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William Conton : ウィキペディア英語版
William Farquhar Conton

William Farquhar Conton (27 October 1925 – July 2002) was a Sierra Leonean educator, historian and novelist.〔(Conton, William Farquhar – Literary Map of Africa )〕
==Background and early life==
William Farquhar Conton was born in Bathurst, Gambia, to the union of Cecil Conton (1885–1926) and Olive Conton, née Farquhar. The Contons and Farquhars were Creole of Caribbean origin who settled in Sierra Leone during the late nineteenth century. Cecil Barger Conton had been born in Bermuda to William A. Conton (b. 1837) and Elizabeth Conton (b. 1857). Olive Farquhar was the daughter of Archdeacon Charles William Farquhar, (d. 1928) of Barbados.

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