Guido Verbeck

About The Native Concern:

Death of Child 9 February 1860 (Daughter Emma dies),Diplomat (Statesman),Teacher (Missionary teacher of English),Translator (Religious),Ecclesiastics/ western (Evangelist),Gastrointestinal (Extreme case of cholera),Change in family responsibilities 26 January 1860 (First daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 18 January 1861 (Son William born),Change in family responsibilities January 1863 (Second daughter Emma born),Kids more than 3 (Six),Kids -Traumatic event (First daughter died in infancy),Acute illness 1854 (Bedridden with cholera, one year),Begin Major Project 1864 (English classes moved to government school),New Job 23 March 1869 (Accepted position at Tokyo university),Prize 1877 (Japanese "Rising Sun" award),End Major Project 1887 (Finished translating bible, Japanese to English),Vocational award (Honored in many countries),Top 5% of Profession,End a program of study 1848 (Graduated from Moravian Academy),End a program of study 22 March 1859 (Ordained an evangelist),Begin Travel 7 May 1859 (Trip to Japan),Marriage 18 April 1859 (Maria Manion)

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Vocation, Diagnoses, Family, Health, Work, Notable, Social, Relationship, None, Politics, Education, Writers, Religion, Body Part Problems, Parenting, Awards, Famous,