a Methodist Episcopal minister, was born in Bedford County, Pa., in 1789. Converted when a youth, he labored as a local preacher for eleven years; and was received on trial in the Pittsburgh Conference in 1827. In 1829 his health declined; in' 1830 he was a superannuate, and he died Nov. 26 of the same year. As a preacher he was acceptable and useful. "His end was peaceful and glorious." See Minutes of Annual Conferences, 1832, p. 159.