Col. Samuel Camp Kelly, 30th Alabama Infantry. Originally served as a 1st Lieutenant in Company E and rose through the ranks. He enlisted in Calhoun County, Alabama on 6 March 1862 and became a POW when Vicksburg, Mississippi capitulated to Federal forces in July 1863, at the time being a Captain. He was later promoted to Colonel and served until the end of the war. Kelly died in 1891 and is buried in Oxford, Calhoun County, Alabama.
Col. Samuel Camp Kelly, 30th Alabama Infantry. Originally served as a 1st Lieutenant in Company E and rose through the ranks. He enlisted in Calhoun County, Alabama on 6 March 1862 and became a POW when Vicksburg, Mississippi capitulated to Federal forces in July 1863, at the time being a Captain. He was later promoted to Colonel and served until the end of the war. Kelly died in 1891 and is buried in Oxford, Calhoun County, Alabama.
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There remainith a rest to the people of God (Hebrews 4:9)
Family Members
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Albert Gallatin Kelly
1809–1888
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Elizabeth Kelley McLemore
1811–1892
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Frances Kelly Miller
1813–1843
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Sarah "Sallie" Kelly Moore
1817–1873
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Nancy Grace Kelly Smith
1819–1902
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Mary Ann Kelly Bryan
1821–1902
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Martha Kelly Gladden
1823–1901
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Benjamin Gerard Kelly
1826–1912
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James Sims Kelly
1828–1905
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Ava Ann Byrd Kelly Hendrick
1830–1912
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Emmeline Amanda Kelly Draper
1832–1876
