Name: Hiram Bingham
Born: Bennington, VT. on Oct. 30, 1789
Schools: Middlebury College -1816; Andover Seminary -1819
Arrived: Apr. 19, 1820
Station: Honolulu (Oahu)
Married: Hartford, CT. on Oct. 11, 1819 (Sybil Moseley)
Departed: 1841 to U.S.
Died: New Haven, CT. on Nov. 11, 1869
Other: He was pastor of the first church (Kawaiahao). He was prominent in the creation of a written Hawaiian language, and the translation of the Bible and school books. He was also a trusted adviser of Kings and chiefs in their complications with foreigners. In 1852, after the death of his first wife after returning to the U.S., Mr. Bingham married Miss N. E. Morse, of New Haven, Ct. She died on Aug. 31, 1873
Source: ^[1] Picture: Hiram Bingham 1852^[1]

Wife: Mrs. Sybil (Moseley) Bingham
Born: Westfield, MA. on Sep. 14, 1792
Arrived: Apr. 19, 1820
Married: Hartford, CT. on Oct. 11, 1819 (Hiram Bingham)
Children: 7
Departed: 1841 to U.S.
Died: Easthampton, MA. on Feb. 27, 1848
Other:
Source: ^[1] Picture: Mrs. Sybil (Moseley) Bingham 1819^[1]