William Culpeper of St. Dunstan's in Canterbury1
Male, #8730, (say 1500 - before 4 Jun 1585)
| Father* | Richard Culpeper of Wakehurst (s 1470 - c 15 Sep 1539) | |
| Mother* | Joanna Naylor (s 1473 - a 1539) | |
William Culpeper of St. Dunstan's in Canterbury|b. say 1500\nd. before 4 Jun 1585|p8730.htm|Richard Culpeper of Wakehurst|b. say 1470\nd. circa 15 Sep 1539|p8692.htm|Joanna Naylor|b. say 1473\nd. after 1539|p8694.htm|Nicholas Culpeper of Wakehurst|b. say 1437\nd. 23 May 1510|p8429.htm|Elizabeth Wakehurst|b. say 1449\nd. after 1517|p8430.htm|Richard Naylor|b. say 1443\nd. say 1483|p8693.htm|Elizabeth (?)|b. say 1448|p37833.htm| | ||
| Name Variation | William Culpeper of St. Dunstan's in Canterbury was also known as Colepeper of St. Dunstan's in Canterbury. | |
| Name Variation | William Culpeper of St. Dunstan's in Canterbury was also known as Culpepper of St. Dunstan's in Canterbury. | |
| Birth* | say 1500 | William was born say 1500. |
| He was the son of Richard Culpeper of Wakehurst and Joanna Naylor. | ||
| Marriage* | say 1520 | He married Mary Mainwaring say 1520. |
| Burial | 4 Jun 1585 | His body was interred on 4 Jun 1585 at Canterbury, co. Kent, England. |
| Death* | before 4 Jun 1585 | He died before 4 Jun 1585. |
| Probate* | 17 Sep 1585 | William's will was probated at co. Kent, England, on 17 Sep 1585. |
| Biography* | O.s.p. . Abstract of Will of William Culpeper of St. Dunstan’s Body to he buried in St. Dunstan's Church beside my wife. To my sister Fynes a coverlet of satin and a ring of gold with a stone in it. To my cousin Joanne her daughter another ring with another stone in it. To my cousin Thomas Culpeper who was borne at Wakehurst, my hanging in my hall of arms. To my cousin Richard a stone jug covered with silver and gilt and tipped with silver and gilt. To Anne Mainwaring a silver spoon and the best cup. To my cousin Joanne, my sister’s daughter, a gilded spoon. To Neale, my wife’s brother, my mourning gown and my best cloak. To Edward Bowde my best coat and cap and his wife a pair of sheets. To Ellis an old bed. I give out of my house in Northgate with the appurtenances belonging unto it, 6s 8d to the poor of St. Dunstan’s a great piece to be paid at Easter yearly, and 6s 8d to the poor of Westgate and to Norgate as much to the poor and to St. Powles as much. Thomas Mainwaring gentleman to be my executor and he is also to have my house to him and his heirs seeing this paid yearly to the poor so long as the world lasts and endures. Residue to Thomas Mainwaring, gentleman. Proved at Canterbury, 17 Sep 1585. . See also Feet of Fines, London and Middlesex, Mich. 31 Henry VIII., Between John Freeman and Thomas Mainwaring, plaintiffs, and William Culpeper and Mary, his wife, deforciants, concerning premises in St. Andrew and St. Giles, in the wards of Aldergate and Crepulgate, London. . Also East. 31 Henry VIII, between Thomas Assheby, plaintiff, and William Culpeper and Mary, his wife, deforciants, concerning premises in Herefyld and free fishery in the water of Colney. Source of all of above: "The Sussex Colepepers-II." |
Family | Mary Mainwaring (say 1503 - before 9 Nov 1574) | |
| Charts | The Earliest Colepepers and Culpepers (10 generations) The Culpepers of Wakehurst, from 1437: Extinct after 8 generations |
| Last Edited | 4 Oct 2002 |
Citations
- 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.