a Protestant Episcopal clergyman, was born at Topsham, Vermont, February 9, 1811. He spent two years at the University of Vermont; studied theology under bishop Hopkins; was ordained deacon August 21, 1836; was rector of St. Patul's, Vergennes; of Trinity, West Troy, N.Y., and of Trinity, Lansingburgh, for twenty-three years; secretary of the domestic committee of the Board of Missions from 1864 till his death, in New York city, November 11, 1882. See The Church Almanac, 1883, page 115.