Culpepper Family Tree Charts:

Culpeppers Not Linked to
Or with unknown linkage to
Henry Culpepper of Lower Norfolk

DNA Testing and Notation. For those family branches where a member is contained in the chart and is also a member of our DNA project, we have appended the members DNA Kit # following the lowest-level family-branch name (These numbers have meaning only to the publisher's of Culpepper and Associates and are included here only for our convenience). Following the kit number, we append in parentheses the working name of their DNA subgroup. If the test has been ordered but not yet returned to the lab, we place "Out" in parentheses. If the lab has not yet provided test results, we place "In the Lab" in parentheses.

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1. The Allison Culpepper Branch

     Allison Culpepper of Webster Co., GA (c1784-a1854) *           Unique DNA Signature (Allison)
          John B. Culpepper of Stewart Co., GA (1810-1853)         
               Marcus Allison Culpepper of Webster Co., GA (1836-1906)
          Joseph Franklin Culpepper of Webster Co., GA (1812-1864)
               Charles Allison Culpepper of Worth Co., GA (1848-1925)        DNA#107077 (Allison)
               Reuben Edward Culpepper of Mitchell Co., GA (1856-1914)
          Edward B. Culpepper of Webster Co., GA (1816-1862)          
               Rev. Amos Allison Culpepper of Bastrop Co., TX (1847-1923)
                    Edward Lee Culpepper of Bastrop Co., TX (1870-1921)
                    William Henry Culpepper of Caldwell Co., TX (1875-1944)
                    Amos Allison Culpepper, Jr. of Caldwell Co., TX (1880-1961)
                    Joel Rudolphus Culpepper of Bastrop Co., TX (1885-1964)
               Charles T. Culpepper of Jefferson Co., TX (1859-1936) 
          Reuben T. Culpepper of Webster Co., GA (1821-1857)
               Allison Culpepper of Brooks Co., GA (1854-1927)
               George Thomas Culpepper of Brooks Co., GA (1856-1924)        DNA#107146 (Allison)

2. Other Unconnected Caucasian-American Branches

Most of the following branches probably descend from Henry Culpepper of Lower Norfolk (born 1633), but the exact linkage is not known and these branches exist within our family tree as unconnected or orphan branches. Members of these branches are encouraged to participate in our DNA project to help determine their line of descent.
 

Clyde T. Culpepper of Birmingham, AL  (c1870-a1920)
George Evans Culpepper of TX and OK (1878-1944)
Matthew Martin Culpepper of Dallas Co., AR (1877-a1930)
Thomas Culpepper of Dare Co., NC (s1820-a1845)
Walter James Culpepper of Jackson, MS (1893-1972)  Available in July
William Alton Culpepper of Henry Co., AL (1883-1917) 
William West Culpepper of Ouachita Parish, LA (c1896-1972)

3. International Branches

The Culpepers of Barbados, Canada, India & Australia, and the Colepepers of South Africa
The Barbados branch is headed by the Rev. William Culpeper of England and Barbados (b1605-1674) who was a grandson of William Culpeper of Hunton and Wigsell. There are two major sub-branches of the Barbados branch: the Colepepers of South Africa and the Culpepers of Canada. These sub-branches are each headed by a 4-great-grandson of the Rev. William Culpeper of England and Barbados (b1605). The Culpepers of India and Australia have been shown by DNA to be closely related to the Barbados branch, but neither is related to the American Culpeppers. The exact connection between the Barbados and India branches is unknown, but the Culpepers of India/Australia probably also descend from William Culpeper of Hunton and Wigsell

The Rev. William Culpeper of England and Barbados (b1605-1674)
          Francis Culpeper of Barbados (1823-1888) (S. Afr. Colepepers)  DNA#93233 (I1b)
          Alleyne Culpeper of Barbados (Canadian Culpepers) (b1825-a1861)  DNA#112335 (I1b)
Charles Culpeper of India (s1758-??) (incl. Australia/Canada/England)      DNA#112684 (I1b)

Other International Branches.
The following branches probably descend from William Culpeper of Hunton and Wigsell, but the exact linkage is not known and these branches exist within our family tree as unconnected or orphan branches. Members of these branches are encouraged to participate in our DNA project to help determine whether or not these branches are descendants of William, or are they cousins of the American Culpeppers.

Culpepers of British Guyana and Puerto Rico (1850 - today)
John Culpeper of Essex, England (s1643-??) (Extinct?) 

4. African-American Branches

Most of the following branches are traceable from someone born into slavery. Although it is possible there is a connection, no proof yet exists for any of these branches being descended from Culpeppers of English descent. Members of these branches are encouraged to participate in our DNA project if they want to see if a link extends back to the English Culpepers.

Buck Culpepper of Clay Co., MS (c1823-a1880)

Clark Culpepper of Troup Co., GA (1856-1911)
Dan Culpepper of Walker & Rusk Co., TX (1878-1942)
Edward Culpepper of New York & Barbados (s1813-??)
Enoch Culpepper of Brooks Co., GA (1864-1947)
James Culpepper of Attala Co., MS (1832-??)
James Culpepper of Warren Co., GA (1857-??)
James Culpepper of Desoto Parish, LA (c1832-??)
Lonnie Valentine Culpepper of St. Clair Co., AL (1877-1973)
Luke Culpepper of Wilcox Co., AL (c1817-??)
Martin Culpepper of Wilcox Co., AL (c1819-??)
Robert Culpepper of Montgomery Co., TX (c1816-??)
Robert Culpepper of Tallapoosa Co., AL (c1820-??)
Robert C. Culpepper of Kaufman Co., TX (1885-1927)
Thomas Culpepper of Panola Co., TX (c1879-1951)