| | Athens:
Charles
P. Stickney, 1840 —
Henry
L. Bowles, 1866 —
Nial
Bemis, 1875 |
| | Bellows Falls, Rockingham:
James
B. Brown, 1885 —
Helen
Stafford, 1917 —
Thomas
Salmon, Jr., c.1960 |
| | Brattleboro:
Harvey
Putnam, 1793 —
Ezra
Clark, 1813 —
Charles
F. Leonard, 1842 —
Julius
J. Estey, 1845 —
Ernest
William Gibson, 1901 —
F.
Elliott Barber, 1912 |
| | Dover:
Kittredge
Haskins, 1836 —
Walter
F. Jones, 1840 |
| | Dummerston:
Charles
Sweetser, 1808 —
Horace
Bemis, 1827 —
George
D. Aiken, 1892 |
| | East Dover, Dover:
Sherman
Adams, 1899 |
| | Grafton:
Sidney
Holmes, 1839 —
Edgar
W. Stoddard, 1846 —
Frank
E. Putnam, c.1857 —
John
Barrett, 1866 |
| | Guilford:
William
B. Cutting, 1827 —
Charles
E. Phelps, 1833 —
F.
N. Burdick, 1839 —
Merton
A. Thomas, 1861 |
| | Halifax:
Norton
P. Otis, 1840 —
J.
Gilbert Stafford, 1856 —
J.
Niles Plumb, 1856 |
| | Houghtonville, Grafton:
Brigham
T. Phelps, 1841 |
| | Jamaica:
Washington
Irving Howard, 1831 —
John
Henry Watson, 1851 —
Orion
M. Barber, 1857 —
Harry
S. Sherwin, 1867 |
| | Londonderry:
Lyman
O. Bolster, 1823 —
Ernest
W. Gibson, 1872 —
Emery
Arnold Melendy, 1874 |
| | Marlboro:
Edson
B. Olds, 1802 —
Porter
Ingram, 1810 —
Edward
Chandler Crosby, 1846 —
Henry
F. Whitney, 1849 —
George
Henry Hamilton, 1883 |
| | Newfane:
Harrison
Gray Otis Blake, 1818 —
Arthur
O. Howe, 1871 |
| | North Londonderry, Londonderry:
Harrison
H. Atwood, 1863 |
| | Putney:
Prescott
Metcalf, 1813 |
| | Rockingham:
S.
S Davis, 1817 |
| | Somerset:
Lyman
E. Knapp, 1837 —
Ozro
E. Hill, 1842 |
| | Stratton:
Charles
H. Grout, 1869 —
Ray
E. Lyman, 1887 |
| | Townshend:
Alphonso
Taft, 1810 —
Adelbert
M. Covey, 1864 |
| | Vernon:
Jonathan
Hunt, 1787 |
| | Wardsboro:
Marshall
Otis Howe, 1832 —
Clarke
C. Fitts, 1870 —
Herbert
G. Barber, 1870 —
Sherman
D. Stocker, c.1874 |
| | Westminster:
William
C. Bradley, 1782 —
George
Edward Wales, 1792 —
Edmund
Burke, 1809 —
Homer
Goodhue, 1811 —
Charles
O. Wright, 1845 —
George
C. Wright, c.1870 |
| | Westminster West, Westminster:
Alfred
Stevens Hall, 1850 |
| | Whitingham:
Brigham
Young, 1801 —
Horace
Boardman Smith, 1826 —
Charles
S. Chase, 1855 —
Farnam
M. Sprague, 1858 —
Harrie
Brigham Chase, 1889 |
| | Wilmington:
F.
M. Crosby, 1830 —
A.
Augustine Butterfield, 1844 —
Charles
Edwin Allard, 1855 —
William
A. Davenport, 1869 —
Don
O. Butterfield, 1875 |
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