| Last name | Gambold |
| Display name | Gambold |
| Gender | u |
| Affiliations | Moravians |
| Bio notes | In 1801, at the invitation of Cherokee leaders, the Salem Moravians established Spring Place Mission in northwest Georgia, near Chatsworth. Brother John Gambold, a minister and hat maker by profession, and Sister Anna Rosina Gambold, a botanist and former headmistress of the Bethlehem Female Seminary, served in the mission from 1805 until 1821. |