| | Rutland County (no city given):
Frederick
S. Martin, 1794 —
Julius
S. Barber, 1824 —
Frank
C. Denison, 1850 —
N.
P. Bromley, 1855 —
William
H. Stoddard, c.1859 |
| | Benson:
Stephen
W. Dorsey, 1842 —
Charles
M. King, 1849 —
Jasper
R. Root, 1857 —
William
Franklin Walker, 1865 —
Franklin
W. Kellogg, 1874 |
| | Brandon:
Stephen
A. Douglas, 1813 —
John
W. Pitridge, 1842 —
Harlan
W. Chamberlin, 1842 —
Henry
F. Field, 1843 —
George
Briggs, 1844 —
Samuel
E. Daigneau, 1852 —
Royal
Seger Wetmore, 1856 —
Tom
C. Seager, 1871 —
Charles
I. Button, 1877 |
| | Castleton:
Alexander
W. Buel, 1813 —
Daniel
T. Johnson, 1845 —
Edward
A. Ellis, 1886 |
| | Center Rutland, Rutland town:
Patrick
C. Hulihan, 1856 |
| | Chittenden:
Ernest
L. Breed, 1862 |
| | Clarendon:
George
T. Hodges, 1789 —
Aldace
W. Newton, 1878 |
| | Danby:
John
Grant Otis, 1838 —
Joel
C. Baker, 1838 |
| | Fair Haven:
Chittenden
Lyon, 1787 —
Andrew
N. Adams, 1830 —
John
A. Mead, 1841 —
William
H. Rowland, 1854 —
Joseph
A. McNamara, 1892 |
| | Hubbardton:
A.
K. Wheeler, c.1799 —
Daniel
Azro Millington, 1823 —
Elmer
E. Jennings, 1867 |
| | Ira:
Leonard
F. Wing, 1893 |
| | Mt. Holly:
Mason
D. Chatterton, 1835 —
Morton
A. Ives, 1837 —
Henry
L. Clark, 1847 |
| | Mt. Tabor:
Charles
T. King, 1867 |
| | Middletown (now Middletown Springs):
Albert
Y. Gray, 1844 |
| | Middletown Springs:
John
Emery Buxton, 1839 —
Elbert
O. Farrar, c.1842 —
James
Dudley, 1860 —
Edwin
B. Clift, 1868 |
| | Pawlet:
Hiram
Walden, 1800 —
Allen
C. Mason, 1857 |
| | Pittsfield:
Oscar
Joel Ellis, 1863 |
| | Pittsford:
Charles
S. Colburn, 1833 —
Walter
S. Fenton, 1886 |
| | Poultney:
Heman
Allen of Colchester, 1779 —
Charles
Ripley, 1838 —
Charles
H. Peters, 1852 |
| | Proctor:
Redfield
Proctor, 1879 —
Dan
D. Burditt, Jr., 1888 —
Mortimer
R. Proctor, 1889 —
Asa
S. Bloomer, 1891 —
Francis
A. Crowley, 1909 |
| | Rutland:
John
Deere, 1804 —
George
N. Eayres, 1824 —
John
B. Page, 1826 —
Robert
Pratt, 1845 —
Percival
Wood Clement, 1846 —
Marsh
Olin Perkins, 1849 —
Newman
K. Chaffee, 1868 —
B.
I. Ashmun, 1871 —
Edwin
W. Lawrence, 1881 —
Cleon
A. Perkins, 1896 —
Joseph
F. Radigan, 1905 —
John
A. M. Hinsman, 1911 —
Robert
T. Stafford, 1913 —
James
M. Jeffords, 1934 |
| | Near Rutland:
Louis
L. Kelley, 1848 |
| | Sherburne:
Otis
L. Webb, 1849 |
| | Shrewsbury:
Darwin
A. Finney, 1814 —
Arthur
N. Holden, 1850 —
William
W. Smith, 1865 |
| | Sudbury:
Edwin
A. Merritt, 1828 —
Ellsworth
J. Griffin, 1862 |
| | Tinmouth:
Stephen
Royce, 1787 —
John
W. Cramton, 1826 —
Henry
Ballard, 1839 —
Lester
V. Crosby, 1871 |
| | Wallingford:
Charles
D. Childs, 1830 —
William
Danforth Hulett, 1852 |
| | Wells:
Nathan
F. Lewis, 1879 |
| | West Haven:
Elnathan
B. Adams, 1881 |
| | West Rutland:
Harvey
Hull Johnson, 1808 —
Aldace
F. Walker, 1842 —
Roger
Dwyer, 1858 —
Charles
M. Smith, 1868 —
Charles
Bailey Parker, 1885 —
James
P. Leamy, 1892 |
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