Hiram Harvey Culpepper

Male, #4445, (7 Oct 1887 - 12 Feb 1957)

Father*Whit Malory Culpepper (16 Nov 1864 - 10 Mar 1952)
Mother*Elizabeth Lundy (8 Aug 1866 - 3 Jan 1906)
Hiram Harvey Culpepper|b. 7 Oct 1887\nd. 12 Feb 1957|p4445.htm|Whit Malory Culpepper|b. 16 Nov 1864\nd. 10 Mar 1952|p4073.htm|Elizabeth Lundy|b. 8 Aug 1866\nd. 3 Jan 1906|p4444.htm|Charles S. Culpepper|b. 25 Feb 1813\nd. 17 Apr 1875|p4004.htm|Nancy M. Smith|b. circa 1830|p4027.htm|||||||

Birth*7 Oct 1887 Hiram was born at Jonesboro, Jackson Parish, Louisiana, on 7 Oct 1887.1 
 He was the son of Whit Malory Culpepper and Elizabeth Lundy. 
WWI Draft Reg*5 Jun 1917 He registered for the WW-I draft on 5 Jun 1917 at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas.1 
1930 Census*1 Apr 1930 Hiram was listed as a boarder in an unknown person 's household on the 1930 Census at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas.2 
Death*12 Feb 1957 He died at Oak Grove, West Carroll Parish, Louisiana, on 12 Feb 1957.3 

Charts Descendants of Joseph Culpepper of Edgecombe Co., NC (Six Generations)
Descendants of Whit Mallory Culpepper of Jackson Parish, LA
Last Edited 4 Feb 2006

Citations

  1. National Archives and Records Administration, compiler, WW-I Draft Records, Online database at Ancestry.com, 2002.
    http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=List&dbid=6482&ti=0&r=0
    Hiram Harvey Culpepper, 206 N. Carroll, Dallas, Dallas Co., TX, age 29, born 7 Oct 1887 in Jonesboro, Louisiana, Motorman for Dallas Consolidated Street Railway Company, Dependents: Father and brother, partially; Single, Caucasian, Tall height, Slender build, Blue eyes, Brown hair, Not bald, No disabilities. Registered 5 Jun 1917 at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas.
  2. 1930 Federal Census, United States.
    ED 76, Sheet 27A, Pg 266B, 1210 Georgia Ave, Dallas, Dallas Co., TX
    Rent=N/A, Radio=N, Farm=N, Military=WW (In household of Robert V. and Juddie S. Linsore)
    Hiram H. Culpepper, Lodger, M, 42, S, LA LA LA, Motorman-Street Railway.
  3. E-mail from Sue Culpepper Withers (#47205), e-mail address to Warren Culpepper, Feb 2003.