Arizona
Culpepper Archives
Pima County
History
In the south desert region of Arizona,
Pima County was established in 1864 by the first
territorial legislature. At its creation, Pima County was the second largest of
Arizona's four original counties and included all land south of the Gila River
and east of Yuma to the Arizona borders with New Mexico. Over time, Maricopa,
Pinal, Cochise, Santa Cruz and Graham counties were carved out. Its county seat,
Tucson, is Arizona's second largest city and is about 100 miles southeast of
Phoenix. Pima is bordered by the Arizona counties of
Maricopa, Pinal, Cochise, Santa Cruz and Yuma, and the Mexican State of Sonora.
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
No Culpeppers
found in any Pima County censuses prior to 1920.
Pima Co., AZ – 1920
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ED 78, Sheet
1A, Line 37, Ajo, Pima Co., AZ
Lodger with John Burns
Dan Culpepper, Head, M, 39, S, LA, SC, MS, Copper Miner (#
48665)√ |
Pima Co., AZ – 1930
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ED 10-69,
Page 39, Line 18, Ajo, Pima Co., AZ
Home owned, Value $350, Radio=N, Farm=N
Dan Culpepper, Head, M, 42, S, LA, AL, MS, Smelterman, Copper
Mine, Vet=No (#48665)√ |
Transcribed from Ancestry.com images by
Dorothy Nash Roberts
Social
Security Death Index
All records of deaths on or before 30 Sep 2003 in which
the final benefit was paid in this county.
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Claude A. Culpepper,
23 Feb 1914 - 10 Jul 2000; Tucson, Pima Co., AZ; SSN 426-78-5008 issued
in MS in 1956 (#2764)√ |
Places
If you have a photograph or more information on any of these, please send it to us! In
particular, we'd like to know which Culpepper the places below may have been named for.
How to contact us.
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Culpepper Avenue,
Tucson, Pima Co., AZ |
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Culpepper Court,
Tucson, Pima Co., AZ |
Last Revised:
26 Jan 2006
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