1800 – born Mecklenburg Co, NC
1822 or 1823 – Presbytery of Concord licensed him
1823 – pastor at Thyatira NC
1837-1838 – Greenville (Shoal Creek included) in Bond County, IL
1838 – Apr – removed to McDonough County to assist with McDonough College
?1836 – 1839 – supplied Monmouth Fall Creek Church sometime between its founding in 1836 and 1839
1840-1850 – returned to Greenville (Shoal Creek included) in Bond County, IL
1868 – died
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