N.N.

• unknown wife of John "The Merchant" Culpepper
• possible name: Sarah Mayo. Also seen as Mary Bishop

sons are unproven

• Henry Culpeper of England and Virginia (say 1633 - circa 1675)
• Dennis Culpeper of England and Virginia (say 1637 - )
• James Culpeper of England and Virginia (say 1639 - )
• Robert Culpeper of England and Virginia (say 1641 - )
• John Culpeper of Albemarle NC+ (circa 1644 - circa Jan 1694)

daughters seem disproven

From http://www.culpepperconnections.com/ss/p10419.htm

The Culpeper/Culpepper Sisters of 17th Century Connecticut By Lew Griffin5 and Warren Culpepper6

Numerous sources suggest that there were one or more Culpeper (Culpepper) sisters living in Connecticut in the mid 17th century. The reported sisters include Hannah, Susanna and Abigail.

Susanna Culpeper

Susanna Culpeper of Connecticut married Francis Lindsly on 24 Jun 1655 in Branford, New Haven Colony (now New Haven Co., CT). It was once speculated that she was the daughter of John Culpeper the Merchant, born 1606. The speculation is based on the fact that he was the right age to have been her father, and was thought to have had business dealings in New England and Virginia. It is possible that he lived in New England for a while, although he seems to have left few if any records there.

Based upon the preceding article by Donald Jacobus, it seems more likely that Susanna was the daughter of a Culpeper widow in England who remarried there and immigrated to Branfordw with her new husband and daughter at the time of its founding in 1644, or shortly thereafter. The identity of which Culpeper family this was in England is a mystery.

Hannah Culpeper

There appears to be a Hannah Rose who married Edward Frisbee but her surname is in doubt. She was long believed to be a Culpeper, but see the information below on Edward Frisbee for a different view in which it is suggested that her surname was Rose. If she were a Culpeper, then she probably shared the same parents.

Abigail Culpeper

Abigail Culpeper of Connecticut probably never existed, but was the subject of some speculation in an old book on the Frisbee line in which Abigail was reportedly the wife of John Frisbee. She is acknowledged here only to try to dispel the myth.

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