• Was a town founder
• Owned many acres of land in Lebanon, Hebron and Coventry, as well as Sharon and Cornwall, Connecticut
• Served as captain of the local militia

February 23, 1749-50 "Made cart and wheel for Captain Obadiah Newcomb"

• Was enslaved
• Worked in the household of Reverend Samuel Lockwood, the wealthy minister of the First Congregational Church of Andover, and his wife.

From the will of Anna May Lockwood, March 2, 1799
"...to Jenne...10 sheep, the bed she now sleeps in...6 pewter plates"

• Owned a farm in Hebron
• Operated a gristmill, grinding grain into flour for his neighbors
• Donated land on which the First Congregational Church was built

November 23, 1749 "Repaired mill of Aaron Phelps"

• A widow
• Lived on a farm in Lebanon
• Had to manage both running her home and operating her farm since the death of her husband

April 16, 1750 "Repaired a wooden wheel and three chairs for Rebeckah Gibbs"

• Owned a farm in Lebanon
• Operated an inn near the First Congregational Church
• Served the community as a tax collector

October 25, 1748 "Worked seven days on barn frame for Nathaniel House"