Charles Kitchen enlisted as a private in Company A of the 17th South Carolina Infantry Regiment on Nov. 24, 1861, and died of unknown causes on Jan. 15, 1862, according to National Archives records.∼Name on Confederate Monument.∼Serves in Company A 17 Regiment S.C. V Died in service of his country. Jan 18 1862 age 34 Capt Bill page 33 Charles Kitchens son of Zach Kitchens and Nancy Kitchens. He died in camp near Charleston, S.C. JAN 15 1862 His death was sudden quite a shock.
Charles Kitchen enlisted as a private in Company A of the 17th South Carolina Infantry Regiment on Nov. 24, 1861, and died of unknown causes on Jan. 15, 1862, according to National Archives records.∼Name on Confederate Monument.∼Serves in Company A 17 Regiment S.C. V Died in service of his country. Jan 18 1862 age 34 Capt Bill page 33 Charles Kitchens son of Zach Kitchens and Nancy Kitchens. He died in camp near Charleston, S.C. JAN 15 1862 His death was sudden quite a shock.
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