H. H. Wilson

Horace Hayman Wilson
Horace Hayman Wilson
Born	26 September 1786; London, Great Britain (present-day London, UK)
Died	8 May 1860 (aged 73); London, Great Britain
Resting place	Kensal Green Cemetery
Other names	H. H. Wilson
Occupations	Translator; Writer; Professor; Lexicographer; Numismatist;
Notable work	𝄪Translations of:; ·Meghduta (1813); ·Vishnu Purana (1840); 𝄪Books: ·Sanskrit English Dictionary (1819); ·Theatre of the Hindus (1820); ·Lectures on the Religious and Philosophical (1840); ·Systems of the Hindus (1840); ·Ariana Antiqua (1841); ·A Historical Account of the Burmese War (1852)
Spouse	Frances Sarah Parr Siddons (m. 1829)
Children	7

Horace Hayman Wilson (26 September 1786 – 8 May 1860) was an English orientalist who was elected the first Boden Professor of Sanskrit at Oxford University.^[1]

Horace Hayman Wilson

Born	(1786-09-26)26 September 1786 London, Great Britain (present-day London, UK)
Died	8 May 1860(1860-05-08) (aged 73) London, Great Britain
Resting place	Kensal Green Cemetery
Other names	H. H. Wilson
Occupations	Translator Writer Professor Lexicographer Numismatist
Notable work	𝄪Translations of: ·Meghduta (1813) ·Vishnu Purana (1840) 𝄪Books: ·Sanskrit English Dictionary (1819) ·Theatre of the Hindus (1820) ·Lectures on the Religious and Philosophical (1840) ·Systems of the Hindus (1840) ·Ariana Antiqua (1841) ·A Historical Account of the Burmese War (1852)
Spouse	Frances Sarah Parr Siddons (m. 1829)
Children	7