The couple had six children. His first official relation to the college was when he was sent to New England in 1826 to raise money. He was elected a Professor of Sacred Theology at Western Reserve College in 1828, the first professor of the new institution. His inaugural address, his only published work, laid heavy stress on the importance of moral values in education. Never a robust man, the burdens of guiding the destinies of a struggling young college and attempting to hold it together during the bitter slavery controversies that arose in 1832-1833, proved too much for his health and he was given a leave of absence.
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