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Anna Dix Bingham (3 August 1745 – 1829) was an American businesswoman and innkeeper. Born Anna Dix in Watertown, Massachusetts, she was well educated compared to most women of the time. She had a baby out of wedlock and was convicted of fornication in September 1765. Two months later she married Thomas Orton Jr. In 1773 she remarried to Silas Bingham and in 1775 they opened a store in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, later expanding the business to include a tavern and inn. Silas died in 1781 and Anna became the first woman in the history of Berkshire County to hold a liquor license.