John  Bubl  Sackbtt.    Born  in  Fabius,  Onondaga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  8, 1813.  En-


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tered  Hamilton,  in  '38.  On  account  of  bronchitis,  he  left  in  '41.  Ordained  at
Kingsville,  Ashtabula  Co.,  Ohio,  in  '41,  served  there  nine  years.  One  year
Finencial  Agent  of  Ohio  State  Convention.  Pastor  at  Mt.  Vernon,  three  years  ;
Lancaster,  six  years ;  Fredericktown,  three  years.  Mad.  Univ.  conferred  the  hon-
orary degree  of  A.  M.,  in  '52.  In  '63  he  became  Secretary  of  the  Convention,
and  Superintendent  of  Missions,  and  sustained  this  relation  tiU  his  death,  with
the  exception  of  one  year's  pastorate  at  Oberlin.  While  on  his  Mission  Work,
at  Qyde,  he  fell  on  the  sidewalk  in  an  apoplectic  spasm,  from  which  he  never
recovered.  He  died  Dec.  34,  '70.  Among  those  converted  while  he  was  at
Kingsville,  were  Brethren  Knapp  and  Ward,  and  Mrs.  Hubbel,  of  our  Foreign
Mission  Corps.  He  was  himself  converted  under  the  labors  of  Missionary  Vin-
ton, in  '31.
A.  B.  Stowell.  Ordained  in  Faetoryville,  N.  T.,  Nov.  33, 1843.  There  till
'52  or  later.  On  account  of  poor  health  has  retired  from  the  ministry,  ia.nd  re-
sides in  Chester,  Vt.
Alajjson  M.  Ttlbk.  Born  in  Broadalbin.  Entered  in  1836.  May  IB,  1844,
ordained  pastor  at  Marlton,  N.  J.    Died  July  22, 1844.
A.  Whitman.  Entered  the  third  year  of  the  Shorter  Course,  from  Jackson,
Mich.,  in  '39.  Settled  in  Byron  and  Parma,  IST.  Y ;  Belleville,  Mich. ;  Argyle,
Belleville,  Union  Eock,  Portage  City  (Fall  Kiver  also),  Oconomewoc,  Wis. ;  Da-
baque,  Iowa.    Baptized  about  three  hundred.
Nathan  Wood.  Bom  in  Rensselaer  Co.,  Aug.  6,  1807.  Entered  in  1835.
