1850 Culpeper Census Household 871 John Wayman 40 Farmer $3000 Ann 38 John J. 10 Eveline 8 Eliza J. 6 Household 872 William Wayman 47 Farmer $2250. Frances 45 John J. 20 Farmer Newton B. 16 Student James Wm. 14 Soph_onia E. 7 Joseph 3 Edward 3 Henry Clay 1 John Wayman Sr. 72 no occupation [I guess retired, LOL!!] Culpeper County Marriages Harman Wayman & Frances Clore April 1, 1792 Minister: William Mason [Baptist] John Wayman & Nancy Colbert December 13, 1832 Minister: Silas Bruce William Wayman & Frances Johnson December 3, 1828 minister: Cumberland George [This might be the ones in household 872] Lucy Wayman & Lewis T. Cooke June 4, 1849 Minister: Cumberland George Culpeper CO. Southern Biographies and Genealogies, 1500s-1940s An effort is made to give only the names and records of those men who enlisted on the side of the Confederacy. Roster of the Little Fork Rangers. This company was Company D. Fourth Virginia Cavalry, Stuart's Brigade, Fitz Lee's Division. James W. Wayman; John J. Wayman Civil War Southern Biographies and Genealogies, 1500s-1940s The colony, as it reached Virginia, was composed of twelve heads of families, viz: John Kemper, Jacob Holtzclaw, John and Harman Fishback, John Hoffman, Harmon Utterback, Tillman Weaver (Webber), John Joseph Martin, (Merdten), Peter Hitt (Heide), Jacob Coons (Countz), (???)Wayman and(???)Handback. June