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Fanny Gulick

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Fanny Gulick

American missionary (1798-1883)

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About Fanny Gulick

Fanny Gulick was an American Presbyterian missionary to the Hawaiian Kingdom and to Japan. Fanny and her husband, Rev. Peter Johnson Gulick had eight children, seven of whom also became missionaries. She was the first to instruct the island women in plaiting the straw-like covering of the sugarcane blossom into materials for hats and bonnets — an industry that soon became an important one.

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Occupation: missionary
Citizenship: United States
Born: April 16, 1798
Died: May 24, 1883

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