1. S. B. Stone – Hydeville

2. J. Adams – Whitehall

3. T. G. Foster – Cuttingsville – Owner of the carriage shop in Cuttingville. Died in 1873

4. P. O. Rourke – Cuttingsville

5. V. D. Watkins – Clarendon Springs, VT

6. S. F. Smith – Cuttingsville

7. G. C. Hutchins – W. Vt RR

8. Johnson – (Illegible)

9. Jas Rice – Pawlet, Vt

10. (Illegible) - “ “

11. J. B. Remington – Castleton – John B. Remington (1818 – 1892)

12. Curtis T. Black – at Chaffus

13. Chas. Noyes – Lisbon, NH

14. N. Fowler & Lady – Bethel, VT

15. John H. Oakes – Lisbon, NH

16. John Thomas – Quincy, Mass

17. David Clark – Whitehall

18. M. Paige – Bennington

19. Jones Patrick

20. W. D. (Illegible) – (Illegible)

21. J. R. Richardson – Waitsfield

22. H. A. Richardson – Montpelier

23. Geo. Thayer & Lady – (Illegible)

24. B. Squires & two Ladies – (Illegible)

25. J. C. Ripley – Granville

26. Mrs (Illegible)

27. George S. Denison – Royalton – George Stanton Denison (1833 – 1866) Moved to San Antonio, TX. Admitted to the San Antonio Bar and practiced law, 1857 – 1859;
Galveston, 1860 – 1861; Special Agent, U. S. Treasury Dept. 1862; Collector, U. S. Internal Revenue for Louisana, 1862; United States collector of Customs, New Orleans, LA 1862 – 1864; Supervising Agent for U. S. Treasury Dept. for Texas, 1865 – 1866. Died and buried at sea en route from New Orleans to Philadelphia, August 24, 1866. The City of Denison, TX was possibly named in his honor.

28. (Illegible) Sawyer - Royalton