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Clark Bentom (c. 1774 – c. 1820) was an English missionary and surgeon, who was a missionary in Canada at Quebec City, Quebec, from 1800 to 1805. As a young man, Bentom was a footman to William Wilberforce. He was accepted into the London Missionary Society in 1798. In that year, he sailed for Tahiti with other missionaries on the Duff, but the ship was captured by French privateers. The crew and missionaries were released and arrived back in London in 1799. Bentom left the society, and enlisted in the Royal Navy as a ship’s surgeon. He is thought to have died in Jamaica, circa 1820.

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rdfs:comment	Clark Bentom (c. 1774 – c. 1820) was an English missionary and surgeon, who was a missionary in Canada at Quebec City, Quebec, from 1800 to 1805. As a young man, Bentom was a footman to William Wilberforce. He was accepted into the London Missionary Society in 1798. In that year, he sailed for Tahiti with other missionaries on the Duff, but the ship was captured by French privateers. The crew and missionaries were released and arrived back in London in 1799. Bentom left the society, and enlisted in the Royal Navy as a ship’s surgeon. He is thought to have died in Jamaica, circa 1820. (en)
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