a Presbyterian minister, was born in Green County, Pa. He graduated at Jefferson College, and subsequently entered the Allegheny Theological Seminary, at which he also graduated. He was licensed to preach by the Pittsburgh Presbytery, and receiving a call from the Bethany Church, was ordained and installed its pastor. In this, his first and only pastorate, he remained eighteen years, giving full proof of his ministry. He died at Bethany, June 29, 1874. See Presbyterian, July 18, 1874. (W. P. S.)