Ruth McEnery Stuart
1849 - 1917
General Information
Bio
(1849–1917) Novelist, short story writer, poet. Ruth McEnery Stuart was born in Marksville, Louisiana, and died in New York City.
Full Name
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Locations
New York
Author's Timeline
1849
BIRTH
Ruth McEnery Stuart was born Mary Routh McEnery in Marksville, Louisiana, in 1849 or 1852.
1890
RESIDENCE
Ms. Stuart moved to New York City during the 1890s.
1896
LITWORK
Solomon Crow's Christmas Pockets: And Other Tales
New York: Harper and Brothers Publishers
Collection of stories.
New York: Harper and Brothers Publishers
Collection of stories.
1896
LITWORK
Sonny: A Christmas Guest. New York: Century
New York: Century
Short fiction.
New York: Century
Short fiction.
1899
LITWORK
Woman's Exchange of Simpkinsville
New York: Harper
Novel.
New York: Harper
Novel.
1901
LITWORK
The Snow-cap Sister: A Burlesque
New York: Harper
Novel.
New York: Harper
Novel.
1902
LITWORK
Napoleon Jackson: The Gentleman of the Plush Rocker
New York: Century
Novel.
New York: Century
Novel.
1904
LITWORK
The River's Children: an Idyll of the Mississippi
New York: Century
Novel.
New York: Century
Novel.
1910
LITWORK
The Unlived Life Of Little Mary Ellen
Indianapolis, Indiana: Bobbs-Merrill
Novel.
Indianapolis, Indiana: Bobbs-Merrill
Novel.
1915
LITWORK
The Cocoon: A Rest-cure Comedy
New York: Hearst's
Novel.
New York: Hearst's
Novel.
1916
LITWORK
Plantation Songs, and Other Verse
New York: Appleton
Collection of poetry.
New York: Appleton
Collection of poetry.
1917
DEATH
Ruth McEnery Stuart died in New York City in 1917.
1917
INTERMENT
Ruth McEnery Stuart was interred in Louisiana.
1983
LITWORK
Simpkinsville and Vicinity: The Arkansas Stories of Ruth McEnery Stuart
Fayetteville, Arkansas: University of Arkansas Press
938626124
Collection of short fiction.
Fayetteville, Arkansas: University of Arkansas Press
938626124
Collection of short fiction.
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