Amy Beville (Butler) - Amy is showing an additional husband now and notes say born in England AND Virginia

I was looking over this and trying to get the nerve up to try to fix it. I do not believe that Thomas and Amy Elizabeth Botts are the same as Thomas and Amy Beville Batte. Before I work on any of this, I would like to hear more of your thoughts and suggestions.

Daniel

I know the curators may be busy and am hoping they will be able to sort this

Pulled this from the About as it doesn't appear correct and I would like more info:
Amy arrived from England with her parents and two brother's in spring of 1658. She met Thomas during the time assisting her 1st husband, Essex Beville, in his duties as Justice of The Peace in Virginia. She sought his advice after her 1st husband had died & she had seen widows lose everything, even items willed to them, to their new husband after they remarried. She wanted to keep the land her father received when the family came to the new world & that she had worked, with the help of a Contanchook Indian & his daughters, since the death of her parents and brother. She divided the land & all assets between her 5 children.

Amy's profile is showing her birth location as Virginia. So this would be in error.
The rest? Do not know because I do not know the source of it--- was next to
https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/b/o/t/Beth-Botts-Georgia/WEBSITE-0001... which does NOT say ANY of this verbatim

What It says:
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THOMAS BOTT AND ALLIED FAMILIES FROM VA., TN., GA., & FL.:Information about Thomas Bott

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View Tree for Thomas BottThomas Bott (b. 1650, d. 1693)
Thomas Bott (son of Thomas Bott and Elizabeth) was born 1650, and died 1693 in Bristol Parish, Henrico County, Virginia.He married (1) Unknown on Abt. 1673.He married (2) Amy Ann Butler on 26 Sep 1687 in Bristol Parrish, Henrico County, Virginia.
Includes NotesNotes for Thomas Bott:
Thomas' son,Thomas Botts 11,was from his 1st marrage.
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Thomas was a lawyer in Virginia when he and Amy Beville met. His age is based on 1683 Henrico County Records that stated"Thomas Bott, aged about 30 years" when he witnessed Amy signing a deed of gift to her children with Essex Beville, and giving a deposition to the court about the deed in 1686. According to the same records, in August 1687, When Thomas Bott sued Major Thomas Chamberlayne for "Calling him a rouge" & in October of 1687, he and Amy evaded a suit brought against the estate of Henry Kent, (Amy's 2nd husband), by William & Thomas Farrar for a cow purchased by Henry but not paid for because of his death. The case was dismissed.
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Hernico County Records; Richard Kennon petitioned the court for 8000 acres for importation of 90 servants into the colony including Thomas Botte, who arrived in 1680. Thomas' arrival in Virginia may correspond the lifting of a ban on lawyer's in 1680 which was esttablished by the Virginia Colonies in 1658.
More About Thomas Bott and Unknown:
Marriage: Abt. 1673
More About Thomas Bott and Amy Ann Butler:
Marriage: 26 Sep 1687, Bristol Parrish, Henrico County, Virginia.
Children of Thomas Bott and Unknown are:
+Thomas Botts 11, b. 09 Mar 1674, Northampton, County, Virginia, d. 09 Mar 1742, Overwharton Parish, Stafford, Virginia4.

Nothing about England and nothing about Indians.