Name: Amos Starr Cooke
Born: Danbury, CT., Dec. 1, 1810
Schools:
Arrived: Apr. 9, 1837
Station: Honolulu, (Oahu)
Married: Danbury, CT., Nov. 24, 1836 (Juliette Montague)
Departed:
Died: Honolulu, Mar. 20, 1871
Other: In June, 1839, with Mrs. Cooke, he took charge of the boarding school for young chiefs. In 1849 he became Asst. Superintendent of Secular Affairs. He was released in 1851, and entered the mercantile business with S. N. Castle. He was also deacon of 2nd Foreign Church for 15 years.
Source: ^[1] Picture: Amos Starr Cooke 1859^[1]

Wife: Mrs. (Juliette Montague) Cooke
Born: Sunderland, MA., Mar. 10, 1812
Arrived: Apr. 9, 1837
Married: Danbury, CT., Nov. 24, 1836 (Amos Starr Cooke)
Children: 7
Departed:
Died: Honolulu, Aug. 11, 1896
Other: She took an active share for ten years in teaching and training the young chiefs.
Source: ^[1] Picture: Mrs. (Juliette Montague) Cooke 1876^[1]