1. H. C. Gleason – Cuttingsville

2. 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.

3. P. H. Kellogg – Pittsford

4. L. Briggs – Brandon

5. A. W. Palmer – F RR

6. E. Ross – Middletown

7. E. (Illegible) – Sandy Hill

8. Judge Langdon – Castleton -Benjamin Franklin Langdon (1798 – 1862) – Son of U. S. Congressman Chauncy Langdon; Rutland County Court Judge, 1852 – 1855; Served on the board of directors and was Vice President of the Rutland & Whitehall Railroad Company.

9. B. Frisbie – Middletown – Zenas Barnes Frisbie (1815 – 1893); Attorney, Judge, Represented Poultney in the State House of representatives for several years; Author of: A History of the town of Poultney, Vermont & A History of Middletown, Vermont

10. A. B. Williams – Lowell, Mass

11. P. W. Fleming – Whitehall, NY

12. A. F. Fleming – W Vt RR

13. J. Olsaver - Do

14. C. Fox - Do

15. G. W. Hill - Do

16. S. C. Reed – R & Vt RR

17. G. C. Hutchins – W Vt RR

18. D. R. Houghton - Do

19. R. E. Whitcomb – Middlebury

20. A. Farwell & Lady 2 Children – Havenville, Mass

21. L. Copeland – Middletown

22. H. C. Horton – Vergennes

23. Wm B. Kimball – C. RR

24. Edward King – Mich

25. B. Fish & Wife – Ira

26. S. H. Williams – Pern, NY