Andrew  M.  Smith.  Came  to  the  Institution  in  '28.  Health  failed.  In  Jan.,
'31,  he  was  ordained  in  Westfield,  Mass.  Remained  three  years  ;  then  in  North
Lyme,  Conn.,  two  years.  In  Colchester  commenaed  a,  new  interest.  After  rest  he
was  three  years  pastor  in  North  East,  N.  T.  Obliged  to  give  up  pastoral  work.
Residence  Hartford,  Conn.
Thomas  C.  Tbasdalb.  Born  in  New  Jersey,  Dec.  3,  1808.  Entered  the  In-
stitution in  '28.  On  account  of  poor  health  left  in  '30.  Married,  '31,  Delia  Lott-
ridge,  Hoosick  Falls,  N.  T.  Ordained  Nov.,  '30.  Fields  of  labor  :  Bennington,
Vt. ;  City  Missionary,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  four  years ;  Newton,  N.  J.,  four  years,
teaching  boarding-school  and  preaching  to  three  churches;  New  Haven,  Conn.,
five  years,  baptraed  four  hundred  there  ;  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  five  years,  baptized  over
three  hundred ;  Springfield,  111.,  two  years ;  Washington,  D.  C,  over  seven
years,  organized  Thirteenth  Street  Church  and  built  edifice  ;  Columbus,  Miss.,
in  '58  ;  there  during  the  war  ;  resigned  pastorate  in  '63  and  preached  to  Confed-
erate soldiers,  baptized  many  of  them  ;  established  a  Home  for  the  children  of
deceased  Confederate  soldiers.  Now  Sec.  of  the  S.  S.  Board  of  the  Soutern  Bap-
tist Convention,  and  editor  of  Kind  Words ;  residence,  Memphis,  Tenn.  Re-
ceived honorary  A.  M.  from  Columbian  College,  and  D.  D.  from  Union  College
in  '52.  Has  published  a  volume  of  "Revival  Discourses,"  "Baptist  Church
Manual,"  and  "  Memoir  of  Rev.  John  'Jeasdale."  Has  baptized  two  thousand  ;
it  is  supposed  that  ten  thousand  have  been  converted  in  connection  with  his
labors.
Daniel  Wibks.    A  minister.    Died  in  Ohio  many  years  since.
