Louis Pendleton

Louis Beauregard Pendleton (1861–1939) was a newspaper editor, columnist, and author in the state of Georgia in the United States. He wrote novels and young adult literature, many set in the South, as well as a biography of Alexander H. Stephens.

Phillip Coleman Pendleton and Catharine née Tebeau Pendleton were his parents. His father served in the U.S. Army during the Seminole Wars in Florida and the Confederate States Army. He started the Southern Georgia Times and published it until his death in 1869. Louis Beauregard Pendleton was born in Tebeauville, Georgia. Charles Rittenhouse Pendleton and Bishop N. D. Pendleton were two of Louis' 10 siblings. In the Okefenokee; a story of war time and the great Georgia swamp 1895 The Sons of Ham, Roberts, 1895 Carita, Lamson, Wolffe, 1898 Lost Prince Almon, Jewish Publication Society, 1898 The Wedding Garment; A Tale of the Life to Come, Little, Brown, 1900 In Assyrian Tents A Forest Drama, Henry T. Coates, 1904 Captain Ted, D. Appleton, 1918 The Invisible Police, New-Church, 1932 Echo of Drums, Sovereign House, 1938

Juvenile Fiction King Tom and the Runaways, D. Appleton, 1890