Daniel Hunter (1771-1847), who was elected as one of Pittsburgh’s first city councilmen in 1816, lived on Water Street in Pittsburgh. Daniel was married first to Sophia (1780-1820) and later Jane (1793-1880). Daniel and Jane’s son David (1830-1920) was a longtime member of the church and, according to church history, known for his “worldwide philanthropy.” He lived at 2519 Pioneer Avenue with his wife Margaret (1825-1903) and, in 1822, was listed as a Little Saw Mill Run Railroad stockholder. After David’s death, the family gave the Rose Window in the church as his memorial.
“Until the day break
And the shadows flee away”
St. Clair Cemetery 