Margaret Culpeper1,2
Female, #8792, (say 1475 - )
| Parent* | Nicholas Culpeper of Wakehurst (s 1437 - 23 May 1510) | |
| Parent* | Elizabeth Wakehurst (s 1449 - a 1517) | |
Margaret Culpeper|b. say 1475|p8792.htm|Nicholas Culpeper of Wakehurst|b. say 1437\nd. 23 May 1510|p8429.htm|Elizabeth Wakehurst|b. say 1449\nd. after 1517|p8430.htm|Walter Culpeper of Goudhurst, Bayhall & Hardreshull|b. say 1400\nd. 24 Nov 1462|p8406.htm|Agnes Roper|b. say 1400\nd. 2 Dec 1457|p8407.htm|Richard Wakehurst of Ardingly|b. say 1418\nd. before 1465|p8571.htm|Agnes (?)|b. say 1421|p8572.htm| | ||
| Name Variation | Margaret Culpeper was also known as Colepeper. | |
| Name Variation | Margaret Culpeper was also known as Culpepper. | |
| Birth* | say 1475 | Margaret was born say 1475. |
| She was the daughter of Nicholas Culpeper of Wakehurst and Elizabeth Wakehurst. | ||
| Married Name | say 1504 | As of say 1504, her married name was Walbeck. |
| Marriage* | say 1504 | She married John Walbeck at England say 1504. |
| Biography* | Mar 2000 | From an e-mail from Warren Culpepper to Patricia Lewis, March 2000: It's possible, but I doubt that the Margaret Culpeper that you're looking for is Margaret Culpeper of Oxen Hoath (born 1481). Oxen Hoath was the family manor in West Peckham, Kent (a spot that I recently visited and photographed).... When her father died in 1484, as minors, she and her sisters (Joyce and Elizabeth) inherited quite a few estates, Oxen Hoath included. Upon Margaret's marriage to William Cotton, the Oxen Hoath estate passed to him, and it later was passed to the Cotton descendants. Had she been married to someone else before William, the estate would most likely have passed to that husband and stayed within his family. Had she married someone after William Cotton, she would probably have been identified as Margaret Cotton. The more likely suspect for the Margaret who married John Walbeck would be Margaret Culpeper (born about 1475) of the Wakehurst line of Culpepers.3 |
Family | John Walbeck (say 1475 - ) | |
| Charts | The Earliest Colepepers and Culpepers (10 generations) The Culpepers of Wakehurst, from 1437: Extinct after 8 generations |
| Last Edited | 18 Jul 2008 |
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.
- Church of Latter Day Saints, compiler, International Genealogical Index (IGI), Intellectual Reserve, Inc..
http://www.familysearch.org/
Film Number: 1903523. - Warren L. Culpepper, Publisher of Culpepper Connections, See link below for e-mail address.