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   James Moses Higginbotham<br>Birth name: James Moses Higginbotham<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1755 - Amherst, Virginia, British Colonial America<br>Marriage: Spouse: Elizabeth Garrison - Feb 3 1785 - Washington, Virginia, United States<br>Marriage: Spouse: Elizabeth Farris - Apr 28 1800 - Washington, Virginia, United States<br>Death: Nov 1 1826 - Liberty, Tazewell, Virginia, United States<br>Burial: 1826 - Granny Higginbotham Graveyard, Tazewell, Virginia, United States<br>Parents: Moses Higginbotham, Frances Higginbotham (born Kyle)<br>Spouses: Elizabeth Higginbotham (born Garrison), Elizabeth Higginbotham (born Farris)<br>Children: William Kyle Higginbotham, James Garrison Higginbotham, Moses Higginbotham, Frances Higginbotham, Joseph Higginbotham, Aaron Higginbotham, George Higginbotham, Jane Sayers (born Higginbotham), Charles Higginbotham, Thomas H Higginbotham, Rachel Gose (born Higginbotham)<br>Siblings: Joseph Higginbotham, Robert Higginbotham, Rachel Norcutt (born Higginbotham), Charles Higginbotham, William Higginbotham, Frances Higginbotham<br>This person appears to have duplicated relatives. View it on FamilySearch to see the full information.<br>  Additional information: <br>
   LifeSketch: nia, is the progenitor of the Tazewell County branch of the family. It is understood that he was a hatter near Liberty Hill, in that part of Tazewell County which was, at that time, embraced in Russell County. He selected for his home a spot where squirrels were plentiful. The old homeplace where he resided at the time of his death and where his widow lived, is located on the south side of Paint Lick Mountain within a half mile west of Liberty Hill, or Knob, as it was later called. Most of the Higginbothams were born in and near this little village. Liberty Hill is about eight miles west of Tazewell Courthouse and was formerly a prominent business and social center. records we find that he bought a tract of land on the waters of Maiden Spring, April 14, 1802. On August 23, 1814, Robert Higginbotham and Nancy his wife conveyed a tract of land to David Young. On November 23, 1823, Robert Higginbotham of Madison County, Alabama, made a deed to George Higginbotham of Tazewell County for land lying between Paint Link and Deskins Mountains. It is not known who this Robert Higginbotham was, but it is surmised that he was a brother of Moses , and that the two came together and settled in Southwest Virginia. Robert Higginbotham served on the second grand jury in Tazewell March 3, 1801--Vol. 1, Annals of Tazewell. He appears listed as a soldier in the Revolution, in Battle of Kings Mountain.e of Fannie Higginbotham to William Garrison in 1801, and of Mary sisters of Moses.urvived him about nineteen years.s (Mrs.Balaam Bowling), and Jane, who married Samuel Sayers. Of the eight sons, only three lived and died in Tazewell County; William K., James G., and Joseph; and of three Bowling, lived and died in Tazewell County. The others livedeen 1830 and 1850. They are found to have scattered through West Virginia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas, Utah,gton and other states. A good many are still found in Amherst County, and in and about Richmond.souri. It is said Charles went to Kentucky about 1840.

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