1902 African American Portrait Print

ANTIQUE PRINT

NEGRO GENEALOGY

FAMOUS NEGROES OF THE 1800s

REV. J. Q. JOHNSON, D. D.

CONDITION : Excellent Condition. Print Image is clean, clear and sharp with beautiful detail. Suitable ageing. As scanned. Printed on cream color coated paper.

FOLLOWING BIOGRAPHY ON BACK OF PLATE:

Rev. J. Q. Johnson, D. D., was graduated from the Collegiate Department, of Fisk University in 1890; from the Hartford Theological Seminary in 1893. He taught mathematics at Tuskegee for one year; the John P. Slater fund published his report of the fifth Tuskegee Negro Conference in its series of "Occasional Papers." He has been President of Allen University, Columbia, S. C. His pastoral work has embraced some of the strongest and most influential churches in the A. M. E. connection. Associated with him was his brilliant and cultured wife--Mrs. Halle Tanner Johnson--the first woman who ever passed the State Medical Board of Examiners of Alabama. Her recent death was a loss to the race. Dr. Johnson is among the foremost men of his church. He is among the best read men of the race. He is an able preacher and a strong, forceful writer. One of his characteristic points is his ability to say much in little. He goes right to the point without wasting time with needless _words_. He received Doctor's degree from Morris Brown College, Atlanta, Ga. He studied two years as a post-graduate student at Princeton University.

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