Rev. Henry Hobbs, Sr.(1768-1848), began to preach in 1798, and strengthened the church in Waterborough, which had recently been reorganized with eight members by P(elatiah) Tingley. The rest of the church had gone with their pastor to the Baptists. In January, 1800, he visited the Farmington Q.M. with John Buzzell, and assisted in quieting the Locke trouble. He was ordained in Standish, May 22, 1801.
He was one of the original peitioners in 1804 to the Legislature of Massachusetts for a recognition and incorporation of the "Freewill Anti-pedo Baptists" of Maine. It was his sonorous voice which was heard over a mile distant during the grove reformation in August 1808, and which brought Rev. Henry Leach to a sense of his sin. He was clerk of the Parsonfield Q.M.(Quarterly Meeting), and treasurer of the "Maine Freewill Baptist Charitable Society" from its organization, Nov. 27, 1824.
Captain/Lieutenant William Frost of Massachusetts: Born in Kittery, Maine (then part of Massachusetts), he served as a Lieutenant in Colonel Edmund Phinney's 18th Continental Regiment. He was present at Fort Ticonderoga in 1776 and 1777, and also served as a Commissary of Issues and was stationed at Valley Forge.
Jonathan Rolfe was born on 2 August 1695 at New bury, Essex county, Massachusetts. Jonathan died in 1784 at Newbury, Essex county, Massachusetts.
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