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James Watt Kelly was the founder of J. W. Kelly & Co and Chattanooga’s first pot-still distillery in 1866. His empire expanded to include: tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, domestic and international spirit imports, and a vast amount of real estate ventures across many states.

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