They later moved further west and none left any known Culpepper descendants in the area. Nathan first appears in the Warren County records as a young man. He was on the Warren County tax list in 1805 and married Fanny Gardner in Warren County in 1806. He may have come to Warren County to rejoin the family of his second cousin, Daniel who also lived in Nash County and who had children the same age as Nathan. Some of Nathan's descendants remained in the Warren county area for at least two more generations.
Further research is needed to determine if any remain in the area today.
Robert Culpepper descendants who settled in the Augusta area. In the genealogy chart below, those marked with asterisks never moved from Virginia or North Carolina but are shown so that relationships may be understood. In the later generations, only those who stayed and had children in the Augusta area are included. William Culpepper, Sr. John Culpepper, Sr.