1. Hoit Stevens – Castleton – Dr Hoit Charles Stevens (1833 – 1898) – Graduated from Castleton Medical College in 1854 and went into practice in the Salem, Virginia area. Served in the Roanoke Greys, 28th Virginia Infantry, Army of the Confederate States of America as a hospital steward; Wounded by an exploding shell at Gains Mill on June 27, 1862, mustered out at the end of the year. Justice of the Peace, Roanoke County; Moved to Texas by 1880.

2. Julio Ames – Castleton

3. B. D. Parker – Castleton

4. C. C. Farwell – Castleton

5. Mr Dunn – Templeton, Mass

6. (Illegible) – (Illegible)

7. A. D. Smith – Clarendon – Killed at the Battle of the Wilderness, May 4, 1864

8. George Eddy – Bellows falls

9. Peters – T B R R

10. Jonas C. Learned – Wallingford – Died at 28 in 1859

11. V. D. Watkins – R & B R R

12. P. W. Fleming – Whitehall

13. James (Illegible) – Brandon

14. A. F. Fleming – W V R R

15. W. A. Hodges – Worcester, Mass

16. G. M. Easterly – St Louis, Mo

17. T. Hilt – Pawlet

18. Dr Goodspeed – Granville – Dr. Aaron Goodspeed
19. Alex McNoughton – R & Vt R R

20. G. M. Clark & Lady – Wallingford – Physician

21. H. H. Draper – Rupert, Vt

22. R. B. Johnson – Rutland

23. H. (Illegible) – Granville

24. J. H. Foster -

25. J(?) S(?) Hyde – Wallingford

26. J. C. Matoon(?) - Brandon

27. J. W. Wyman – Walford