1. S. B. Colby – Montpelier – Stoddard Benham Colby (1816 – 1867) – Graduate of Dartmouth College, 1836; Admitted to the Vermont Bar, 1838; State Representative from Derby, VT, 1841; Appointed Register of the United States Treasury and assumed office, August 12, 1864; Unsuccessfully ran for United States Congress, 1856; Received an honorary LL.D. from Norwich University, 1867.

2. R. M. Gleason – Thetford – Richard Mills Gleason (1798 - ?) - Settled in Thetford in 1833. He moved to the Norwich in an area known as “Gleason's Flatts”; He erected mills and dealt heavily in lumber. Served as Justice, Town Agent, and Selectman of Union Village.

3. John Rolon – Boston

4. D. C. A. Richardson – Montpelier – Don Carlos A. Richardson (1827 – 1873)

5. V. D. Watkins – R & B RR

6. Mr Peek – Montpelier – Attorney from Montpelier “Peek & Colby”

7. Judge Phelps – Middlebury, Vt – Senator Samuel Shethar Phelps (1793 – 1855); Graduated from Yale University, 1811; Served as Military Paymaster during War of 1812; Served in Vermont Legislature, 1821 – 1832; Judge on Vermont Supreme Court, 1832 – 1838; Served in the United States Senate as a Whig, 1839 – 1851( Chaired several committees: Committee on the Militia, Committee on Revolutionary Claims, Committee on Pensions, Committee on Patents and the Patent Office, and the Committee on Territories ); Returned to the Senate on January 7, 1853 to fill the expired term of Senator William Upham, who had died in office, and served until March 16, 1854; Father of Edward John Phelps.

8. Mr Prentice & Wife Daughter – Montpelier

9. A. Abbot – Burlington

10. J. Abbot - Do

11. E. Prentice – Montpelier

12. Mr Prentice - Do

13. Judge Prentice - Do - Samuel Prentice (Prentiss) (1782 – 1757); Vermont State Representative, 1824 – 1825; Vermont Supreme Court Justice, 1825 – 1830; Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court, 1829 – 1830; US Senator from Vermont, 1831 – 1842; US District Court Judge, District of Vermont, Nominated by John Tyler, April 8, 1842, Confirmed by the Senate, April 8, 1842; Received his commission on April 8, 1842; Terminated on January 15, 1857,due to his death.

14. E. Howe – Londonderry

15. H. Stewart - Do

16. W. Stewart - Do

17. A. Boynton – Hatfield

18. J. Burt – Essex, Vt

19. W. C. Potter – Schroon Lake, NY

20. A. S. Green – Victor, NY

21. J. J. Dean – Brandon

22. J. C. Tripp – Stony Creek, NY

23. J. L. Bliss – Brandon

24. J. W. Cheney - Do

25. William H. Banks – (Illegible)

26. (Illegible) – (Illegible)

27. M. Jennings - (Illegible)