1. Jason Kidder – Enfield – (1782 – 1869) – A member of the Shakers

2. A. Bronson – Do

3. L. A. Howland – Rutland

4. H. Button – Wallingford – Judge Harvey Button (1800 - 1887) – Lawyer, Admitted to Vermont Bar 1826, Representative in the Vermont legislature 1844 – 1846, Member of the Vermont Constitutional Convention 1850, Judge of probate for Rutland County 1848 – 1861

5. N. H. Barnes – W Vt RR

6. S. Braty(?) - Rupert, Vt

7. Sewall Flagg – Gardner, Mass

8. Charles L. Lyon – Schenectady

9. Henry Holmes & Son – Grafton, Vt – Delegate to the Vermont Constitutional Convention 1869 - 1870

10. L. C. Ellis – Boston
11. Elisha Allen – Pawlet – Rev Elisha Allen (1794 – 1856) - ALLEN, ELISHA, m. Annis, da. of Dr. Jonathan Safford; settled on the place and built the brick house now owned by Albert A. Boynton.  He was also a leading member of the Methodist church.  He was in the legislature four years, two of them in the senate, judge of the county court three years, town clerk, nineteen years, and director of the Poultney bank several years.  He died in 1856, aged 62.   His oldest son, Horace, m. Kate, da. of Jacob Edgerton, Jr., and d. in St. Paul, Minn., in 1865, aged  43.  He was a graduate of Union College, and an attorney.  He represented Rutland in the legislature two years, and was state senator one year.  His youngest son, Merritt, was an attorney, and died at St. Paul in 1855, aged 24.

12. Henry H. Holden – Galway, NY – (1827 – 1859)

13. A. A. Nicholson – Brandon, Vt - Anson A. Nicholson (1819 – 1877) – Attorney

14. W. L. Farnam – Poultney

15. M. H. Cook – Danby

16. E. Whitford – (Illegible)

17. J. F. Hoil – Philadelphia

18. J. H. Brickett – Nat Ex Co

19. H. Loveland – Woodford, Vt

20. J. W. Newton – A N RR

21. Barnes Frisbie – Middletown, Vt

22. H. H. (Illegible) – Chester

23. A. G. Stocking – New York

24. G. Cary – Do

25. H. Lewis – Syracuse

26. P. Thomas – Whitehall

27. J. H. Smith – Randolph, Vt

28. A. B. Williams – Lowell, MA