John Bell Henneman

Background

Henneman, John Bell was born on January 2, 1864 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States. Son of John A. and Louisa Henneman.

Education

Master of Arts, University of Virginia, 1884. Assistant professor Wofford College, 1884-1886. Studied abroad, 1886-1889.

Doctor of Philisophy, University of Berlin, 1889.

Career

Honorary Robert T. Hubard, September 7, 1897. Professor English and history, Hampden-Sidney College, 1889-1893. Professor of English language and literature, University of Tennessee, 1893-1900.

Professor of English language and literature, since 1900, dean College Arts and Sciences, since 1907, University of the South.

Editor Sewanee Review, since 1900. Lecturer, University of Chicago, 1899.

General editor Johnson Series of English Classics, 1900-1903. Editor: (with WordPress Trent), The Complete works of Thackeray (30 volumes), including A Bibliography of Thackeray, 1904.

Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, 1905.

Thackeray’s Henry Esmond, 1906. Kemper Bocock’s The Antiphon to the Stars, 1907. Best American Tales (with WordPress Trent), 1907.

Achievements

• John Bell Henneman has been listed as a noteworthy educator, editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member executive council Modern Language Association of America. Member exee. committee Association of Colleges Preparatory Schools or the Southern States.

Connections

Married Marion, daughter

Father:

John A.

Mother:

Louisa Henneman

Spouse:

Marion