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Silent City 2017 - Mr. Richard Phelps portrays Nathan Kelsay



2017-10-04 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Mike Watson, Adair County Historian.
Mr. Richard Phelps, as Nathan Braxton Kelsay (1881-1945) points to the location of the onetime home of Mr. Kelsay, a great community leader from a great Adair County, KY family. The photo was taken at the last stop on the 11th Annual Silent City Cemetery Tour Celebration, Monday, October 2, 2017. The event was attended by some 65-70 individuals with, perhaps, the most perfect weather for the occasion in its history.

"Nathan Braxton Kelsay 1881-1945 was one of 9 children born to Dr. Eugene Butler Kelsay and Louvenia Miller Kelsay, Dr. Kelsay was a dentist in Glensfork He married Annie Sandusky in 1906 she was the daughter of Samuel and Joanna Wilkerson Sandusky they had six children Nathan Kelsay Jr., Samuel Eugene Kelsay, Gordon Miller Kelsay Sr. Marjorie Nell Kelsay, Frances Elizabeth Kelsay, Ruth Sandusky Kelsay/ His work was that of a NB Kelsay Standard Oil Distributor in the 1930' and 1940's. He died at the age of 63 in 1945. - RICHARD PHELPS

Richard Phelps is the great grandson of N.B. Kelsay. Richard Phelps is the only great grandchild who still remains in Columbia. All others are scattered across the United States. Richard Phelps has portrayed in past years Silent City programs, William Caldwell, Judge James Garnett, Bro. Z. T. Williams, J O Russell, Judge Herschell Baker, as well as a Columbia founder Daniel Trabue.


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