1. S. Moody – California

2. Mason Briggs – Manchester

3. P. W. Perrin – R & Vt RR

4. S. W. Angevin – W. Poultney

5. P. C. Angevin – W. Poultney

6. Addison Clark – Chester

7. H. Merriman & Son – Bradford, Ny

8. H. P. Burleigh – M S C R R

9. W. H. Bagley & Wife -

10. Mrs Gorney & Child

11. Isaac Grant

12. P. Thomas – S Vt RR

13. P. W. Fleming – Whitehall

14. J. B. Ames and (illegible) - Castleton

15. A. R. Flanagan – Boston

16. Sam. E. Adams – on duty Burlington - Colonel Samuel Emery Adams (1828 – 1912) – Route Agent Boston, MA to Burlington, VT Appointed by President Pierce 1853 – 1855 Resigned due to severe Bronchial Problems, Moved to Minnesota in hopes of finding relief; Postmaster (Special agent) MN & IA 1859 - ?; Minnesota State Senator 1st and 2nd State legislative Sessions, 1857 – 1860; United States Army Paymaster Appointed by Abraham Lincoln, 1862 – 1866; Breveted Lieutenant- Colonel for “Meritorious services in the field”, 1865; Receiver, United States Land Office, Saint Cloud, Minnesota, 1860 – 1861; Admitted to the Minnesota Bar in 1862; President of the Minnesota State Agricultural Society, 1879; Editor and Proprietor of the Wright County Times; Minneapolis City Alderman, 1892 – 1900; Member and President of the Monticello Minnesota Board of Education; Master of the State Grange 8 years and of the Federal Grange 2 years.

17. J. T. Gorham – Pitford, VT– Captain James T. Gorham (1834 – 1866) – Commander Company G of the 9th Regiment Vermont Volunteers

18. J. W. Furnald – R & W RR

19. A. F. Fleming – W Vt RR

20. C. Fox – Do

21. L. A. Powers – Do

22. A. R. Earl – Buffalo

23. A. D. Morehouse – Shelbourne

24. James S. Cook & Wife & Child – Lyme, NH

25. James F Hill

26. H. C. Whitcomb – Castleton, VT