Came to Clinton county, Ind., in 1837, bringing his wife and son, John A., in a covered wagon. He settled in Frankfort and here established a tannery. He was an exemplary Christian and was one of the founders of the Methodist Episcopal church at Frankfort, within the fold of which he died, his remains being interred in the old South cemetery of that city.
Came to Clinton county, Ind., in 1837, bringing his wife and son, John A., in a covered wagon. He settled in Frankfort and here established a tannery. He was an exemplary Christian and was one of the founders of the Methodist Episcopal church at Frankfort, within the fold of which he died, his remains being interred in the old South cemetery of that city.
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