...n by Sanford Adams, pump maker, who extolled the opportunities here for artisans and business men. In 1846, besides Jordan's house, I think there were only two others fronting on the square; one, Mrs. Mary B. Homer 's, was just west of Jordan's, and like his was a dwelling with a store in front, kept by Mrs. Homer; her children were Jacob, George W., Annie, and Mary. Some of her descendants I think still live ...