South Carolina Culpepper Archives
Chester District/County
History
In the upper South
Carolina part of the Piedmont region, Chester County was formed in 1785
from Camden District. In 1791, it became part
of Pinckney District, and then in 1798, when
the counties were abolished, it became Chester District. In 1868,
Chester District was designated Chester County. Its county seat, the
town of Chester, is 10 miles west of I-77, about 40 miles SSE of
Charlotte, NC, and 45 miles north of Columbia. Chester County is
bordered by the counties of York,
Lancaster, Fairfield
and Union.
Newspaper:
The
Chester News and Reporter;
The State, Columbia
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
1790 - 1930 US Censuses
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No
Culpeppers were found enumerated in any US censuses. |
Births
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No records of any Culpepper
births have been
found. |
Marriages
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No records of any Culpepper
marriages have been
found. |
Social Security Death
Index (SSDI)
All records of deaths on or before 30 Sep 2004 in which
the final residence was in this county.
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M. D. Culpepper, 8 May 1924 - Aug 1991, Chester,
Chester Co., SC; SSN 247-60-8287 issued in South Carolina in 1955 (#
10962)√ |
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Margalene B. Culpepper, 25 Oct 1924 - 8 Sep
1989, Chester, Chester Co., SC; SSN 424-26-6980 issued in Alabama before
1951 (#42952)√ |
Burials
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No records of Culpepper graves have been found.
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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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No Culpepper-named or related places have been found. |
Last Revised:
02 Jan 2015
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