Daughter of Samuel MAY b: 8 Oct 1783 Martinsburg, Va. d: 26 Jan 1851 Placerville, CA and Catherine EVANS b: 1 Apr 1787 m: 8 May 1808 Floyd County, KY.
Charlotte married William Dudley Giles on 7 Mar 1847 in Prestonsburg, Floyd CO, Kentucky and eventually moved to Viroqua, WI.
Charlotte was one of 14 children born to the Mays. The Samuel May House, built in 1817, was the childhood home of Charlotte May, sister to Col. Andrew Jackson "Jack" May, commander of the 5th Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A. and the leading Confederate officer in the Big Sandy Valley. The 5th Kentucky Infantry was organized at the May Farm and their house used as a Confederate recruiting post during the Civil War period.
Charlotte married William Dudley Giles on 7 Mar 1847 in Prestonsburg, Floyd CO, Kentucky and eventually moved to Viroqua, WI.
Charlotte was one of 14 children born to the Mays. The Samuel May House, built in 1817, was the childhood home of Charlotte May, sister to Col. Andrew Jackson "Jack" May, commander of the 5th Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A. and the leading Confederate officer in the Big Sandy Valley. The 5th Kentucky Infantry was organized at the May Farm and their house used as a Confederate recruiting post during the Civil War period.
Daughter of Samuel MAY b: 8 Oct 1783 Martinsburg, Va. d: 26 Jan 1851 Placerville, CA and Catherine EVANS b: 1 Apr 1787 m: 8 May 1808 Floyd County, KY.
Charlotte married William Dudley Giles on 7 Mar 1847 in Prestonsburg, Floyd CO, Kentucky and eventually moved to Viroqua, WI.
Charlotte was one of 14 children born to the Mays. The Samuel May House, built in 1817, was the childhood home of Charlotte May, sister to Col. Andrew Jackson "Jack" May, commander of the 5th Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A. and the leading Confederate officer in the Big Sandy Valley. The 5th Kentucky Infantry was organized at the May Farm and their house used as a Confederate recruiting post during the Civil War period.
Charlotte married William Dudley Giles on 7 Mar 1847 in Prestonsburg, Floyd CO, Kentucky and eventually moved to Viroqua, WI.
Charlotte was one of 14 children born to the Mays. The Samuel May House, built in 1817, was the childhood home of Charlotte May, sister to Col. Andrew Jackson "Jack" May, commander of the 5th Kentucky Infantry, C.S.A. and the leading Confederate officer in the Big Sandy Valley. The 5th Kentucky Infantry was organized at the May Farm and their house used as a Confederate recruiting post during the Civil War period.
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