The son of Wheelwright and Slave-holders George and Sallie Camp fought with Company A of the 18th Virginia Heavy Artillery - Confederate States Army.
He was from a successful lumber manufacturing family, and relocated to Florida where he established lumbering, phosphate, citrus, and road building material businesses, all successful. He amassed quite an estate. He never married.
He was from a successful lumber manufacturing family, and relocated to Florida where he established lumbering, phosphate, citrus, and road building material businesses, all successful. He amassed quite an estate. He never married.
The son of Wheelwright and Slave-holders George and Sallie Camp fought with Company A of the 18th Virginia Heavy Artillery - Confederate States Army.
He was from a successful lumber manufacturing family, and relocated to Florida where he established lumbering, phosphate, citrus, and road building material businesses, all successful. He amassed quite an estate. He never married.
He was from a successful lumber manufacturing family, and relocated to Florida where he established lumbering, phosphate, citrus, and road building material businesses, all successful. He amassed quite an estate. He never married.
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