I had ever have many memory vs I had ever have many memories.

Some examples from the web:

• She was an ever present memory.
• That is the best memory ever.
• Been jerking off to the memories ever since.
• Well, I have no memory of ever seeing ghosts.
• I need you to erase the memory of ever having written them.
• He has no memory of ever being involved in this case.
• You and Michael would've lived happily ever after, no memory wipe.
• Boy, do these faces ever bring back memories.
• I guess if I ever lose my memory again, I'll know where to come.
• If memories ever come in a can, I hope that can never expires.
• I've no memory of ever being bit by any kind of bee.
• If I'm ever apprehended, my memory palace will serve as more than a mnemonic system.
• I don't want her shunted from one foster home to another without even one memory of ever having been loved.
• But I'm afraid I have no memory of ever meeting Isla Kelso.
• This was a memorable and earth-shattering event and I am sure it is marked in his memory for ever.
• And a positive identification is made because the photograph replaced the memory, if there ever was an actual memory.
• Do you think we'll ever get back our memories?
• Do you think we'll ever get back our memories?
• How about ripping a child away from her father or bribing a doctor into poisoning every good memory she ever had of him?
• I have pictures of myself dressed in a forest ranger uniform, and I have absolutely no memory of ever working as a forest ranger.

Some examples from the web:

• She was an ever present memory.
• Boy, do these faces ever bring back memories.
• And a positive identification is made because the photograph replaced the memory, if there ever was an actual memory.
• That is the best memory ever.
• Been jerking off to the memories ever since.
• I have many memories that I would like to share with you now, Emily.
• Even though I lived here for 400 years, but looking back, I don't have many memories to take back with me.
• This was a memorable and earth-shattering event and I am sure it is marked in his memory for ever.
• Returning to Spain brings back so many memories.
• He stole away... leaving so many memories.
• This house has so many memories.
• I can't just leave, there are too many memories.
• Sleeping in my friend's house is... Too many memories.
• This city's too small and has too many memories.
• It brings back so many memories.
• I can't just leave, there are too many memories.
• She certainly can't expect me to live in a place with so many memories.
• I've lived here all my life, with many memories.
• Okay. It's just that being up here brings back so many memories.
• The minute I cleared the turnstile, I was just... Flooded with so many memories.