Rev. David Culp was the grandson of Johann Christian Kolb (? - 1774). He was the son of Christopher and Frances Culp. Margaret (House) Culp was his 1st wife. They were married September 18, 1804. Margaret died October 13, 1856. Elizabeth Ann (Anderson) Culp was his 2nd wife. They were married March 10, 1857. Elizabeth died June 16, 1871. Rev. Culp was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Genesee (Western New York)/now Upper New York) Conference 1813 F 1815 To Canada at organization 1824 Located 1825. Rev. Culp was one of the noted Five who in 1834 met at Cummer's meeting house Yonge Street and organized the present Methodist Episcopal Church of Canada.
Rev. David Culp - Pincumbe
Canadian Methodist Ministers 1800-1925
Culp, David
Cyclopaedia of Methodism in Canada.
Rev. David Culp served:
1813-1814 Ancaster and Long Point
1815 Bay Quinte - received on trial
1816 Ancaster
1817 Yonge Street - ordained Deacon
1818 York - (now part of Toronto)
1819-1820 Genesee Conference
1821 Yonge Street
1822 Long Point and Ancaster
1823-1824 Ancaster
1825 Located
1834 Methodist Episcopal Church merged with the British Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada
October 13, 2014
info from Sylvia Wray, Archivist, Flamborough Archives
"Rev. David Culp's stone is located in the first row of monuments on the left side, approximately halfway along the central pathway into the cemetery at the top of William Street (older monuments are in this section). This information is based on the records we hold for the cemetery that were compiled by the Hamilton Branch O.G.S. in 1977. At that time there was a comment that older markers are often lying flat, which is never a good sign, so I cannot guarantee that the Culp marker is upright or even still visible"
Rev. David Culp - Pincumbe
Canadian Methodist Ministers 1800-1925
Culp, David
Cyclopaedia of Methodism in Canada.
Rev. David Culp served:
1813-1814 Ancaster and Long Point
1815 Bay Quinte - received on trial
1816 Ancaster
1817 Yonge Street - ordained Deacon
1818 York - (now part of Toronto)
1819-1820 Genesee Conference
1821 Yonge Street
1822 Long Point and Ancaster
1823-1824 Ancaster
1825 Located
1834 Methodist Episcopal Church merged with the British Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada
October 13, 2014
info from Sylvia Wray, Archivist, Flamborough Archives
"Rev. David Culp's stone is located in the first row of monuments on the left side, approximately halfway along the central pathway into the cemetery at the top of William Street (older monuments are in this section). This information is based on the records we hold for the cemetery that were compiled by the Hamilton Branch O.G.S. in 1977. At that time there was a comment that older markers are often lying flat, which is never a good sign, so I cannot guarantee that the Culp marker is upright or even still visible"
Rev. David Culp was the grandson of Johann Christian Kolb (? - 1774). He was the son of Christopher and Frances Culp. Margaret (House) Culp was his 1st wife. They were married September 18, 1804. Margaret died October 13, 1856. Elizabeth Ann (Anderson) Culp was his 2nd wife. They were married March 10, 1857. Elizabeth died June 16, 1871. Rev. Culp was a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church: Genesee (Western New York)/now Upper New York) Conference 1813 F 1815 To Canada at organization 1824 Located 1825. Rev. Culp was one of the noted Five who in 1834 met at Cummer's meeting house Yonge Street and organized the present Methodist Episcopal Church of Canada.
Rev. David Culp - Pincumbe
Canadian Methodist Ministers 1800-1925
Culp, David
Cyclopaedia of Methodism in Canada.
Rev. David Culp served:
1813-1814 Ancaster and Long Point
1815 Bay Quinte - received on trial
1816 Ancaster
1817 Yonge Street - ordained Deacon
1818 York - (now part of Toronto)
1819-1820 Genesee Conference
1821 Yonge Street
1822 Long Point and Ancaster
1823-1824 Ancaster
1825 Located
1834 Methodist Episcopal Church merged with the British Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada
October 13, 2014
info from Sylvia Wray, Archivist, Flamborough Archives
"Rev. David Culp's stone is located in the first row of monuments on the left side, approximately halfway along the central pathway into the cemetery at the top of William Street (older monuments are in this section). This information is based on the records we hold for the cemetery that were compiled by the Hamilton Branch O.G.S. in 1977. At that time there was a comment that older markers are often lying flat, which is never a good sign, so I cannot guarantee that the Culp marker is upright or even still visible"
Rev. David Culp - Pincumbe
Canadian Methodist Ministers 1800-1925
Culp, David
Cyclopaedia of Methodism in Canada.
Rev. David Culp served:
1813-1814 Ancaster and Long Point
1815 Bay Quinte - received on trial
1816 Ancaster
1817 Yonge Street - ordained Deacon
1818 York - (now part of Toronto)
1819-1820 Genesee Conference
1821 Yonge Street
1822 Long Point and Ancaster
1823-1824 Ancaster
1825 Located
1834 Methodist Episcopal Church merged with the British Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada
October 13, 2014
info from Sylvia Wray, Archivist, Flamborough Archives
"Rev. David Culp's stone is located in the first row of monuments on the left side, approximately halfway along the central pathway into the cemetery at the top of William Street (older monuments are in this section). This information is based on the records we hold for the cemetery that were compiled by the Hamilton Branch O.G.S. in 1977. At that time there was a comment that older markers are often lying flat, which is never a good sign, so I cannot guarantee that the Culp marker is upright or even still visible"
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