John A and Martha Jane Reynolds Mays are buried in the Mays-Shanks Cemetery. John and Martha had 8 children: Bertie Porter, Carl Mays, Sam Mays, Dudley Mayse, Eudell Litral (Litteral), Eula Estelle Shanks Bailey, Maude Longworth and Lucy Mays.
John Andrew Mays is the eldest person within the Mays-Shanks Cemetery. Here is generational history of the Mays family.
Generation 1: William Mays (1720/VA-1974/VA) and Sarah Latham Laytham (1730/VA-1810/VA). Revolutionary War Private.
Generation 2: "Old" David Mays (1762/VA-1836/VA) and Frances Smith (1756-1840/TN?). Revolutionary War Private.
Generation 3: Williams Mays (1794/NC-1881/KY) and Mary Ann "Polly" Gross (1794-1880?). Buried in William Mays Cemetery, Owsley County, KY.
Generation 4: (J)Giles Richard Mays (1819-1904) and M1 Mary "Polly" Isaccs (1820-1888) buried in Brandenburg Cemetery and Samuel Isaacs Cemetery/Vincent/Owsley County, KY. M2 Elizabeth Brandenburg (1816-1891 Estill County, KY).
Generation 5: James Ewing Mays (1856-1927/Owsley County, KY) and Mary Jane Marcum (1848? Madison County, KY-1927 or 1923). Buried in Williams Mays Cemetery, Owsley County, KY.
John and Martha Jane Reynolds Mays had three additional children.
Maude Mays (1909-1987) married Jesse Longworth (1894-1987) and are buried in the Proctor Arch Farm Cemetery in Lee County. Her birth year does not match her headstone birth year.
Sam M. Mays (1912-2004) married Laura Lee Sipes (1911-1996). They lived in Commisky, IN. Laura and their son, Bobby Gene (1936-1970) are both buried in the Vernon Cemetery, in North Vernon, Jennings County, IN. Two other sons were Jackie (1936-2012) and Lionel D. Mays (1934-1936).
Eudell Mays (1918-1987) lived in the Cincinnati, OH area and married twice, to Sewell Sams and Ford Litral.
John A and Martha Jane Reynolds Mays are buried in the Mays-Shanks Cemetery. John and Martha had 8 children: Bertie Porter, Carl Mays, Sam Mays, Dudley Mayse, Eudell Litral (Litteral), Eula Estelle Shanks Bailey, Maude Longworth and Lucy Mays.
John Andrew Mays is the eldest person within the Mays-Shanks Cemetery. Here is generational history of the Mays family.
Generation 1: William Mays (1720/VA-1974/VA) and Sarah Latham Laytham (1730/VA-1810/VA). Revolutionary War Private.
Generation 2: "Old" David Mays (1762/VA-1836/VA) and Frances Smith (1756-1840/TN?). Revolutionary War Private.
Generation 3: Williams Mays (1794/NC-1881/KY) and Mary Ann "Polly" Gross (1794-1880?). Buried in William Mays Cemetery, Owsley County, KY.
Generation 4: (J)Giles Richard Mays (1819-1904) and M1 Mary "Polly" Isaccs (1820-1888) buried in Brandenburg Cemetery and Samuel Isaacs Cemetery/Vincent/Owsley County, KY. M2 Elizabeth Brandenburg (1816-1891 Estill County, KY).
Generation 5: James Ewing Mays (1856-1927/Owsley County, KY) and Mary Jane Marcum (1848? Madison County, KY-1927 or 1923). Buried in Williams Mays Cemetery, Owsley County, KY.
John and Martha Jane Reynolds Mays had three additional children.
Maude Mays (1909-1987) married Jesse Longworth (1894-1987) and are buried in the Proctor Arch Farm Cemetery in Lee County. Her birth year does not match her headstone birth year.
Sam M. Mays (1912-2004) married Laura Lee Sipes (1911-1996). They lived in Commisky, IN. Laura and their son, Bobby Gene (1936-1970) are both buried in the Vernon Cemetery, in North Vernon, Jennings County, IN. Two other sons were Jackie (1936-2012) and Lionel D. Mays (1934-1936).
Eudell Mays (1918-1987) lived in the Cincinnati, OH area and married twice, to Sewell Sams and Ford Litral.
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