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     • The younger Henry Culp, the third son of Christian, was a blacksmith. He married Charlotte (Nettie) Weaver.
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   Who was Henry Culp?

   • Unlike his less affluent kin, Henry Culp, the farmer who owned Culp’s Hill, was one of Gettysburg’s wealthiest citizens. Little is written or remembered about him, except that he and his wife, the former Anna Raffensperger, were kind and friendly people.

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   Where did Henry Culp live?

   • The Almshouse Farm was the facility where the poor were sheltered. The buildings on the farm wereused as hospitals. Henry and Sophia Culp and family, son JohnHenry (20) and his family and Andrew Culp (16) and his family lived onthe third block South Washington Street.

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   Who was William Culp married to?

   • William Culp (son of Easias and Margaret) wasmarried to Salome Sheads. He joined Company F of the 87th Pennsylvania September 23, 1861, at the same time as his first cousinDavid. Many others in Company F were his relatives by marriage. Salome (Sally) Myers’ mother was Hannah MargaretSheads and William’s wife Salome was Sally

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   Who were John Henry Culp and uncle Andrew?

   • John Henry Culp and his Uncle Andrew were blacksmithsand worked together in Andrew’s shop. On July 1 John was ordered to shoe horses for the Union cavalry. On the second day hewas so exhausted he did not open the shop, and whichever army was in control of the town the next couple of days stoleall the tools and materials. The shop was

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   Who were the Culp family?

   • the Culp family. The Kolbs were generally located in the Palatinate,a district in southwest Germany probably near the hamlet of Wolfsheim in Kreis Mainz-Bingen. The Palatinate was ruled by the HolyRoman Empire and was involved in the Thirty Years War.

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   Who owned Culp's Hill?

   • Its history cannot be separated from the family who owned the hill, which was named after them. The man who owned Culp’s Hill during the battle was the benevolent Henry Culp, who was sixty years old during the fight on his property. He was born on July 22, 1804 to Peter and Elizabeth Culp. Henry’s grandfather was Christophel Culp. 1

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   Henry, who owned the farm at the time of the battle, was married to Anna Raffensberger whose parents were Peter and Rebecca Raffensberger. Peter and Rebecca owned what was called Raffensberger Hill, now known as East Cemetery Hill. Henry built the present Culp house. The farm was where the Confederate troops formed to attack East Cemetery

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   Sep 11, 2002 · Henry Culp's wife (Francis "Fannie" Funk b. abt. 1781) By Robert Culp September 11, 2002 at 12:45:03. Does anyone know the burial site of this daughter of the son of the prominent Mennonite Bishop Henry Funk? After her husband's death in 1838(Henry Culp),she was visiting family in Fairfield Co., Ohio, where she suddenly died.

5. www.geni.com › people › Henry-CulpHenry Culp (1808 - 1886) - Genealogy - Geni.com

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   Immediate Family. Anna Culp. wife. Rufus Elias Culp. son. Elizabeth Kolb. mother. Johan Peter Culp. father. view all. Henry Culp's Timeline. Genealogy for Henry Culp (1808 - 1886) family tree on Geni, with over 230 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives.

   • Birthdate: July 22, 1808
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   • Death: January 14, 1886 (77)

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   Henry Sr. was married to Mary born in 1780 in Rowan County, North Carolina and she died in 1845 at age 65 and is buried in Matthews Cemetery next to Henry Sr. Henry may have come to Tennessee because his brother Adam and sister Hannah had moved there and were living in Bedford County.

7. www.findagrave.com › memorial › 106314271Frances Funk Culp (1781-1845) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   Sugar Hill Cemetery. Created by: Craig Grover. Added: Mar 7, 2013. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 106314271. Source citation. Wife of Henry Culp.

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   When Henry Culp was born on 24 October 1802, in Gettysburg, Adams, Pennsylvania, United States, his father, Christian Culp or Kolp, was 33 and his mother, Barbara Rummel, was 33. He married Sophia Fredka Kendlehart about 1823, in Pennsylvania, United States.