Early Militia Service
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John Culpeper, Amelia Co., VA,
Sep 17582 |
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John Culpepper, 1 Regiment Calvalry, Georgia Militia, Washington
County, 1793-1794. (Probably John Culpepper, Jr., 1766-1837, but may have been his father
John Culpepper, 1733-1808.)1 |
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John Culpepper, Capt. Butt's Co., Virginia Militia, 1807, Rank:
Private. (Culpepper Ancestry: Probably John Culpepper, born about 1774, son of
John and Martha Cherry Culpepper.)1 |
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Joseph Culpepper, Capt Day's Company, Virginia Militia, 1807, Rank:
Private (Culpepper Ancestry: Probably Joseph Culpepper, born about 1785, son of
Sampson Culpepper, 1736-1793.)1 |
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Sampson Culpepper, Capt. Day's Company, Virginia Militia, 1807, Rank:
Private (Culpepper Ancestry: Probably Sampson Culpepper, born about 1781, son of
Sampson Culpepper, 1736-1793.)1 |
Sources
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Provided to Culpepper Connections! by Tommie
Smith who extracted it from a Family Tree Maker CD entitled, Military Records U.S.
Soldiers 1784-1811.
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Virginia
Colonial Militia, 1651-1776. Richmond, VA: Southern Book Co. One
of the largest colonies in British North America, Virginia fielded a
militia that included such prominent individuals as George
Washington and William Byrd. This database is a collection of
pension records for militia members between 1651 and 1776. In
addition to providing the soldier's name, the date of pension and
court awarding the bounty is often given. In many entries rank, unit
information, and commanding officers' names are included. It
contains the names of over four thousand men.
Last Revised:
31 Mar 2008
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