Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts

Name

Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts

Alternate Names

Mrs. E. B. Watts
Elizabetty Watts

Race

White

Location

BR: Near Big Lick
RR: Roanoke County

Occupation

Farmer

Record(s) Seen In

Birth Register - 1853-1885 - pp. 1-66

Death Register - 1853-1881

Confederate Slave Payrolls

Roanoke County Slave Requisition Records

Page and Line Number

BR: PP. 38, L. 23; PP. 44, L. 21
DR: PP. 8, L. U1-U6, PP. 9, L. 7; PP. 20, L. 27-30
IAS4: PP. 103

Date(s) Seen in Records

BR: November 1860; 1861
DR: 1855; July 1856; 1860
IAS4: January-May 1863
CSP: December 1862 - January and February 1863

People Enslaved

Unrecorded Named Boy

Unrecorded Named Boy

Unrecorded Named Boy

Unrecorded Named Boy

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Unrecorded Named Child

Hector

Jim 1st

John

Jim 2nd

Dennis

Rachel

Patience

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Girl

Unrecorded Named Girl

Patterson

Granville

Harrison

Additional Information

Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts was the wife of Edward Watts.

Edward Watts

Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts is the mother of James Breckinridge Watts, Mary Scott Watts, Col. William Watts, Anne Selden Watts, Edward Watts Jr., Letitia Gamble Watts, Alice Matilda Watts, Emma Gilmer Watts, and Henrietta Carter Watts.

William Watts

Ann Watts Holcombe

Alice Watts Morris

Elizabeth Breckinridge Watts may also be seen as "Mr. E. B. Watts," in the birth register.

From December 1862 to February 1863, Hector, Patterson, Granville, Harrison, Jim 1st, John, and Jim 2nd all labored for 60 days at a pay rate of $16.00 per month. Their enslaver, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Watts, received $216.53 for the work completed by all of them.