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/content/uploads/2022/10/SamsonOccom-Online.jpg239320Samson Occom (1723–1792) was born in New London, Connecticut, a member of the Mohegan Nation. The Mohegan had split from the Pequot in 1631, just a few years before the Pequot War. When he was nineteen, Occom was sent to study at Moor’s Charity School for indigent young men, operated by Eleazar Wheelock, where he remained for four years.