This chapter gives an overview of the family life of Jonathan Edwards. It seeks to establish Edwards’s success as a patriarch in colonial New England according to Puritan standards. Beginning with his relationships with his father, Timothy Edwards, and his maternal grandfather, Solomon Stoddard, both pastors, this chapter traces the relational and familial dynamics throughout Edwards’s life. From a young age, Edwards sought to establish himself as a mature and godly man capable of heading a family. After moving to Northampton, Edwards married Sarah Pierpont at the age of 23 and began a family of his own. Together, they had eleven children and ran their household successfully. Edwards’s discipline, kindness, and faithful presence helped him to become a model Puritan patriarch. While Jonathan and Sarah’s lives were both cut short, they left a legacy of love and domestic flourishing behind them when they passed.