. History of the First Presbyterian Church of Bellefontaine, Ohio, and addresses delivered at the celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the pastorate of the Reverend George L. Kalb, . S. W. FULLER. THE 6l W^ILLIAM McCOLLOCH. Wm. McColloch was born in Logan county, Ohio, March ist,1816. He was the son of Rev. George and Nancy Mc-Colloch. With the excep-tion of a few years spent inCircleville, Ohio, Bellefon-taine was his only was a merchant ofthis city. He united withthe First Presb3terian churchDecember 22, 1854; was or-dained as elder November26, 1857- He was sup
. History of the First Presbyterian Church of Bellefontaine, Ohio, and addresses delivered at the celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the pastorate of the Reverend George L. Kalb, . S. W. FULLER. THE 6l W^ILLIAM McCOLLOCH. Wm. McColloch was born in Logan county, Ohio, March ist,1816. He was the son of Rev. George and Nancy Mc-Colloch. With the excep-tion of a few years spent inCircleville, Ohio, Bellefon-taine was his only was a merchant ofthis city. He united withthe First Presb3terian churchDecember 22, 1854; was or-dained as elder November26, 1857- He was superin-tendent of the Sunday-school, or very active in itsmanagement for over 20years. He was faithful andtrue to his church, attendingfaithfully all its services, andwas a diligent student ofGods Word. His death oc-curred May 2, WILLIAM MCOLLOCH. ft » JOSIAH MOORE. Josiah Moore, son of Joseph and Lydia Moore, and grandson ofDavid Moore, of Wilksbarre, Pa., was born at Rocky Fort, Lick-ing county, Ohio, December 10, 1810, and was about eight yearsold when his mother, Lydia, died and he was sent to live with hissister, Mrs. Patterson, in Bellefontaine. He was converted underthe preaching of Rev. Mr. Stevenson. In 1834 he was married toElizabeth Stevenson, daughter of his pastor. He joined thischurch September 30, 1831, and was elected elder November 26, 1857. Josiah Moore moved to McLean county, Illinois, in 1859;afterwards his family lived at Chenoa, Towanda, Watseka andGibson City. In nearly all these places Mr. Moore was a rul-ing elder. Mr. Moore died May 21, 1898, aged 87. He was a consistent,faithful christian man, who for a number of years desired to de- €2 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HISTORY.
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