Geneva County AlArchives Obituaries.....Kelly, Henry C. October 29, 1967
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“Signs of the Times” Primitive Baptist Periodical, May 1968 Issue


HENRY C. KELLY – Geneva Co., Ala.

	Henry C. Kelly died in the hospital at Geneva, Ala., in Geneva County 
after an illness of several months.  He was 80 years of age and a native of 
Hartford, but had lived in Coffee Springs for many years – both cities being in 
Geneva County.
	Funeral services were conducted by J. J. Collins at Mt. Gilead 
Primitive Baptist Church on Oct. 31, 1967, and Mr. Kelly’s interment was in the 
cemetery there beside his mother.  The writer used as a text, “The spirit 
returns unto God Who gave it,” from Ecclesiastes.  Mr. Kelly had been a 
Primitive Baptist in belief.
	He is survived by a daughter, Wilma; a son, James V. Kelly of Texas; a 
sister, Mrs. Leona Cumbie of Coffee Springs; and three half-brothers, Alfred, 
Tillis, and Robert McLaney. – J. J. Collins


 




Additional Comments:
Notes:  Records at ancestry.com show that Henry C. Kelly was born 6-21-1887, 
died 10-29-1967, and was the son of James and Emma Childs Kelly.  According to 
a couple of census records, Henry Kelly was a carpenter at one time and also a 
superintendent in an almshouse.  The Mt. Gilead cemetery is about 12 miles west 
of Dothan, Ala., and is on the Geneva-Houston County Line – part of the 
cemetery being in each county.  



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