Abigail Handy

By 1850, the federal census identified Dana as a merchant who at that time owned $24,200 worth of real estate; that same census stated that Maternal Association member Abigail Handy, previously married to a merchant, was the owner of real estate worth $36,000, both among the largest individual investments recorded.
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This bank was directed by nine men, three of whom were married to members of the Association: John C. Hoyt, John H. Handy and James Dana, husbands of Sarah Hoyt, Abigail Handy and Harriet Dwight Dana.