a Presbyterian minister, was born in Philadelphia, October 15, 1815. He entered the University of Pennsylvania in 1829; made a profession of religion in 1832; entered upon a post-graduate course at Amherst; in 1836 became tutor or assistant teacher in Andover Theological Seminary; in 1839 was ordained pastor at Hatfield, Massachusetts; subsequently was pastor at Lenox, Massachusetts, Detroit, Michigan, and New Brunswick, N.J.; in 1873 organized a Presbyterian Church at Bryn Mawr, near Philadelphia, and died there, April 21, 1879.