James J. Kelley (Last name is spelled wrong on stone)
Veteran - Confederate States of America.
Co.A 20th Regiment
South Carolina Volunteers
Husband of Catharine L. Sharp. Late in 1863 J.J. Kelley's brother-in-law, Winfield Sharp (1847-1920), who as a boy of sixteen in service with Kelley, witnessed Kelley's wounding at Fort Sumter. He was hit with a shell fragment. Infection and gangrene led to his untimely death on January 12, 1864.
Contributor: Frank Strickland (48077578) •
Veteran - Confederate States of America.
Co.A 20th Regiment
South Carolina Volunteers
Husband of Catharine L. Sharp. Late in 1863 J.J. Kelley's brother-in-law, Winfield Sharp (1847-1920), who as a boy of sixteen in service with Kelley, witnessed Kelley's wounding at Fort Sumter. He was hit with a shell fragment. Infection and gangrene led to his untimely death on January 12, 1864.
Contributor: Frank Strickland (48077578) •
James J. Kelley (Last name is spelled wrong on stone)
Veteran - Confederate States of America.
Co.A 20th Regiment
South Carolina Volunteers
Husband of Catharine L. Sharp. Late in 1863 J.J. Kelley's brother-in-law, Winfield Sharp (1847-1920), who as a boy of sixteen in service with Kelley, witnessed Kelley's wounding at Fort Sumter. He was hit with a shell fragment. Infection and gangrene led to his untimely death on January 12, 1864.
Contributor: Frank Strickland (48077578) •
Veteran - Confederate States of America.
Co.A 20th Regiment
South Carolina Volunteers
Husband of Catharine L. Sharp. Late in 1863 J.J. Kelley's brother-in-law, Winfield Sharp (1847-1920), who as a boy of sixteen in service with Kelley, witnessed Kelley's wounding at Fort Sumter. He was hit with a shell fragment. Infection and gangrene led to his untimely death on January 12, 1864.
Contributor: Frank Strickland (48077578) •
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