Like many others, I started researching one-name to find a missing ancestor.
I felt that if I collected all the Peplers into a big pile, sorted out the families and organized them, my Richard would float to the surface. After about five years and several thousand Peplers/Peplows, Richard emerged. It turned out that he was born a Peploe, married as a Pepler, appeared on the census as a Peploe again and died a Pepler.
The information I have found and the constructed families can be found on my Pepler Name website in the links section. There are pictures and stories from around the world that people have been generous enough to share with me. Major families groups are marked with small colored squares
The Archive link will take you to Files on Peplxx marriages and births. Thes can be searched on the Peplxxs name and also on the surname of the non-Peplxx parent or spouse
This study is registered for the variants Peplar, Peplow, Peploe, Peppler and Peplo. I also consider Pepelowe, Pepplow, Peplor, Peplowe, and anything that has 2 P’s separated by a vowel and followed by an L. I do rule out those names that end in ‘ski’ and Peplaus are on the fence.
Because there is such a variation even in the life events of a single individual, I have a tendency to refer to the name as Peplxx. I am always surprised by the suffix .
Some notable Peplxxs
ANDREAS PEPLER, Bishop of Estonia about 1468
SAMUEL PEPLOE, Bishop of Chester, 1726 - 1752 and General George Bateman Peploe, Korean War, both of family group 1900
SIR GEORGE LIONEL PEPLER, town planner and member of family group 1002.
JONATHAN PEPLOE, master cutler and member of Group 1900
Hilary Douglas Clarke Pepler, the Ditchling colony and member of Group 1002
Samuel John Peploe, impressionist painter and member of Group 1001
Robert Peplow, Memphis photographer of Civil War soldiers, unknown family group
Albertus Jacob Pepler, Zimbabwe land owner and victim of the civil unrest in 2004, family
group 1504
Peplxxs are everywhere but usually in small numbers.
There appear to be both Peplows and Peplers from the beginning of surnames in both the British Isles and Germanic regions. Groups migrated from both countries to the Americas and Australia. One Germanic Pepler wandered down to South Africa very early and nearly all of that name there can be traced back to him.
The large question unanswered is if there is a connection between the British and Germanic families.
The earliest Peplers in Britain are around Wiltshire and London, the earliest Peplo??s around Shropshire and London. In Germany, Peplo??s are in Pommern near Ruegan and Pepplers are more in the Baden area.
My data is presented in Family Group form - some of the most notable are
FAMILY GROUPS in the BRITISH ISLES and the starting individuals
FG 1001 – about 490 - William Peplowe born around 1460, Shawbury
FG 1002 – about 580 - Richard Pepler and Anne, Edington, Wilts
FG 1004 – about 100 - Thomas born 1693
FG 1005 – about 250 - George Pepler and Sarah Taylor in Atworth
FG 1006 – about 89 Joseph, f/o Joseph(m Phebe Lee), Eliza and Sarah.
FG 1007 – about 320 - Descendents of Thomas Pepelow of Ercall Magna
FG 1008 – about 150 - Robert Pepler and Elizabeth Buck in Keevil about 150
FG 1900 – about 1750 - Hugh Peplowe and An Jordeine
(It has been broken into three subgroups by sons –
Hugh 1900-1 about 450 individuals,
John 1900-2 about 580 individuals,
Humphrey 1900-3 about 720 individuals)
SMALLER LINEAGES
FG 2001 – about 40 - Jacob Pepler and Maria Drewett
FG 2002 – about 110 - John Peplow m Elizabeth Ball and Eliza McCleary
FG 2003 – about 75 - Henery Peplar and Eve
FG 2004 – about 55 - John Pepler or Peploe and Mary Green in London
FG 2005 – about 25 - Thomas Pepler (baseborn son of Ann) and Louisa Millett
FG 2006 – about 50 - James Pepler, father of John (1790) Woodford, Wilts.
FG 2007 – about 90- Samuel Peplow and Fanny Yates
FG 2008 – about 130 - Joseph Peplow and Ann of Shrewsbury m1752
FG 2009 – bout 108 Thomas Pepler and Mary Pidgeon in 1801,London
FG 2010 – about 114 Edward Peploe 1734
FG 2011 – about 17 Thomas Peploe father of John Peploe b. 1866
FG 2012 – about 73 John Peploe and Elizabeth married before 1770
FG 2013 – about 37 Hugh Peplow and Maria married bef 1707 Gt.Stanmore
FG 2014 – about 24 Hugh Peploe and Frances Foster in Great Stanmore
FG 2015 – about 87 William Pepler and Elizabeth Seymour Harrop
FG 2016- about 63 Thomas and Sarah Peplow in Wombridge about 1806
GERMANIC LINES
FG 1500 – about 160 - Johan George Bepler of Wetslar, Prussia
FG 1501 – about 22 - brothers Paul and Albert Peppler in Australia
FG 1502 – about 110 - Johann Ludwig Bepler born 1618, PA and MD
FG 1503 – about 110 - Christopher John Peplow , Illinois
FG 1504 – about 160 - Jan Hendrick Pepler and Elizabeth Du Buisson, S Africa
FG 1505 - about 70- Christion Pepler of Hesse Darmstadt, born 1792,
FG 1506 – about 50 Michael Pepelow around 1600, Ruegen
FG 2501 - about 30 Peter George Peppler 1830, Hessen Darmstadt to Illi.
FG 2502 – about 42 - Johannes Peppler and Anna Hainbach. Beidenkopf
FG 2503 - about 40 George S Peppler and Lena Haymaker
FG 2505 about 30 George and Margareta Peppler in New Jersey
FG 2506 - about 15 George Peppler and Jeannette Wagner in Vermont
FG 2507 - about 30 George Peppler and Christine Grotmann in Baltimore
FG 2508 George(1870) and Maria Peppler from Russia
FG 2509 John Peplow and Christina Theis from Ruegen
FG 2510 Nicholas? Peppler and Elizabeth from Germany to Baltimore
FG 2511 Conrad Peppler and Christine Becker from Germany to Michigan
FG 2512 Brothers Carl and Julius Peplow from Ruegen to Chicago
FG 2513 Henry Peppler and Marie from Russia to Saskatchewan
FG 2514 Jacob Peppler and Mattie from Russia to Colorado
For further information, contact:
Marie Byatt
6864 Old Vincennes Rd,
Floyds Knobs,
Indiana
47119
USA
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