North Carolina
Culpepper Archives
Military Service Records
Wartime Service
American Revolutionary War,
North Carolina Militia
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Erasmus Culpepper (#9458)√
DAR Listing: bc 1745 NC d a 2-6-1783 NC m
CHLOE WHITEHEAD PS* NC |
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Daniel Culpepper
(#4868)√
Born circa 1750, Anson Co, NC; died 4 Aug 1819,
Warren Co, GA |
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Henry Culpepper (#405)√
Born circa 1758; died 1815, Currituck Co., NC
Private, 1st Regt. (McDonalds) NC Mil (Film M-250, Rev.War, US
Archives) |
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John Culpepper
(#3217)√
Born about 1733, Bertie County, NC; died about 1808, Jones Co, GA.
In his late 40's during the Revolutionary War, he served in the war as
captain of "John Culpepper's Company, Colonel David Love's Regiment, North Carolina
Troops" John had been captain of a militia group in Anson County since at least
1770. (North Carolina Revolutionary Army Accounts,
Secretary of State, Treasurer's & Comptroller's Papers, Volume 5 and 6; 1992, Weynette
Parks Hauyn, page 431) |
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William Culpepper (#4867)√
DAR Listing: WILLIAM: bc 1727 d a
3-7-1806 GA m X PS* NC |
War of 1812, North Carolina Militia
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Henry Culpepper,
North Carolina Militia, 1st Regiment (McDonald's) (#449)√ |
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Nathaniel Culpeper, 3rd Co., Bertie Regiment, Artillery,
North Carolina Militia
(Not listed at Ancestry.com,
and the original source document is unknown.) (#51932)√
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The Culpeppers listed
above are reported to mustered into the armed forces between 1812 and 1815. Not
all of them may have actually fought in the 1812 War.
Source:
Unless otherwise indicated, the entries are all from an on-line database at
Ancestry.com:
Last Revised:
02 Jan 2015
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