John Culpepers of Barbados By Warren Culpepper The significance
of the John Culpepers of Barbados is in the possibility that one
of them may have been John Culpeper of Albemarle, alias the
Carolina Rebel (referred to hereafter as "the Rebel") It is well
documented and accepted that the Rebel did arrive in Charles
Town in 1670/1 from Barbados and that he subsequently became
involved with the disturbances in Albemarle that led to his
trial and acquittal in England. Elsewhere on the site, there is
a considerable amount of information about the Rebel. - A
biography contained in our section on - A lengthier treatment is
contained in a Master's thesis by William S. Smith, Jr.
entitled, Culpeper's Rebellion: New Data and Old Problems The
balance of this page will examine the possibilities as to which
John Culpeper the Rebel was. These possibilities are: - John,
friend of Armel. The John Culpeper who wrote and witnessed the
will of Armel Gould in Barbados in 1663. - John Alleyne. John
Alleyne Culpeper, birth date and