA |
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Page 276, 22nd District, Talbot Co., GA
Elisha Culpepper, 38, M, Farmer, $1,200, GA (#9482)√
Eliza Culpepper, 31, F, GA
Thomas Culpepper, 10, M, GA
William Culpepper, 8, M, GA
Meary Culpepper, 6, F, GA
Jane Culpepper, 4, F, GA
John Culpepper, 1, M, GA |
1860 US Census
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Page 632, Family 546, Centre PO, Talbot Co., GA
Elisha Culpepper, 48, M, Farmer, $1600/$7980, GA (#9482)√
Eliza Culpepper, 39, F, GA
Thomas Culpepper, 21, M, GA
William Culpepper, 19, M, GA
Mary Culpepper, 16, F, GA
Jane Culpepper, 13, F, GA
John Culpepper, 12, M, GA
Gardner Culpepper, 9, M, GA
Sarah E. Culpepper, 7, F, GA
Elisha P. Culpepper, 2, M, GA
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1860 Slave Schedule, Talbot Co., GA
Elisha
Culpepper, 8 slaves:
30M, 24F, 23M, 10M, 7F, 6M, 5M Filipino, 4M |
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1870 US Census
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In
addition to the Caucasian families enumerated below, there were several
Mulatto and Black families. If someone will provide us with a transcription of
them, we will post them here. |
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Page 123B, Family 1292, Talbotton PO,
O'Neills District, Talbot Co., GA
Elisha Culpepper, 58, M, Farmer, $1600/$7980, GA (#9482)√
Eliza Culpepper, 51, F, GA
Mary Culpepper, 25, F, GA
Jane Culpepper, 23, F, GA
John Culpepper, 21, M, GA
Gardner Culpepper, 19, M, GA
Sarah Culpepper, 16, F, GA
Prier Culpepper, 12, M, GA
Barto Culpepper, 9, M, GA
Frances Culpepper, 31, F, GA
Emmett Culpepper, 4, M, GA
Ludy Culpepper, 2, M, GA |
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Page 122B, Family 1275, Talbotton PO,
O'Neills District, Talbot Co., GA
William H. Culpepper, 29, M, Farmer, $---/$150, GA (#9521)√
Ella Culpepper, 22, F, GA
William Culpepper, 5/12, M, GA |
1880 US Census
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Page 230A,
ED 120, District 894, Talbot Co., GA
William Culpepper, Self, M, M, 39, Farmer, GA/GA/GA (#9521)√
Ellen Culpepper, Wife, F, M, 33, Keeping House, GA/GA/GA
Willie Culpepper, Son, M, S, 10, At School, GA/GA/GA
Joseph Culpepper, Son, M, S, 8, GA/GA/GA
Walter Culpepper, Son, M, S, 5, GA/GA/GA
Lovie Culpepper, Dau, F, S, 3, GA/GA/GA
Retta Daniel, Other, F, Wid, Black, 50, Servant, GA/GA/GA
Charles Younge, Other, M, S, B, 25, Servant, GA/GA/GA |
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Page 230A,
ED 120, District 894, Talbot Co., GA
Eliza Culpepper, Self, F, , 65, Farmer, GA/GA/GA (#9483)√
Mary Culpepper, Dau, F, S, 37, At Home, GA/GA/GA
Jane Culpepper, Dau, F, S, 32, At Home, GA/GA/GA
John Culpepper, Son, M, S, 30, Farmer, GA/GA/GA
Gardner Culpepper, Son, M, S, 27, Farmer, GA/GA/GA
Sarah Culpepper, Dau, F, S, 24, At Home, GA/GA/GA
Pryor Culpepper, Son, M, S, 21, Farmer, GA/GA/GA
Bartow Culpepper, Son, M, S, 17, Laborer, GA/GA/GA |
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Page 230A,
ED 120, District 894, Talbot Co., GA
Fannie Culpepper, Self, F, Wid, 39, Farmer, GA/GA/GA (#9520)√
Emmette Culpepper, Son, M, S, 13, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Louda Culpepper, Son, M, S, 11, At Home, GA/GA/GA |
African-American Families (1880)
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District 894, Page 228B,
Family 139, Talbot Co., GA
Haley Culpepper, Self, F, W, B, 42, Keeping House, GA/GA/GA (#
43502)√
Anthony Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 20, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Augustus Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 16, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Alexander Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 12, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Ellen Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 10, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Sarah Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 9, GA/GA/GA
John Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 2, GA/GA/GA |
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Mortality Schedule, Family 139, Talbot Co., GA
Pink Culpepper, 4, F, Black, S, GA/GA/GA, died Mar 1879 of Measles |
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District 894, Page 231C,
Talbot Co., GA
Mary Marshall, Self, F, W, B, 58, Keeping House, GA/GA/GA
David Marshall, Son, M, S, B, 16, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Clara Marshall, Dau, F, S, B, 12, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Samuel Culpepper, Nephew, M, , B, 25,
Laborer, GA/GA/GA |
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District 894, Page 232A,
Family 210, Talbot Co., GA
Frank Culpepper, Self, M, M, B, 27, Farmer, GA/GA/GA (#41941)√
Louisa Culpepper, Wife, F, M, B, 22, Keeping House, GA/GA/GA
Louisa Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 4, GA/GA/GA
Jane Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 2, GA/GA/GA
Mary Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 1M, GA/GA/GA |
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Mortality Schedule, Family 210, Talbot Co., GA
Ann Culpepper, 17, F, Black, S, GA/GA/GA, died Dec 1879 of
Consumption |
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District 894, Page 233C,
Family 225, Talbot Co., GA
Nathan Bussey, Self, M, M, W, 82, Farmer, GA/GA/NC
Catherine Bussey, Wife, F, M, W, 62, Keeping House, GA/GA/MA
Newton Henry, Nephew, M, S, W, 25, Farmer, GA/GA/GA
Orlena Culpepper, Other, F, S, MU, 19,
Servant, GA/GA/GA |
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District 894, Page 233D,
Family 233, Talbot Co., GA
Julius Culpepper, Self, M, M, MU, 43, Farmer, ---/---/---
(#43514)√
Mahala Culpepper, Wife, F, M, B, 40, Keeping House, GA/GA/GA
Julia Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 16, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Eva Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 14, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
John Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 12, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Jackson Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 10, Laborer, GA/GA/GA
Louisa Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 8, GA/GA/GA
Wesley Culpepper, Son, M, S, B, 6, GA/GA/GA
Mattie Culpepper, Dau, F, S, B, 3, GA/GA/GA |
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Mortality Schedule, Family 233, Talbot Co., GA
Julius Culpepper, 7/12, M, Black, S, GA/GA/GA, died Feb 1879 of
Whooping Cough |
1890 US Census
The 1890 census was accidentally destroyed by fire
in Washington
1900 US Census
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In
addition to the Caucasian families enumerated below, there were several
Mulatto and Black families. If someone will provide us with a transcription of
them, we will post them here. |
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ED
59, Page 111B (5), Family 80, District 894 O'neil, Talbot Co., GA
Bartow Culpepper, Head, M, Jan 1861, 39, S, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9530)√
Pryor Culpepper, Brother, M, Oct 1858, 41, S, GA/GA/GA, Farm laborer
Mary Culpepper, Sister, F, Apr 1843, 57, S, GA/GA/GA, Landlord
Sarah Culpepper, Sister, F, Mar 1854, 46, S, GA/GA/GA, Landlord
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ED 59, Page 111B (5), Family 81, District 894 O'neil, Talbot Co., GA
Nathan Culpepper, Head, M, Mar 1852, 48, Md 19 yrs, GA/GA/GA,
Farmer (#9526)√
Julia R. Culpepper, Wife, F, May 1860, 40, Md 19 yrs, ch 5/5,
AL/GA/GA
Mittie Culpepper, Dau, F, Jun 1881, 18, S, GA/GA/GA
Nora Culpepper, Dau, F, May 1884, 16, S, GA/GA/GA
Juliar Culpepper, Dau, F, Mar 1887, 13, S, GA/GA/GA
Nancy Culpepper, Dau, F, Oct 1881, 18, S, GA/GA/GA
Brooks Culpepper, Son, M, Nov 1889, 10, S, GA/GA/GA
Jannie Culpepper, Dau, F, Aug 1898, 1, S, GA/GA/GA
John Culpepper, Brother, M, Mar 1849, 51, S, GA/GA/GA, Farmer |
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ED 59, Page 111B-112A (5-6), Family 82, District 894 O'neil, Talbot Co.,
GA
William Culpepper, Head, M, Jul 1852, 47, Md 31 yrs, GA/GA/GA,
Farmer (#9521)√
Ellen Culpepper, Wife, F, Aug 1847, 52, Md 31 yrs, ch 9/6, GA/VA/GA
William Culpepper, Son, M, Feb 1870, 30, S, GA/GA/GA
Lovie Culpepper, Dau, F, Dec 1878, 21, S, GA/GA/GA
James Culpepper, Son, M, Nov 1882, 17, S, GA/GA/GA
Clifford Culpepper, Son, M, Nov 1892, 7, S, GA/GA/GA |
1910 US Census
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In
addition to the Caucasian families enumerated below, there were several
Mulatto and Black families. If someone will provide us with a transcription of
them, we will post them here. |
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ED
128, Page 124a, Family 235, Gen.com img 35, By Road,
O'Neals District, Talbot Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, Head, M, 58, md1-29 yrs, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9526)√
Julia R. Culpepper, Wife, F, 58, md1-29 yrs, ch 6/5, GA/GA/GA
Nora Culpepper, Dau, F, 25, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Julia Culpepper, Dau, F, 23, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Brooks Culpepper, Son, M, 20, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Janie Culpepper, Dau, F, 11, Sng, GA/GA/GA
John Culpepper, Brother, M, 61, Sng, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
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ED
126, Page 85a, Family 54, Gen.com img 7, Gorman Road, Harts District, Talbot
Co., GA
James R. Culpepper, Head, M, 27, md1-1 yr, GA/GA/GA, Carpenter/Coffin
Factory (#9859)√
Mittie O. Culpepper, Wife, F, 27, md2-1 yr, ch 3/3, GA/GA/GA
Marvin E. Jones Culpepper, Stepson, M, 5, Sng, AL/GA/GA
Marie K. (Jones) Culpepper, (Step) Dau, F, 3, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Elizabeth Culpepper, Dau, F, 6/12, Sng, GA/GA/GA
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ED
128, Page 113a, Family 84, Gen.com img 13, Talbotton Rd, O'Neals District,
Talbot Co., GA
Pryor Culpepper, Head, M, 50, Sng, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9529)√
Mary Culpepper, Sister, F, 64, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Sarah Culpepper, Sister, F, 53, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Bartow Culpepper, Brother, M, 48, Sng, GA/GA/GA
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ED
128, Page 113a, Family 84, Gen.com img 13, Talbotton Rd, O'Neals District,
Talbot Co., GA
Walter S. Culpepper, Head, M, 35, md1-10 yrs, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#
9856)√
Sallie R. Culpepper, Wife, F, 31, md1-10 yrs, ch 5/5, GA/GA/GA
Annie D. Culpepper, Dau, F, 8, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Nora Culpepper, Dau, F, 7, Sng, GA/GA/GA
William W. Culpepper, Son, M, 5, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Frances M. Culpepper, Dau, F, 3, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Walter K. Culpepper, Son, M, 1, Sng, GA/GA/GA
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ED 128, Page 113a, Family 84, Gen.com img 13, Talbotton Rd, O'Neals
District, Talbot Co., GA
William Culpepper, Head, M, 69, Md1-42 yrs, GA/GA/GA,
Farmer (#9521)√
Ellen N. Culpepper, Wife, F, 62, Md1-42 yrs, ch 8/6, GA/VA/GA
Lovie D. Culpepper, Dau, F, 31, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Clifford Culpepper, Son, M, 17, Md1-1 yr, GA/GA/GA
Lucile A. Culpepper, Dau-in-law, F, 15, Md1-1 yr, GA/GA/GA |
1920 US Census
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In
addition to the Caucasian families enumerated below, there were several
Mulatto and Black families. If someone will provide us with a transcription of
them, we will post them here. |
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ED
122, Pages 1A-B, Lines 44-51, Waverly Hall Rd, Talbotton District,
Talbot Co., GA
Walter S. Culpepper, Head, M, 45, md, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#
9856)√
Sallie Culpepper, Wife, F, 41, md, GA/GA/GA
Vera Culpepper, Dau, F, 17, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Weston Culpepper, Son, M, 15, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Marion Culpepper, Dau, F, 13, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Knox Culpepper, Son, M, 11, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Thomas Culpepper, Son, M, 9, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Henry Culpepper, Son, M, 7, Sng, GA/GA/GA
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ED
127, Pages 2A-B, Lines 46-51, Junction City, Harts District, Talbot
Co., GA
James R. Culpepper, Head, M, 37, md, GA/GA/GA, Coverer/Caskets (#9859)√
Mittie O. Culpepper, Wife, F, 36, md, GA/GA/GA
Elizabeth Culpepper, Dau, F, 10, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Ruth Culpepper, Dau, F, 8, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Marvin E. Jones, Stepson, M, 15, Sng, AL/GA/GA
Marie K. Jones, Stepdaughter, F, 13, Sng, GA/GA/GA
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ED 129, Page 6A, Lines 1-3, Talbotton Rd, O'Neals District, Talbot Co., GA
Clifford Culpepper, Head, M, 27, Md, GA/GA/GA,
Farmer (#9860)√
Lucille Culpepper, Wife, F, 25, Md, GA/GA/GA
Allene Culpepper, Dau, F, 2 9/12, Sng, GA/GA/GA |
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ED 129, Page 9B, Lines 76-80, Waverly Hall Rd, O'Neals
District, Talbot Co., GA
John Culpepper, Head, M, 69, Sng, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9525)√
Mary Culpepper, Sister, F, 75, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Sara Culpepper, Sister, F, 63, Sng, GA/GA/GA
Pryor Culpepper, Brother, M, 61, Sng, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Barton Culpepper, Brother, M, 59, Sng, GA/GA/GA, Farmer |
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ED 129, Page 11A,
Lines 1-3, O'Neals District, Talbot Co., GA
William Culpepper, Head, M,
78, Md, GA/GA/GA,
Farmer (#9521)√
Ellen N. Culpepper, Wife, F,
72, Md, GA/VA/GA
Lovie D. Culpepper, Dau, F, 41, Sng, GA/GA/GA |
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ED 129, Page 11A, Lines 4-8, O'Neals District, Talbot Co., GA
Gardner Culpepper, Head, M, 67, md, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9526)√
Julia R. Culpepper, Wife, F, 58, md1, AL/AL/GA
Julia Culpepper, Dau, F, 31, Sng, GA/GA/AL
Brooks Culpepper, Son, M, 30, Sng, GA/GA/AL
Janie Culpepper, Dau, F, 21, Sng, GA/GA/AL
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1930 US Census
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In
addition to the Caucasian families enumerated below, there were several Mulatto and Black families. If someone will provide us with a transcription of
them, we will post them here. |
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ED 17, page 1B, Middle Street, Junction
City, Talbot Co., GA
Rent=$7, Radio=N, Farm=N (#9859)√
James R. Culpepper, Head, M, 47, M, md @ 26, GA/GA/GA, Covers tops
in coffin factory
Mittie Culpepper, Wife, F, 47, M, md @ 26, GA/GA/GA
Sara E. Culpepper, Dau, F, 6, S, GA/GA/GA |
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ED 13, page 3A, O'Neals District, Talbot
Co., GA
Owns, Radio=N, Farm=Y
Lovie Culpepper, Head, F, 51, S, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9857)√
Cliff Culpepper, Brother, M, 37, M, md @ 17, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Lucile Culpepper, Sister-in-law, F, 35, M, md @ 15, GA/GA/GA
Alline Culpepper, Niece, F, 13, S, GA/GA/GA
Florine Culpepper, Niece, F, 9, S, GA/GA/GA
Mary F. Culpepper, Niece, F, 5, S, GA/GA/GA
William S. Culpepper, Nephew, F, 3/12, S, GA/GA/GA |
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ED 13, page 7B, Farm Road, O'Neals
District, Talbot Co., GA
Owns, Radio=N, Farm=Y
N. G. Culpepper, Head, M, 78, M, md @ 28, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9526)√
Julia R. Culpepper, Wife, F, 69, M, md @ 20, GA/GA/GA |
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ED 13, page 8A, Farm Road, O'Neals
District, Talbot Co., GA
Owns, Radio=N, Farm=Y
F. Bartow Culpepper, Head, M, 69, S, GA/GA/GA, Farmer (#9530)√
Eliah P. Culpepper, Brother, M, 72, S, GA/GA/GA, Farmer
Sarah Culpepper, Sister, F, 75, S, GA/GA/GA |
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ED 2, page 2B, College Street, Talbotton,
Talbot Co., GA
Home=$3500, Radio=Y, Farm=N
Brooks Culpepper, Head, M, 40, M, md @ 35, GA/GA/AL, Auto Dealer,
WW-I Vet (#9849)√
Marion E. Culpepper, Wife, F, 26, M, md @ 21, GA/GA/GA
James G. Culpepper, Son, M, 1 6/12, S, GA/GA/GA |
Military
U.S.
World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Source:
National Archives and Records Administration.
U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946 (database
online). Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005. Original data:
Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File, 1938-1946 (Archival
Database); World War II Army Enlistment Records; Records of the National
Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 64; National Archives
at College Park, College Park, MD.
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James T Culpepper,
Black, Divorced, born 1915 in Georgia, residing in Talbot Co.,
Georgia, enlisted as a Private in the US Army on 15 Feb 1942 in
Fort Benning,
Georgia (#50698)√ |
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M. C. Culpepper,
Black, Single, born 1921 in Georgia, residing in Talbot Co.,
Georgia, enlisted as a Private in the US Army on 21 Dec 1942 in
Fort Benning, Georgia (#51378)√ |
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Samuel Culpepper Jr.,
Black, Single, born 1920 in Georgia, residing in Talbot Co.,
Georgia, enlisted as a Private in the US Army on 11 Oct 1941 in
Fort Benning, Georgia (#50921)√ |
Marriages
Georgia Marriages to 1850
Ancestry.com Online database,
1997.
Original Source: Dodd, Jordan. Georgia Marriages to 1850. Liahona
Research
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Amanda Culpepper and Thomas K. McCrary on 30 Apr 1843 in Talbot Co., GA
(#4898)√ |
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Benjamin Culpeper and Serena Cockran on 6 Dec 1833 in Talbot Co., GA
(#4883)√ |
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Elvira Culpepper
and Charles B. Collins on 21 Jul 1846 in Talbot Co., GA
(#4897)√ |
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James Culpepper and Lucinda C. Daniel on 28 Jul 1844 in Talbot Co., GA
(#32364)√ |
Georgia Marriages to 1851-1900
Ancestry.com Online database,
2000.
Original Source: Dodd, Jordan. Georgia Marriages to 1850. Liahona
Research
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No Culpeppers found. |
Talbot County Marriages, 1828-1867
Transcribed for
USGenWeb Archives by Jean O'Neill and Jean McCullough from
County Marriage Books A, B and C. Verified by Virginia Crilley.
Includes only those marriages not already shown above.
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Thomas J.
Culpepper and Fannie V. Huff on 15 Oct 1865 in Talbot Co., GA, C-631
(#9519)√ |
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William
Culpepper and Ellen N. Biggs on 22 Dec 1868 in Talbot Co., GA
(#9521)√ |
Other Marriages
(Unknown Sources)
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Anthony Culpepper (Black)
and Patsey Walton, Lic 14 Jan 1881 in Talbot Co., GA
(#43503)√ |
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Frank Culpepper (Black) and
Lou Veasey, Lic 17 Jan 1876 in Talbot Co., GA
(#41941)√ |
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Jackson Culpepper (Black)
and Sarah Frances Willis, 15 Dec 1892 in Talbot Co., GA
(#42191)√ |
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John J. Culpepper (Black)
and Annie Dozier, 25 Jun 1891 in Talbot Co., GA
(#43518)√ |
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Wesley Culpepper (Black) and
Gene Belle Walton, 4 Jan 1900 in Talbot Co., GA
(#43521)√ |
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William R. Culpepper and Amarintha E. Rogers, 26 May
1835 in Talbot Co., GA
(#51200)√ |
Deeds
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25 Jun 1827. Deed Book A, page 235. Zeptha
Newman of Jones County to Benjamin Culpepper of Warren County for $100, S 1/2 of lot 121 in 22nd District of Muscogee, 101 1/4
acres. Wit: Uriah Jones, Joel Culpepper, M.
Culpepper, J.P. (#4883, 4926 and 4882)√ |
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2 Aug 1827. Deed Book A, page 236. Zeptha
Newman of Jones County to Benjamin Culpepper of Warren County for $150, N 1/2 of lot 121 in 22nd District of Muscogee, 101 1/4
acres. Wit: Walter K. Knight. (#4883)√ |
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19 Jan 1832. Deed Book B, page 313.
Benjamin Culpepper to Elias Beall for $600, Lot 121 in
22nd District of Muscogee, now Talbot, 202 1/2 acres. Wit: Peter F.
Malone, Cr. R. Wynn, J.P. (#4883)√ |
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30 Sep 1829. Deed Book B, page 330.
Simeon Culpepper of Jackson County to William Dickson of
DeKalb County for $400, lot 265 in 16th District of Muscogee, now Talbot.
Wit: Albert B. Best, Oliver Strickland, J.P. (#2305)√ |
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Jan 1836. Deed Book C, page 618.
Benjamin Culpepper promissory note to Zacahriah Booth, 4 Negroes:
David 28 yrs and his wife, age 19 and boy children Austin 2 (doesn't
mention another name or age). Wit: John T. Sims, C.R. Wynn, JP. Recorded 4
Feb 1836 - Frederick A. Bailey, Ck. (#4883)√ |
Georgia Deaths, 1919-1998
Ancestry.com Online database, 2001.
Original Source:
State of Georgia. Indexes of
Vital Records for Georgia: Deaths, 1919-98. Georgia: Georgia Health
Department, Office of Vital Records, 1998.
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Allie L. Culpepper
(White), Female, d. 13 Sep
1979 at 84 years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA, #
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Annie D. Culpepper
(Black), d. 23 Dec 1966 at
102 years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA (#50663)√ |
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Annie M. Culpepper, d. 11 Mar
1932 in Talbot Co., GA, # |
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Arthur Culpepper
(Black), d. 22 Jan 1966
at 82 years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA, # 003805 (#
42182)√ |
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Arthur S. Culpepper
(Black), d. 30 Dec 1984 at 79 years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in
Talbot Co., GA (#62742)√ |
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Bennie T. Culpepper
(Black), d. 24 Apr 1983 at 68
years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA (Also in SSDI) |
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Betty Culpepper
(Black), d. 17 May 1963 at 3
months in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA |
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Brooks Culpepper (White), d. 27 Sep 1974
at 84 years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA (#9849)√ |
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Infant of Brooks Culpepper
(White), d. 27
Nov 1926 in Talbot Co., GA
(#50664)√ |
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Clarence C. Culpepper, d. 30 Apr
1919 in Talbot Co., GA, |
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Clifford R. Culpepper
(White), d. 25 Jun
1974 at 81 years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA, # 021688
(#9860)√ |
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Daisy B. Culpepper
(Black), d. 7 Aug 1975 at 62
years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA |
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Elisha P. Culpepper
(White), d. 9 Aug
1937 in Talbot Co., GA, # 21605
(#9529)√ |
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Elizabeth Culpepper, d. 16 Jan
1925 in Talbot Co., GA, # |
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Francis B. Culpepper
(White), d. 9 Jan
1940 at 79 years in Talbot Co., GA
(#9530)√ |
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Frank Culpepper
(Black), d. 9 Apr 1929 in Talbot Co., GA, # 13901-K
(#41941)√ |
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George Culpepper, d. 27 Oct 1935
in Talbot Co., GA, # |
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Hattie B. Culpepper
(Black), d. 14 Jul 1957 at 84
years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA |
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J. Culpepper
(Black), d. 31 Jul 1980 at 64
years residing in Talbot Co., GA |
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J. T. Culpepper
(Black), d. 11 Feb 1986 at 71
years residing in Talbot Co., GA (#50698)√ |
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Jackson Culpepper
(Black), d. 15 Jul 1949
at 37 years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA, #
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Jackson Culpepper
(Black), d. 24 Sep 1933
in Talbot Co., GA, # 24409
(#42191)√ |
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John I. Culpepper
(Black), d. 16 Oct 1948
at 80 years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA, #
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John W. Culpepper
(White), d. 4 Mar 1928
in Talbot Co., GA, # 8410-J
(#9525)√ |
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Mrs. Julia R. Culpepper
(White), d. 28
Nov 1935 in Talbot Co., GA
(#9527)√ |
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Julius Culpepper
(Black), d. 15 Oct 1943
at 4 hours in Talbot Co., GA |
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Julius Culpepper
(Black), d. 27 Aug 1944
at 31 years in Talbot Co., GA |
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Infant of Julius Culpepper
(Black), d. 21
Apr 1938 in Talbot Co., GA |
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Lou Culpepper
(Black), d. 14 Apr 1922 in
Talbot Co., GA, # 10595-D
(#41952)√ |
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M. C. Culpepper
(Black), d. 24 Apr 1976 at 54
years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA (#61403)√ |
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Marion Culpepper
(White), d. 2 Aug 1987
at 84 years in Upson Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA (#9854)√ |
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Mary B. Culpepper
(Black), d. 17 Feb 1971 at 79
years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA |
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N. G. Culpepper
(White), d. 2 Aug 1943 at
91 years in Talbot Co., GA
(#9526)√ |
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Pearl B. Culpepper
(Black), d. 5 Jun 1956 at 54
years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA |
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Russell B. Culpepper, d. 10 Aug
1921 in Talbot Co., GA |
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Sam Culpepper
(Black), d. 29 Mar 1957 at
72 years in Talbot Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA, # 09788 (#42181)√ |
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Sarah J. Culpepper
(Black), d. 6 Jan 1996 at 78
years in Harris Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA
(Also in SSDI) |
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Walter L. Culpepper, d. 5 Mar
1928 in Talbot Co., GA |
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Wesley Culpepper
(Black), d. 17 May 1933
in Talbot Co., GA |
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William S. Culpepper
(White), d. 6 Feb
1945 at 15 years in Talbot Co., GA
(#9884)√ |
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Willie J. Culpepper (Black), d.
26 Nov 1992 at 83 years in Muscogee Co., GA; Res. in Talbot Co., GA
(#62744)√ |
Social
Security Death Index
All records of deaths on or before 30 Sep 2004 in which
the final benefit was paid in this county.
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Arthur Culpepper,
7 Dec 1905 - Dec 1984, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 252-14-8318 issued
in Georgia before 1951 (#62742)√ |
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Arthur Culpepper,
10 Aug 1886 - Jan 1966, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 254-07-4325
issued in Georgia before 1951 (#42182)√ |
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Bennie Culpepper,
18 Sep 1914 - Apr 1983, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 253-18-9522
issued in Georgia before 1951
(Black. Also in GA Death Index) |
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Brooks Culpepper,
8 Nov 1889 - Sep 1974, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 260-56-2582 issued
in Georgia in 1955 (#9849)√ |
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Clifford Culpepper,
13 Jul 1892 - Jun 1974, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 254-18-2790
issued in Georgia before 1951 (#9860)√ |
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John Culpepper, 10
Apr 1907 - Jul 1982, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 253-14-2862 issued
in Georgia before 1951 |
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Julius Culpepper,
4 Apr 1917 - Jul 1980, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 254-07-4329 issued
in Georgia before 1951
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Mae B. Culpepper,
24 Dec 1926 - 5 Feb 1988, Box Springs, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 258-48-0775
issued in Georgia before 1951
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Marion Culpepper,
1 Jul 1903 - Aug 1987, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 255-94-4867 issued
in Georgia in 1969
(#9854)√ |
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Sarah Culpepper,
31 Dec 1917 - 6 Jan 1996, Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA, SSN 253-80-9367
issued in Georgia in 1965
(Black. Also in GA Death Index) |
Burials
Elisha Culpepper
Family Cemetery
Talbot Co., GA.
33 miles northeast of Columbus, 4.1 miles west of Talbotton
on GA-208, near intersection of GA-315 (Map)
Recorded by Willie Mae Morgan in 1970. File
contributed for use in
USGenWeb Archives by Carla Miles and retyped by her from original.
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Thomas J. Culpepper, 25 Jun 1839 - 7
Sep 1868 (#9519)√
Fannie W. Huff Culpepper, 3 Jan 1837 -
6 Dec 1910 (#9520)√ |
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William H. Culpepper,
(No Dates), Co C 3 GA C.S.A. (#9521)√
Ellen N. Biggs Culpepper, 11 Apr 1847
- 5 Oct 1926 (#9522)√ |
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N. G. Culpepper, 8 Mar 1852 -
2 Aug 1943 (#9526)√
Julia Brooks Culpepper, 6 May 1860 -
28 Nov 1935 (#9527)√ |
| Spencer S. Spear, 18 Sep 1862 - 16 Jun
1930 (#9853)√
Julia Culpepper Spear, 17 Mar
1887 - 12 Nov 1957 (#9848)√ |
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W. B. Culpepper, 17 Feb 1870 - 13 Oct
1935 (#9766)√ |
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Walter S. Culpepper, 4 Jan 1875 - 21
Sep 1956 (#9856)√
Sarah R. Culpepper, 22 Apr 1879 - 17
Jul 1963 (#9858)√ |
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Lovia D. Culpepper, 2 Dec 1876 - 10
Sep 1966 (#9857)√ |
| Arthur Culpepper, 27 Jul 1877
- 22 Aug 1878 (#36351)√ |
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Ellie B. Culpepper, 8 Jul 1886 - 8 Aug
1887 (#36352)√ |
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Barney J. Hawkins,
26 Mar 1895 - 1 Jul 1955 (#9870)√
Annie Culpepper Hawkins, 5 Jul 1901 - ____ (#9863)√ |
| Kathleen Dixon Culpepper, 30
Jun 1906 - 15 Dec 1929 (#9872)√ |
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Roxie E. Culpepper, 15 Jul 1915 - 15 Jul 1915
(probably the infant daughter of Walter S. and Sarah R. Culpepper, #
9856 & 9858) |
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Billy S. Culpepper, 30 Dec 1929 - 6
Feb 1945 (#9884)√ |
| Roy Knox Culpepper, 2 Apr 1934
- 7 Sep 1950 (#9883)√ |
Junction City
Cemetery
Talbot Co., GA.
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Jimmey and Elizabeth Culpepper (no
dates) (#9859)√ |
Matthews Chapel
Cemetery
Talbot Co., GA. From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36, go
south on Hwy 41 for 2 miles, turn right on Hwy 36 towards Columbus and
go 4.7 miles to cemetery on right of hwy.
Recorded Feb 1974 by Willie Mae Morgan and
Clarence Smith and retyped for
USGenWeb Archives by Ruth Jaeger
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Mattie Kellum
Culpepper, 4 Mar 1883 - 10 Jan 1959 (#9878)√
(Her name was actually Mittie) |
Talbotton City
Cemetery (Originally Oak Hill Cemetery)
Talbotton, Talbot Co., GA.
Recorded Feb 1974 by Willie Mae Morgan and Clarence Smith and retyped for
USGenWeb Archives by Ruth Jaeger
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Henry W. Baldwin, 6 Mar 1869 - 3 May 1954 (#9851)√
Mattie Lou (Culpepper) Baldwin, 10 Jan 1882 - 10 June 1966 (#9846)√ |
Places
If you have a photograph or more information on any of these, or in
particular, if you know which Culpepper a place may have been named for, please
contact us.
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Culpepper Road, Talbotton,
Talbot Co, GA |
Book Excerpt
The following is from the book “Happy Home” published in 1905 by the noted
Methodist Evangelist, John Butler Culpepper (1849 – 1937), and
dates from his service in Talbot County in 1884 – 1885:
A Typical
Methodist Family
I want you to go with me into one good home. I will take
you to the base of oak and pine mountain, in old Talbot county, the last
circuit I ever served. We are on a farm. These people eat breakfast by
lamp-light. Have a seat with this father, mother, and a teen of
children. They look like mountain sprouts. They are all healthy and
hungry. Pass the bread, I don’t mean this old wasp-nest stuff, which you
handed in from the bakers. I mean old Georgia corn-bread, made from meal
ground fine, from white corn. The dough is soft, and is manipulated into
a “pone,” about the length of your mother’s hand, of an oval shape, made
flat on bottom, by falling into the oven. But it is delicious, and is
genuine, for it has the trade mark (your mother’s finger prints) on it.
Pass the tray, containing it; each hungry son and daughter will break
half or a third of the “pone.” Now the meat. Each piece is nearly as
large as your hand. Pass the grits. I will say that this is, par
excellence, a Georgia dish, made from corn, ground into very coarse
meal, cooked, with water, in a pot. They will each take two very large
spoonfuls of this. Now pass what Georgians call “gravy,” what Virginians
call “sop.” They don’t put flour in it, making putty, but pour water or
milk into the hot, salty grease, which has come from that meat. About
two spoonfuls of this. Let them repeat all of this, at least once. Bring
on the biscuit. I don’t mean your little beaten, town biscuit, with back
and front so close together that you can’t tell one from the other, I
mean a good, healthy country biscuit, so large that you would have
though the cook aimed to make but one from that batch of dough. (I don’t
mean one of these little fellows you need a spoon to dip up.) Pass them
three or four times. Then, there is that long string of sausage coiled
up there. Set it around. As the preacher is here, there is abundance of
fried chickens and fried eggs. My! How they disappear! Well, let them
go, but pass the waffles and preserves. No jar ever survived the first
meal in a country home. This is all washed down by tow or three cups, of
coffee, (no after-dinner make shift) holding as much as a small bowl,
strong enough to “tote” double and kick up. Now, let them have two
glasses of buttermilk, and they are ready to pass out and go by the
water pail and kinder fill up.
The sun is rising upon fields of fleecy cotton, golden corn, pastures of
pearl, winding streams and majestic mountains. We will walk to the front
door. Some of the boys have gone to ginning cotton; some are packing a
bale; some of them have taken hired hands and gone with a team, to
picking it from the fields; some more of them have taken a load and gone
to market; others still have gone to plough in wheat; still others have
gone to cut and haul up the cane to make syrup, while another batch is
bringing in wood to “boil the syrup.” The lesser boys have called the
dogs and gone to drive up the calves.
Some of the girls have gathered up the “dirty clothes” and gone to the
spring to wash; some have gone to gather vegetables for dinner; another
group have thrown bedding over in the sun, put on a pot of water, and
are preparing to chase British American from bedstead to wall, and from
cellar to garret. Three or four have caught up the “piggins” and gone to
the cow pen to milk. Now, stand with me here, and listen to the music of
“Home, sweet home.” Just listen!! When I hear the whinny of the horses,
the braying of the mules, the rattle of those chains, the creak of those
long-armed levers, the clatter of the wagon, over the mountain rock, the
lowing of the cows, the bleating of the sheep, the yelp of the dogs, the
whoop of the calf boys, the cahowing of the peacock, the gobble of the
turkeys, the cackle of the geese, the crowing of the barnyard boss, the
matchless trill and warble of the inimitable Southern mocking bird on
yonder apple tree, as free as the October air – punctuated with rustic
repartee, bandied from lad to lassie, from cart-tongue to cow-pen gap,
all interlined with an occasional couplet caught up by one of these
happy boys, such as “Work for the night is coming,” finished up by a
blushing, beautiful girl at the spring, under the hill, the boys up the
mountain-side gathering wood, those in the cotton-field, and all about,
having joined in the chorus of the song they learned in the Talbot
valley Sunday-school, now given new life, sung and sung here. Listen to
the music! It is all music. Listen! The notes come like doves to their
windows! Do listen! What a marshalling of sounds! The crisp air is
music; the music is martial! The choir has gathered – the orchestra
peals! How they treble on H—Heart, Home, Heaven! Where are we? O, sir,
just “away down in Dixie.” We have only let you peep in and witness the
opening of a day in a country home. But, do you know, I think there is
more genuine living in one such week, than there is in ten years of your
little puckered up town existence.
“Pleasant smiles and glances bright
Are like pure and fragrant flowers,
Shedding round them loving light,
Cheering many weary hours.
Deeds of kindness, done in love,
Diamonds are in settings rare;
In the realms of bliss above
There the gems the blessed wear.
Words of love, from hearts sincere
In this world of care and woe;
Are like springs in deserts drear
Giving life where’er they flow
Let us cherish them with care,
Looks and words and deeds of love;
Each the other’s burden bear,
Traveling to our home above.”
Last Revised:
02 Jan 2015
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