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a Methodist Episcopal minister, was born in 1813. He was for several years a local preacher, and in 1853 was ordained local deacon. In 1854 he entered the Michigan Conference, and was ordained elder in 1858. He labored consecutively at Addison, Reading, California, Osseo, Burr Oak, Union City, Bedford, Richfield, Oshtemo, North Adams, Whitehall, and Pentwater, and died at Victor, Mason Co., Mich., March 11,1881. For seven years previous he had held a superannuated relation. He was a sweet-spirited Christian man, and his zealous labors were abundantly successful. See Minutes of Annual Conferences, 1881, p. 311.