Baltimore / New York / Keyser / Fort Laramie / Morgantown / Detroit / Washington / Richmond / Chicago / Lincoln / /
Company
The American Historical Society Inc. / /
Event
Employment Change / Person Travel / /
Facility
Port Leavenworth John N. Mays / Port Republic / Fort Leavenworth / /
NaturalFeature
Cloyd Mountain / New Creek / Rappahanock River / Valley of Virginia / /
Organization
Virginia Infantry / Third Infantry / Sixth Regiment / Union Army / Protestant Episcopal Church / American Historical Society / Mountain Department of West Virginia / 3rd Infantry Regiment / Fifth Infantry / /
Person
Phoebe Griffith / William Grimes / William Mays / Pearl / Kate / Fannie Furnace / Julia N. (Rose) Hardinger / George Boylan / Ola / Frederick Mays / Robert Travis / John Snider / Eleanor Snider / Ebenezer Griffith / John Nelson Mays / John Smith / Allen DeMoss / Emma (Hardinger) Mays / Jake Ecoff / Frederick G. After / Edward Haines / David T. Hughes / William LaRue / Dan Cowgill / Wesley Hartman / Moses Hardinger / Emma Hardinger / J. J. Thompson / /
Nebraska / West Virginia / Monongalia County / Ohio / Virginia / Wyoming / Maryland / Marion County / Preston County / Michigan / Pennsylvania / Taylor County / /
Corporal John Nelson Mays 6th West Virginia Cavalry (Formerly 3rd Infantry) – Companies A & F Photos provided by Dan Cowgill. John Nelson Mays enrolled at Morgantown on 7 June 1861 to serve with Company “A” 3rd (W)