open expression of countenance his personal appearance was such as to attract the attention and admiration of all. Kind and affable in his disposition; possessed of rare conversational powers, in his declining years, he enjoyed the friendship and veneration of all who knew him. On all occasions he was agreeable and entertaining, and in business transactions a man of sterling integrity. Sources Speakers of the Indiana House of Representatives Members of the Indiana House of Representatives 1844 deaths 1780s births People from Frederick County, Virginia People from Vincennes, Indiana People from Gibson County, Indiana Politicians from Evansville, Indiana 19th-century American politicians