Dr. King Europe Culpepper1

Male, #7875, (12 Jun 1884 - 23 Sep 1915)

Parent*Jessie Leonidas Culpepper1 (26 Nov 1859 - 22 Feb 1935)
Parent*Mary J. Hannah1 (1852 - 1933)
Dr. King Europe Culpepper|b. 12 Jun 1884\nd. 23 Sep 1915|p7875.htm|Jessie Leonidas Culpepper|b. 26 Nov 1859\nd. 22 Feb 1935|p5031.htm|Mary J. Hannah|b. 1852\nd. 1933|p5251.htm|Emanuel J. Culpepper|b. 4 Jul 1824\nd. 30 May 1889|p5025.htm|Pamelia A. Phillips|b. 19 Aug 1828\nd. circa 1900|p5026.htm|(?) Hannah|b. say 1830|p45484.htm||||

DNA* From DNA and genealogical evidence, we conclude that Dr. King Europe Culpepper is a descendant of Emanuel Joseph Culpepper, a descendant of Robert Culpepper, Jr., who is a grandson of Henry Culpepper of Lower Norfolk, VA. 
Birth*12 Jun 1884 King was born at Jackson Co., Alabama, on 12 Jun 1884.2 
 He was the son of Jessie Leonidas Culpepper and Mary J. Hannah.1 
Marriage*circa 1901 He married Louisa J. Wooten circa 1901. 
Photographed*circa 1903 He was photographed Dr. Culpepper owned the first car in rural Jackson County, Alabama. His wife Louise is holding their daughter Maudie Irene. circa 1903 at Jackson Co., Alabama.3
Dr. King Europe Culpepper & car
Death*23 Sep 1915 He died at Jackson Co., Alabama, on 23 Sep 1915. 
Burial*after 23 Sep 1915 His body was interred after 23 Sep 1915 at Haigwood Cemetery, Jackson Co., Alabama. 
Biography* King E. Culpepper, a medical doctor, was murdered by a young, mentally ill man that he had befriended. 

Family

Louisa J. Wooten (circa 1883 - )
Children

Charts Descendants of Jessie Leonidas Culpepper of Jackson Co., AL
Last Edited 31 Aug 2008

Citations

  1. Maxine Culpepper Barron, Author: e-mail address, Culpepper, P.O. Box 382, Rainsville, Alabama 35986: M and M Publishing, 2004 .
    P. 187.
  2. Maxine Culpepper Barron, Author: e-mail address, Culpepper, P.O. Box 382, Rainsville, Alabama 35986: M and M Publishing, 2004 .
    P. 188.
  3. Maxine Culpepper Barron, Author: e-mail address, Culpepper, P.O. Box 382, Rainsville, Alabama 35986: M and M Publishing, 2004 .
    P. 10.