Frank W. Schofield (1889–1970) was a British-born Canadian veterinarian and Protestant missionary who was involved in the Korean independence movement against the Japanese Empire. Schofield graduated in 1910 from the Ontario Veterinary College, then in Toronto. He lived in Korea from 1916 to 1920, where he taught at the Severance Hospital Medical School and became involved in the Korean independence movement against the Japanese Empire. In possession of a camera, Schofield took photographs of independence protests, Japanese police and military, as well as rural villages in Suwon that were destroyed by the Japanese in 1919. He wrote about massacres that occurred in several rural villages in April 1919 in articles published in several newspapers and journals, as well as by investigative publ