1. A. F. Fleming – W. V. RR

2. C. R. Roberts – West Rutland – Born in Rutland VT. Early settler of Marion County, Kansas - Marion County Commissioner, Marion County Surveyor, Clerk of District Court, Marion Township Trustee, Owned a ranch on the Old Santa Fe Trail in McPherson County, Kansas.

3. James Lyman – Pittsburgh, Pa

4. James P. Kehoe – Rutland

5. W. Crampton – Berkshire, VT

6. J. White – Rutland

7. L. White – Williamstown

8. Myron Johnson – Burlington

9. P. Corysen - Do

10. M. Moore - Do

11. R. N. Patch – W. Vt. RR
September 17. 1854


12. George T. Taylor – Rutland

13. (Illegible) – (Illegible)

14. George Lawrence – Rochester,NY

15. John Olsaver – W. Vt. RR

16. C. Fox - Do

17. C. H. Baker – Rutland

18. N. Howard – W. Vt. RR

19. J. W. Farnald – R & W RR

20. Joseph A. Owen – Ticonderoga

September 18, 1854

21. Justin Jennings – Hubbardton – (1793 – 1873) – “Famous as 'Captain Tobe' from St Lawrence to Boston” ; Son of a very early settler in Hubbardton; Though he was a “Democrat in a Republican town” he was elected to the Vermont Legislature, 1849 & 1850

22. Daniel Roberts – Manchester - (1811 – 1899) – Attorney; Personal Attorney to Governor Page; Attorney for SEVERAL railroads in Vermont; Bank Commissioner, 1853 and 1854; Special agent, US Treasury Dept. 1865 and 1866; State's attorney for Chittenden, County, 1868 and 1869; Strongly anti-slavery he was involved with creating the republican party and helped many fugitive slaves escape to Canada and freedom through the Underground Railroad.

23. J. H. Reynolds – Granville – Railroad station agent, Granville

24. Robt R. Lear – S. Falls

25. J. S. Franklin – Woodbury, Vt

26. E. Fisher Jr – (Illegible)

27. E. Ross – Middletown – Elijah Ross (1819 - ?) Justice of the peace Middletown, VT; Town Clerk; Lawyer

28. Lyman L. Thomas - Burlington