Linton
William Linton
Linton established Daejeon University to nurture students.
After the merger of Soongjeon University and (?) they developed into Hannam University
3rd son Hugh Linton
He was born in Gunsan
Went to university in the United States.
He participated in the 6.25 Korean war,
his three sons all died of tuberculosis.
His wife worked at a tuberculosis clinic in Suncheon for 35 years.
She was called Suncheons black rubber shoe, she dies in an accident.
Steve Linton (Hugh’s Son)
Hugh Linton’s son, Steve Linton was known as Inseban.
Eugene Bell Foundation was established in commemoration of 100th aniversary of mission work that started in 1944 in North Korea.
Iseban’s younger brother’s Korean name is InYohan.
He graduated Yonsei University and became the head of the International Medical Center.
He devised a Korean-style ambulance in 1993.
Eugene Bell – Indon – Inhue – Inyohan, generation after genertation that loved both South and North Korea. Freewillingly served in missions through the fields of education, medicine, and holistic missions.
『Joseon Dynasty Historical Characters Sijo Humanities』 Excerpt from Kim Young-san
William Linton
Linton established Daejeon University to nurture students.
After the merger of Soongjeon University and (?) they developed into Hannam University
3rd son Hugh Linton
He was born in Gunsan
Went to university in the United States.
He participated in the 6.25 Korean war,
his three sons all died of tuberculosis.
His wife worked at a tuberculosis clinic in Suncheon for 35 years.
She was called Suncheons black rubber shoe, she dies in an accident.
Steve Linton (Hugh’s Son)
Hugh Linton’s son, Steve Linton was known as Inseban.
Eugene Bell Foundation was established in commemoration of 100th aniversary of mission work that started in 1944 in North Korea.
Iseban’s younger brother’s Korean name is InYohan.
He graduated Yonsei University and became the head of the International Medical Center.
He devised a Korean-style ambulance in 1993.
Eugene Bell – Indon – Inhue – Inyohan, generation after genertation that loved both South and North Korea. Freewillingly served in missions through the fields of education, medicine, and holistic missions.
『Joseon Dynasty Historical Characters Sijo Humanities』 Excerpt from Kim Young-san
