Hunter Corbett

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Hunter Corbett 郭显德 (8 December 1835-7 January 1920) was an American missionary to China, he served with the American Presbyterian Mission

Corbett was born on 8 December 1835, in Pennsylvania. After graduating from seminar at Princeton University he went to China, and arrived there in 1864.

He died in Yantai, China on 7 January 1920

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