Saint Louis in the fall of 1873 and continued in active practice until 1905. Retiring to Paducah, Kentucky, Given Campbell built a home and lived there a few months. While visiting Saint Louis, Campbell died after a short illness on November 20, 1906 and was survived by his wife and three children, viz: Dr. Given Campbell, Jr; Susan C. Evans (née Campbell), wife of Albert D. Evans; and lawyer James C. Campbell. Given Campbell is buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri in Plot Block 112, Lot 56. References Campbell, Given; Wayne Wolf; Paul Faeh; Jack Simmerling. Colonel Given Campbell C.S.A: A Confederate Hero Campbell, Given; Wayne Wolf; Jack Simmerling. The Last Civil War Scout. This is a continuation of their work found in Colonel Given Campbell CSA. This details the life of Given Campbell after the Civil War with facsimile reproductions of some of the letters and diaries of Given Campbell and his wife. Campbell, Given. Memorandum of a Journal, Kept Daily During the Last March of Jefferson Davis, 1865. Conrad, Howard Louis, Ed. Encyclopedia of the History of Missouri. Volume 1. Goodspeed, Weston Arthur, Ed. The Province and the States. Volume VII. 1835 births 1906 deaths Confederate States Army officers Missouri lawyers Centre College alumni People from Salem, Kentucky