an Irish Methodist preacher, was born near Portadown in 1809. He was converted in early life; joined the Methodists; gave himself to earnest work in the Church; entered the itinerant ministry in 1836, and for more than forty years was an earnest, practical, revival preacher. He was for some years a supernumerary; but a happy and useful one, and died at Clones, May 18, 1879. See Minutes of then British, Conference, 1879, p. 47.