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William Bowen Campbell was born on January 1, 1895 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, the son of Lemuel Russell Campbell (1859–1942) and Johnnie (Marshall) Campbell (1870–1923).
He was educated at Allace University School in Nashville, Webb School in Bell Buckle and attended Vanderbilt University, then taught at Webb School before receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan. A US Navy veteran who served in France during World War I, he was discharged in 1919 and then served as an instructor at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.
He was married on August 21, 1920 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan to Catherine Wenley (1894-1953), the daughter of Robert Mark Wenley (1861–1929) and Catherine Dickson (Gibson) Wenley (1852–1937).
In 1923 he studied in France at the University of Grenoble, then later - from 1932 to 1934 - he was in Spain, before returning to Nashville when the Spanish Revolution started.
A retired teacher who was living at 906 5th Avenue South, William was 70 years old and a widower when he died on March 14, 1965 at home of a probable heart attack.
Survivors included his daughter Mrs Joseph Kraut in LaJolla, California and brother Matthew M Campbell of New York City.
Graveside Services were held on March 17th in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ewing of Nashville as the informant. Additional information is from his published obituary in THE TENNESSEAN on March 16, 1965.
William Bowen Campbell was born on January 1, 1895 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, the son of Lemuel Russell Campbell (1859–1942) and Johnnie (Marshall) Campbell (1870–1923).
He was educated at Allace University School in Nashville, Webb School in Bell Buckle and attended Vanderbilt University, then taught at Webb School before receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan. A US Navy veteran who served in France during World War I, he was discharged in 1919 and then served as an instructor at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.
He was married on August 21, 1920 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan to Catherine Wenley (1894-1953), the daughter of Robert Mark Wenley (1861–1929) and Catherine Dickson (Gibson) Wenley (1852–1937).
In 1923 he studied in France at the University of Grenoble, then later - from 1932 to 1934 - he was in Spain, before returning to Nashville when the Spanish Revolution started.
A retired teacher who was living at 906 5th Avenue South, William was 70 years old and a widower when he died on March 14, 1965 at home of a probable heart attack.
Survivors included his daughter Mrs Joseph Kraut in LaJolla, California and brother Matthew M Campbell of New York City.
Graveside Services were held on March 17th in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ewing of Nashville as the informant. Additional information is from his published obituary in THE TENNESSEAN on March 16, 1965.
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William Bowen Campbell was born on January 1, 1895 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, the son of Lemuel Russell Campbell (1859–1942) and Johnnie (Marshall) Campbell (1870–1923).
He was educated at Allace University School in Nashville, Webb School in Bell Buckle and attended Vanderbilt University, then taught at Webb School before receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan. A US Navy veteran who served in France during World War I, he was discharged in 1919 and then served as an instructor at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.
He was married on August 21, 1920 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan to Catherine Wenley (1894-1953), the daughter of Robert Mark Wenley (1861–1929) and Catherine Dickson (Gibson) Wenley (1852–1937).
In 1923 he studied in France at the University of Grenoble, then later - from 1932 to 1934 - he was in Spain, before returning to Nashville when the Spanish Revolution started.
A retired teacher who was living at 906 5th Avenue South, William was 70 years old and a widower when he died on March 14, 1965 at home of a probable heart attack.
Survivors included his daughter Mrs Joseph Kraut in LaJolla, California and brother Matthew M Campbell of New York City.
Graveside Services were held on March 17th in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ewing of Nashville as the informant. Additional information is from his published obituary in THE TENNESSEAN on March 16, 1965.
William Bowen Campbell was born on January 1, 1895 in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, the son of Lemuel Russell Campbell (1859–1942) and Johnnie (Marshall) Campbell (1870–1923).
He was educated at Allace University School in Nashville, Webb School in Bell Buckle and attended Vanderbilt University, then taught at Webb School before receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan. A US Navy veteran who served in France during World War I, he was discharged in 1919 and then served as an instructor at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.
He was married on August 21, 1920 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan to Catherine Wenley (1894-1953), the daughter of Robert Mark Wenley (1861–1929) and Catherine Dickson (Gibson) Wenley (1852–1937).
In 1923 he studied in France at the University of Grenoble, then later - from 1932 to 1934 - he was in Spain, before returning to Nashville when the Spanish Revolution started.
A retired teacher who was living at 906 5th Avenue South, William was 70 years old and a widower when he died on March 14, 1965 at home of a probable heart attack.
Survivors included his daughter Mrs Joseph Kraut in LaJolla, California and brother Matthew M Campbell of New York City.
Graveside Services were held on March 17th in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville.
Much of the above is from his Death Certificate, with Andrew Ewing of Nashville as the informant. Additional information is from his published obituary in THE TENNESSEAN on March 16, 1965.
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