Rebecca Brewton Motte

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Rebecca Brewton Motte was a prominent South Carolina Revolutionary War patriot and plantation owner known for her support of the American cause, including famously aiding in the recapture of a British-held fort on her property.

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Rebecca Brewton Motte canonical 2

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instanceOf American Revolutionary War patriot
person
plantation owner
birthName Rebecca Brewton
countryOfCitizenship Colony of South Carolina
United States
ethnicGroup European American
familyName Motte
father Robert Brewton
gender female
givenName Rebecca
knownFor Willingness to sacrifice her property for the Patriot cause
mother Mary Loughton Brewton
movement American Revolution
notableEvent Aiding in the recapture of a British-held fort on her property
notableFor Patriotic actions during the American Revolutionary War
notableWork Support for the American cause in the Revolutionary War
owned South Carolina rice plantations
placeOfBirth Charleston, South Carolina
linked to: Charleston
placeOfDeath South Carolina
politicalAlignment Patriot (American Revolution)
region South Carolina
religion Protestantism
residence Charleston, South Carolina
linked to: Charleston

South Carolina plantations
sibling Miles Brewton
spouse Jacob Motte
supported American independence
Continental forces
timePeriod American Revolutionary War

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Motte family hasNotableMember Rebecca Brewton Motte
Jacob Motte notableRelative Rebecca Brewton Motte