Moses Botts

Moses was mentioned in his father's will of 1742.
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Moses Botts - Born in Stafford County in 1707.Moved to Loudoun County, Virginia by the 1750's, owned large plantation and had several slaves.He also worked as an overseer on the neighboring plantation of William Fitzhugh in the 1760's - 1770's.In the 1771 and 1772 tithable lists for Cameron Parish, Loudoun County, two of the slaves on Fitzhugh's plantation were named Daphney and Milly.A "tithable" slave was over 16 years old.Moses died in Loudoun County in 1778. Research of Elbert Dean Brown, Jr.
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Moses was listed as Husband of Sarah Chamberlin in the will of William Chamberlin, Sarah's father, dated 04 Feb. 1791. By the date of the will Sarah must have been Moses 2nd wife. ~
Other possible children; Levin, Lydia, Charles, Archibald, Nancy, Benjamin and Eliza Jane. Recieved from Cliff Tylor 06 June 2009. More About Moses Botts and Sarah Chamberlin: Marriage: Loudoun, Virginia, USA. Children of Moses Botts and Sarah Chamberlin are:+William Botts, b. 16 Apr 1744, Overwharton Parish, Stafford, Virginia56, d. 10 Aug 1801, Mason County, Kentucky. +Joshua Botts, b. 1746, Loudoun, Virginia, USA56, d. 1852, Linn, Missouri, USA. Moses Botts, b. 25 Feb 1750, Loudoun County, Virginia, d. 21 Feb 1850, Bath, Kentucky. Elizabeth Botts, b. 1751. John Botts, b. 25 Nov 1754, Virginia57, d. 20 Aug 1796, Mason, Kentucky57

GEDCOM Note

In Culpeper and Fairfax Counties in 1749-51. On Loudon Co. Tax Rolls 1787.