Millicent Todd Bingham

Millicent was a grad in 1902 of Vassar College. She subsequently spent a year in Paris at the Sorbonne and was a specialist in French Literature and History. She also played the violin. She frequently accompanied her parents in their expeditions. (from Loomis Family in America, Pg. 483.)

In 1920, Walter Bingham married Millicent Todd. Millicent Todd Bingham was the first woman to receive a doctorate in geology and geography from Harvard and a leading expert on Emily Dickinson.[13] She had distinguished careers in both geography and literature. Throughout the marriage, Millicent took an active interest in Bingham's work, writing Beyond Psychology after his death in 1953, in memory of her husband.[13]