Census: 1850 Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky
age 23, wife of John B. age 25
Census: 1860 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Poss operated a dress-making & milliner's business.
Census: 1870 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Census: 1880 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Death: 11 APR 1890 in Franklin, KY, a Friday morning
Religion: Christian (Baptist)
Cause of death: Cancer
Her newspaper obit found in Maddox Bible in Gallatin: "...patient sufferer for a long time ... ...bore bravely...burdens & affictions of a prostrated illness."
Children:
1. Charles "Charlie" Mayes b: ABT 1847 in Ky
2. Elizabeth "Bettie" Mayes b: ABT 1848 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
3. Emma Mayes b: ABT 1853 in Kentucky
4. Anna MAYES b: 20 OCT 1855 in Warren Co., Ky.
5. John Mayes b: ABT 1858 in Kentucky
6. Lillie M. "Lil" Mayes b: ABT FEB 1860 in Kentucky, Find A Grave #75405450
7. Mollie Mayes b: ABT 1863 in Kentucky
8. William "Willie" Mayes b: ABT 1864 in Kentucky
One of her brothers was Robert Ornsby Maddox CSA, #60301156 (children of David G. Maddox) served with Lee's engineers throughout entire war, never fired a shot. Best friend in War was Robert Sindle from Gallatin, TN, so moved there after war. Their "Mother Maddox" nee Elizabeth Gosney died in Utah with her younger daughter Mary Bowers. A piece of Mother Maddox' beautiful embroidery framed in a shadow box she created and painted is a family treasure inherited by Jim Gorin from Maria Maddox Mayes and currently in possession of AGP.
age 23, wife of John B. age 25
Census: 1860 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Poss operated a dress-making & milliner's business.
Census: 1870 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Census: 1880 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Death: 11 APR 1890 in Franklin, KY, a Friday morning
Religion: Christian (Baptist)
Cause of death: Cancer
Her newspaper obit found in Maddox Bible in Gallatin: "...patient sufferer for a long time ... ...bore bravely...burdens & affictions of a prostrated illness."
Children:
1. Charles "Charlie" Mayes b: ABT 1847 in Ky
2. Elizabeth "Bettie" Mayes b: ABT 1848 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
3. Emma Mayes b: ABT 1853 in Kentucky
4. Anna MAYES b: 20 OCT 1855 in Warren Co., Ky.
5. John Mayes b: ABT 1858 in Kentucky
6. Lillie M. "Lil" Mayes b: ABT FEB 1860 in Kentucky, Find A Grave #75405450
7. Mollie Mayes b: ABT 1863 in Kentucky
8. William "Willie" Mayes b: ABT 1864 in Kentucky
One of her brothers was Robert Ornsby Maddox CSA, #60301156 (children of David G. Maddox) served with Lee's engineers throughout entire war, never fired a shot. Best friend in War was Robert Sindle from Gallatin, TN, so moved there after war. Their "Mother Maddox" nee Elizabeth Gosney died in Utah with her younger daughter Mary Bowers. A piece of Mother Maddox' beautiful embroidery framed in a shadow box she created and painted is a family treasure inherited by Jim Gorin from Maria Maddox Mayes and currently in possession of AGP.
Census: 1850 Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky
age 23, wife of John B. age 25
Census: 1860 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Poss operated a dress-making & milliner's business.
Census: 1870 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Census: 1880 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Death: 11 APR 1890 in Franklin, KY, a Friday morning
Religion: Christian (Baptist)
Cause of death: Cancer
Her newspaper obit found in Maddox Bible in Gallatin: "...patient sufferer for a long time ... ...bore bravely...burdens & affictions of a prostrated illness."
Children:
1. Charles "Charlie" Mayes b: ABT 1847 in Ky
2. Elizabeth "Bettie" Mayes b: ABT 1848 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
3. Emma Mayes b: ABT 1853 in Kentucky
4. Anna MAYES b: 20 OCT 1855 in Warren Co., Ky.
5. John Mayes b: ABT 1858 in Kentucky
6. Lillie M. "Lil" Mayes b: ABT FEB 1860 in Kentucky, Find A Grave #75405450
7. Mollie Mayes b: ABT 1863 in Kentucky
8. William "Willie" Mayes b: ABT 1864 in Kentucky
One of her brothers was Robert Ornsby Maddox CSA, #60301156 (children of David G. Maddox) served with Lee's engineers throughout entire war, never fired a shot. Best friend in War was Robert Sindle from Gallatin, TN, so moved there after war. Their "Mother Maddox" nee Elizabeth Gosney died in Utah with her younger daughter Mary Bowers. A piece of Mother Maddox' beautiful embroidery framed in a shadow box she created and painted is a family treasure inherited by Jim Gorin from Maria Maddox Mayes and currently in possession of AGP.
age 23, wife of John B. age 25
Census: 1860 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Poss operated a dress-making & milliner's business.
Census: 1870 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Census: 1880 Franklin, Simpson Co., KY
Death: 11 APR 1890 in Franklin, KY, a Friday morning
Religion: Christian (Baptist)
Cause of death: Cancer
Her newspaper obit found in Maddox Bible in Gallatin: "...patient sufferer for a long time ... ...bore bravely...burdens & affictions of a prostrated illness."
Children:
1. Charles "Charlie" Mayes b: ABT 1847 in Ky
2. Elizabeth "Bettie" Mayes b: ABT 1848 in Jefferson Co., Kentucky
3. Emma Mayes b: ABT 1853 in Kentucky
4. Anna MAYES b: 20 OCT 1855 in Warren Co., Ky.
5. John Mayes b: ABT 1858 in Kentucky
6. Lillie M. "Lil" Mayes b: ABT FEB 1860 in Kentucky, Find A Grave #75405450
7. Mollie Mayes b: ABT 1863 in Kentucky
8. William "Willie" Mayes b: ABT 1864 in Kentucky
One of her brothers was Robert Ornsby Maddox CSA, #60301156 (children of David G. Maddox) served with Lee's engineers throughout entire war, never fired a shot. Best friend in War was Robert Sindle from Gallatin, TN, so moved there after war. Their "Mother Maddox" nee Elizabeth Gosney died in Utah with her younger daughter Mary Bowers. A piece of Mother Maddox' beautiful embroidery framed in a shadow box she created and painted is a family treasure inherited by Jim Gorin from Maria Maddox Mayes and currently in possession of AGP.
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