Dr. Nicholas Culpeper the Herbalist1

Male, #8720, (18 Oct 1616 - 10 Jan 1654)

Parent*Rev. Nicholas Culpeper M.A. (b 23 Apr 1580 - b 5 Oct 1616)
Parent*Mary Atersole (s 1585 - )
Dr. Nicholas Culpeper the Herbalist|b. 18 Oct 1616\nd. 10 Jan 1654|p8720.htm|Rev. Nicholas Culpeper M.A.|b. before 23 Apr 1580\nd. before 5 Oct 1616|p8718.htm|Mary Atersole|b. say 1585|p8719.htm|Richard Culpeper of Moulsecoomb in Patcham|b. say 1536\nd. before 20 Jun 1603|p8714.htm|Barbara Milles|b. say 1554|p8715.htm|||||||

Name Variation  Dr. Nicholas Culpeper the Herbalist was also known as Colepeper the Herbalist. 
Name Variation  Dr. Nicholas Culpeper the Herbalist was also known as Culpepper the Herbalist. 
Birth*18 Oct 1616 Nicholas was born on 18 Oct 1616. 
 He was the son of Rev. Nicholas Culpeper M.A. and Mary Atersole. 
Death*10 Jan 1654 He died at London, England, on 10 Jan 1654.2 
Biography* See Culpepper Connections "Interesting People" Section for complete biography. The name of Nicholas' wife is unknown, but she afterwards married John Heydon, author of "The Evangelical Guide." Nicholas had seven children, one of whom was probably Nathaniel. who published almanacks for the years 1680-1686. 

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Charts The Culpepers of Wakehurst, from 1437: Extinct after 8 generations
Last Edited 25 Nov 2006

Citations

  1. Col. F.W.T. Attree R.E./F.S.A. & Rev. J.H.L. Booker M.A., "The Sussex Colepepers, Part II", Sussex Archaeological Collections, XLVIII, 65-98, (1905) http://gen.culpepper.com/historical/sussex/default.htm.
  2. Nicholas Culpeper, http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Nicholas_Culpeper&oldid=83992772 (last visited November 25, 2006).