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Four Lord Culpepers, but Not Enough Sons (1644-1725). Many
modern-day Culpeppers have heard that they were descended from Lord Culpeper of Virginia.
We review the facts that show the claim to be a myth.
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The Apocryphal Culpeppers. An analysis
debunking a hundred year old hoax involving fanciful accounts of four
fictitious Culpeppers: John Marlow, Thomas Fairfax, Sam Low and
Charles Marion. If you have grafted any of these characters into your family
tree, you may want to read this article and then call a tree surgeon.
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Irish Culpeppers. Were there any Irish Culpeppers?
We know of none. However, from time to time, we have heard
researchers who believed that they descended from Culpeppers in Ireland.
We examine one source of the misunderstanding:
an article that appeared on
David Culpepper and is discussed here.
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Indian Princesses and Other
American Indian Stories. There is an old story about an
Indian princess marrying a Culpepper. There are also claimed linkages
between the Culpeppers and Cherokee Indians. We're currently working
on an analysis of these claims and would appreciate any information
that you might provide about Culpeppers and Native Americans. Send it
to Warren Culpepper.
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