Sarah Culp
1789 - 1863 (74 years)-
Name Sarah Culp Birth 24 Mar 1789 Chester County, South Carolina, United States 
Gender Female Death 17 Nov 1863 Johnsville, Bradley County, Arkansas, United States [1] Burial Aft 17 Nov 1863 Calvary Presbyterian Church, Johnsville, Bradley County, Arkansas, United States [1] Person ID I1433 SimCom Last Modified 16 May 2003
Father Benjamin Culp, b. 1741, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States d. 29 Oct 1819 (Age 78 years) Mother Mary A. Cline, b. 1761 d. 1837 (Age 76 years) Marriage 4 Sep 1787 Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States Family ID F509 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Alexander Crawford, III, b. 6 Mar 1783, Union County, South Carolina, United States d. 2 Feb 1851 (Age 67 years) Marriage 2 Jan 1816 Children 1. Alexander Lafayette Crawford Family ID F552 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 16 May 2003
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Notes - Article on page 148 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, says that Sarah (born March 24, 1799) married Alexander Crawford. But article on page 149 says that Sarah (No birth date) married Robin White. Page 90 of "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says that she married Alexander Crawford, III, but gives her birth date as 3 / 24 / 1789 while placing her between siblings born on 12 / 6 / 1798 (Margaret Culp) and 7 / 7 / 1803. Since she could not have been born 3 months after Margaret Culp, this looks like a recent correction of a long-held error. He gives fairly complete dates, etc., but lists her as buried in CPCJA, an abbreviation that is not explained anywhere. Page 197 of "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says she moved to Johnsville, AR, with her son Alexander Lafayette Crawford, the Presbyterian minister, after her husband died. All references to CPCJA seem to be in the Johnsville area. Page 89 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina, Vol. II", 1995, repeats her life as (1799-1863), without any details, so this is probably copied out of Volume I. Page 100 of the Sep 1984 issue of "The Bulletin", Chester District Genealogical Society", Richburg, SC, says that the Scott Family Bible lists her birth date as 24 Mar 1799.
Thanks to Patricia Schrader, I now know that CPCJA is an abbreviation for Calvary Presbyterian Church, Johnsville, Arkansas.
- Article on page 148 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, says that Sarah (born March 24, 1799) married Alexander Crawford. But article on page 149 says that Sarah (No birth date) married Robin White. Page 90 of "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says that she married Alexander Crawford, III, but gives her birth date as 3 / 24 / 1789 while placing her between siblings born on 12 / 6 / 1798 (Margaret Culp) and 7 / 7 / 1803. Since she could not have been born 3 months after Margaret Culp, this looks like a recent correction of a long-held error. He gives fairly complete dates, etc., but lists her as buried in CPCJA, an abbreviation that is not explained anywhere. Page 197 of "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says she moved to Johnsville, AR, with her son Alexander Lafayette Crawford, the Presbyterian minister, after her husband died. All references to CPCJA seem to be in the Johnsville area. Page 89 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina, Vol. II", 1995, repeats her life as (1799-1863), without any details, so this is probably copied out of Volume I. Page 100 of the Sep 1984 issue of "The Bulletin", Chester District Genealogical Society", Richburg, SC, says that the Scott Family Bible lists her birth date as 24 Mar 1799.
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Sources - [S2260] Patricia R. Schrader, Proposed change: Culp, Sarah I1433, 02 Feb 2023 (Reliability: 2).
- [S2260] Patricia R. Schrader, Proposed change: Culp, Sarah I1433, 02 Feb 2023 (Reliability: 2).
