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     Dathula Culbertson was born in 1884.¹
     Dathula Culbertson died on Oct 26, 1886 of "Dipthery" at Scott, Virginia, US.¹

     David Culbertson was living at Green, Georgia, US.²
     David Culbertson married Clara Browning.²
     David Culbertson was born in 1762 at Caswell, North Carolina, US.²
     David Culbertson died in 1796.²

           David R. Culbertson married Nancy McConnell.¹
     David R. Culbertson married Mrs. Lucinda Byce.¹
     David R. Culbertson was born in 1845 at Virginia, US.^1,2
     David R. Culbertson died in 1920.¹

     Edward D Culbertson began military service; Civil war veteran.¹
     Edward D Culbertson was born on Jun 17, 1832.^1,2
     Edward D Culbertson married Jalah Wolfe, daughter of Jacob Wolfe and Jaela Stallard, on Sep 15, 1853 at Scott, Virginia, US.^3,4,2 Edward D Culbertson witnessed the burial of Jalah Wolfe at Ed Culbertson Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US; Ed Culbertson said at the funeral " I will be in this cemetery too before the end of the year." He Died 6 mo. and 20 days later.¹
     Edward D Culbertson died on Jul 31, 1877 Died of Tuberculosis contracted during the Civil War. at age 45.^1,2
     Edward D Culbertson was buried at Ed Culbertson Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US; Stone says "Our Father."¹

     Edward J. Culbertson was born on Dec 18, 1825 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2
     Edward J. Culbertson married Martha C. Gibson in 1848.¹
     Edward J. Culbertson served in the Civil War in the 22nd cavalry circa 1860.²
     Edward J. Culbertson died in Jun, 1864 at age 38.²

     Eliza Elizabeth Culbertson was born on Nov 22, 1915 at Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.^2,3,4,5
     Eliza Elizabeth Culbertson married Luther Jayne, son of William Legrande Jayne and Virginia Todd Hamilton, on Jun 18, 1941 at Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.^2,3,4,6 Her married name was Jayne.²
     Eliza Elizabeth Culbertson died on Nov 23, 2010 Elizabeth Culbertson Jayne

1915 - 2010

Funeral Saturday, November 27, 2010, at 10:30 a.m.

Interment Fincastle Cemetery, Dungannon, Virginia

Born November 22, 1915
Died November 23, 2010

Elizabeth Culbertson Jayne,
age 95, of Morehead, Kentucky, passed away Tuesday, November 23, 2010, at St. Claire Regional Medical Center in Morehead, Kentucky.

Born November 22, 1915, in Dungannon, Virginia, she was the daughter of the late Benjamin Tyree and Margaret Wolfe Culbertson. Her husband, Luther Jayne, preceded her in death on May 31, 1979.

Mrs. Jayne is survived by two children, John Jayne of Morehead, Kentucky, and Sally J. Schulzinger of Phoenix, Arizona.

Mrs. Jayne was the owner of Rockwall Antiques and a member of the United Methodist Church.

Funeral services will be conducted 10:30 a.m. Saturday, November 27, 2010, at Northcutt & Son Home for Funerals Memorial Chapel with the Rev. Bruce Nettleton officiating.

Interment will be 4 p.m. Saturday, November 27, 2010, at the Fincastle Cemetery in Dungannon, Virginia. at Morehead, Rowan, Kentucky, US, at age 95.^7,5
     Eliza Elizabeth Culbertson was buried on Nov 27, 2010 at Fincastle Cemetery, Dungannon, Scott, Virginia, US.⁷

     Eliza J Culbertson was born on Jun 2, 1851 at Scott County, Virginia, USA.^1,3,4 Her married name was Eliza McConnell.¹
     Eliza J Culbertson married William Patton McConnell, son of Captain Henry Morris McConnell and Bettie Kilgore, on Dec 30, 1875 at Scott County, Virginia, USA.^1,2
     Eliza J Culbertson lost her husband William Patton McConnell who died on Jan 29, 1929 at Johnson District, Scott County, Virginia, USA; from flu.⁵
     Eliza died of pneumonia on Apr 2, 1934 at Johnson District, Scott County, Virginia, USA, at age 82. She was was a widow living in Snowflake.³
     She was buried on Apr 4, 1934 at Nickelsville Baptist Church Cemetery, Nickelsville, Scott County, Virginia, USA.⁴

     Her married name was Walker.²
     Elizabeth Culbertson married William Walker.²
     Elizabeth Culbertson was born on Aug 29, 1791.²
     Elizabeth Culbertson died on Mar 12, 1870 at age 78.²

     Her married name was Kerr.¹
     Elizabeth Culbertson married William Kerr.^1,2
     Elizabeth Culbertson was born circa 1728.²
     Elizabeth Culbertson died before 1763.^1,2

     Elizabeth Culbertson was born in 1821.¹
     Elizabeth Culbertson was born circa 1829 at Scott or Russell Co., Virginia, US.
     Elizabeth Culbertson was born in 1829.²

     Elizabeth Culbertson was born in 1824 at Virginia, US.²

     Her married name was Powers.¹
     Elizabeth Culbertson was born on Mar 10, 1844 at Missouri, US.^1,2
     Elizabeth Culbertson married D. Crockett Powers on Jan 4, 1870.¹

     Her married name was Powers.²
     Erena Culbertson married (?) Powers the marriage is implied from Erena's death certificate.² Erena Culbertson was born on May 24, 1838 at Missouri, US; note the date was given as May 21st in the Connections of East Tennessee.^1,2 She died of pneumonia at 10:00 p.m. on Apr 25, 1915 at Menifee, Knetucky, US, at age 76.²

     Eugene Carl Culbertson was born on Jul 27, 1927 at Pennington Gap, Virginia, US.^1,3
     Eugene served in the US Navy at the Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek in Virginia. He began duty on 18 July 1945 and was discharged on 31 July 1946.³
     Eugene Carl Culbertson was registered for military service in 1946 at Lee County, Virginia, US, after having been recently been discharged after service in the navy.
     He registered again after the war on Sep 09, 1948. Draft Registration Number 446827192. Described as Weight 155 lbs; Height 6 Ft. 1 In; Hair Color Brown; Eye Color Green; Complexion Dark. He was single and a student at the University of Virginia.³
     Eugene Carl Culbertson married Mildred Ruth Williams, daughter of Malcom C Williams and Mae Lillian Wacks, on Jul 27, 1951 at Lee County, Virginia, US. He was a student in Pennington Gap and she was a teacher in St Charles.^1,4
     Eugene Carl Culbertson lost his child Baby Boy Culbertson who died on Sep 24, 1952 at University of Virginia Hospital, Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia, US; He was born premature and did not live a full day.⁵
     Eugene Carl Culbertson was educated in 1955 at University of Virginia School of Medicine, Virginia, US; Recieved MD from UVA School of Medicine.¹ He was also known as Dr. Eugene C Culbertson.
     Eugene Carl Culbertson had an early practice in family medicine in Pennington Gap. After moving to California he pursued a pracitce in psychiatry at Pennington Gap, Virginia, US.¹
     Eugene and Mildred were living at Copeley Hill, Charlottesville, Virginia, US, in 1956. He was an intern at the University of Virginia Hospital.⁶ Dr. Eugene C Culbertson moved to California and in 1993 was living at Escondido, San Diego County, California, US.^1,7
     Eugene Carl Culbertson died on Aug 9, 2024 at age 97.
     His Obituary read:

Eugene Carl Culbertson, MD, age 97, passed away from cancer on August 9, 2024, surrounded by loving family and friends. He had been a resident of Escondido California for over fifty years. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mildred, and his parents were: father Mark Somers Culbertson, Mother Nellie Smyth Culbertson, and stepmother Laura Jean Fugate Culbertson. He is survived by his four children: Mark (Carol Adee), Marcia (Ken Proctor) Malcolm (Letitia G. Culbertson), and Anthony Scott (Karla Welch). Surviving siblings are Charles Culbertson, John Culbertson, Sue Atwood, and Barry Culbertson. He also has eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and many beloved nieces and nephews.

Dr. Gene, as he was often called, was born and raised in Pennington Gap, Virginia, deep in the heart of Appalachia. In 1951 he married Mildred Williams of St. Charles, Virginia; he then attended Medical School at University of Virginia. He returned to Pennington Gap to practice Family Medicine. He was always proud of the many babies he had delivered in the County over the years, many at home! In 1967 he relocated his family to California, where he extended his training and pursued a career in psychiatry. Eugene was a very good and caring doctor whose skills were appreciated by all those who benefitted, whether it be in medicine or psychiatry.

Gene had a curious mind and a restless nature which resulted in untold hobbies and interests. He loved literature, music, the arts, and he travelled his whole life long, including his final decade. He played several musical instruments, including banjo, ukelele, flute, piano, accordion, and harmonica. He would build things and fabricate them from scratch, straight from his imagination, right until the final months of his life. Perhaps his biggest interest was aviation. He was an avid pilot and thrilled those close to him with numerous tales of his flying adventures, including several where the outcome was in serious question, until a crisis was narrowly avoided.

Dr. Gene can easiest be summarized by the phrase “larger than life”. All who knew him were impressed by his intelligence, knowledge, enthusiasm, humor, his stories and observations. He was indeed unique and impossible to forget. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Celebration Of Life Service in downtown Escondido, Saturday, Sept 21st, at 1PM, at the Conference Center, California Center for the Arts. The address is 340 North Escondido Blvd, Escondido, CA 92025.⁸

           Feral Sue Culbertson married John Wesley Atwood on Dec 21, 1957 at Methodist Church, Pennington Gap, Virginia, US. The service was performed by Charlie Mehaffey. Both John and Sue were medical students.^1,2

     George W. Culbertson was born in 1850 at Virginia, US.^2,3
     George W. Culbertson married Catherine McConnell in 1878.^4,1

           Henry Culbertson was (an unknown value) at Wagoneer.²
     Henry Culbertson was born in 1829.¹
     Henry Culbertson was born circa 1830 at Russell, Virginia, US.²
     Henry Culbertson married an unknown person before 1860.

     Herley M. Culbertson was born on Dec 14, 1897.¹
     Herley M. Culbertson died on Apr 19, 1978 at age 80.¹

           Ingle Anthony Culbertson married Mary Elizabeth "Betty" Meade.¹

     James Culbertson was born on Jan 19, 1764 at Caswell, North Carolina, US.^3,1
     James Culbertson married Mary Kilgore, daughter of Charles Kilgore and Winnie Clayton, on Dec 15, 1785 at Caswell, North Carolina, US.^3,1,2 James Culbertson came with his wife Mary to Scott County about 1787 about the same time that her father and eldest brother moved to what is now Green County Tennessee.^3,2 He is reported to have 400 acres of land in 1799. It is speculated that this could have been the 200 acres Charles Kilgore bouhgt in 1781 and the 200 bought in 1783.²
     James Culbertson died on Jan 14, 1823 at Caswell, North Carolina, US, at age 58.¹

     James Culbertson was born on Jan 31, 1802.
     James Culbertson was born on May 21, 1802 at Scott, Virginia, US.³
     James Culbertson married Elizabeth Harris, daughter of Edward Harris, in 1823.³
     James Culbertson was farmer & mechanic in 1850 at Scott, Virginia, US.^4,2
     James Culbertson died on Jul 6, 1884 from heart problems at Scott, Virginia, US, at age 82.^3,2

           James Culbertson married Jane Ramsey.^2,1
     James Culbertson was born in 1840 at Missouri, US.³

           James Culbertson left a will died unmarried. Left his estate to his living brothers and sisters.¹
     James Culbertson was born circa 1724 at Pennsylvania, US.²
     James Culbertson died in 1763 at Chester, Pennsylvania, US.^1,2

     James Culbertson was also known as James M. Culbertson.³
     James Culbertson was born in 1827.¹
     James Culbertson was born on Dec 4, 1832 at Russell or Scott co, Virginia, US.³
     James Culbertson was born on Dec 5, 1832 at Russell, Virginia, US.²
     James Culbertson served in the civil war in Company E of the 48th Virginia Infantry CSA (Scott County). He enlisted on on Jul 13, 1861.⁴
     James Culbertson died on Apr 25, 1862 Wounded at near Richmond, Virginia, US, at age 29.²

     James E. Culbertson was born in 1823.^1,3
     James E. Culbertson was a miller.³
     Culbertson-McConnell Mill

     This old mill located northeast of Snowflake on Moccasin Creek in Scott Co., VA, was built by James Culbertson, Jr., probably sometime in the 1880's. The mill was operated by turbine wheels. The original mill had a wooden dam, replaced by a concrete dam because the wooden dam was always washing out and flooding the area downstream.

     James Culbertson born 1822, went to California in 1850 to participate in the famous California gold rush, and stayed there for some thirty years, traveling back and forth to see his family who never left Scott Co. His wife was Winney Kilgore.

     After the death of Culbertson, the mill was taken over by W. Pat McConnell who had married James Culbertson's daughter, Liza. McConnell rebuilt the mill to three stories in height and put in a rolling mill equipped with Nordike Rolling Mill Machinery manufactured in Indianapolis, Indiana. This remodeling took place around 1915 or 1916. The concrete dam was completed around 1919. At the time of remodeling the mill had three turbine wheels in three separate pits, one for the grist mill, one for the rolling mill, and the third and largest operated a sawmill, said to be the heaviest mill in the county.

     After the death of Pat McConnell in 1929, the mill was sold to a man named Shephard who operated it a short time. It last operated in the 1930's.⁴
     James E. Culbertson married Winnie E. Kilgore on Dec 20, 1842 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,5,6
     James died on Jan 21, 1896 from kidney disease at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,3

           James K. Culbertson married Mrs. Sallie McKinney.¹
     James K. Culbertson married Priscilla Meade Redwine.¹