Georgia Culpepper Archives
Dawson County
History
In the Piedmont Region of Georgia,
Dawson County was formed in 1857 from
Gilmer and
Lumpkin Counties. Its county seat,
Dawsonville, is on
GA-400 about 60 miles NNE of Atlanta. Dawson is bordered by the counties of
Lumpkin, Hall,
Forsyth, Cherokee, Pickens and Gilmer.
Newspaper: Dawson News &
Advertiser, Dawsonville, 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
No Culpeppers
were
found in any Dawson County censuses prior to or after 1870.
1870 US Census
 |
Page 532, Cut Off District,
Dawsonville P.O., Dawson Co.
Harris Culpepper, 26, M, GA, Farmer, RE=$150 (#2430)√
Martha Culpepper, 37, F, GA
John Culpepper, 3, M, GA
Thomas Culpepper, 2/12, M, GA
E. Highfield, 16, F, GA
William Highfield, 12, M, GA |
Marriages
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. |
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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No Culpeppers found. |
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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No Culpeppers
found. |
Burials
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No records of Culpepper
graves have been
found. |
Last Revised:
26 Jan 2006
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