D.D., a Congregational minister, was born at S. Bridgewater, Mass., June 1,1790, and was educated at Harvard University, where he graduated in 1805. He then studied theology at Cambridge, and Sept. 6, 1820, became pastor at Dublin, N. H., where he continued until 1854. He died at Exeter Dec. 12,1864. He published several school-books and other works of general interest only. — Drake, Dict. of American Biograph.y, s.v.; Appleton, Amer. Annual Cyclopedia, 1864, p. 623.