Vermont AHGP
Part of the American History and
Genealogy Project
Lawyers, Physicians, Postmasters
Lawyers who have practiced in this town to 1878.
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John L. Buck
B. F. Chamberlain Heman Carpenter F. V. Randall A. V. H. Carpenter |
A. C. May Charles H. Joyce Geo. M. Fisk C. N. Carpenter James N. Johnson |
E. J. McWain Frank Plumley C. D. Joslyn Cyrus M. Johnston |
Lawyers since Gregory's book
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F. R. Bates D. Webster |
B. F. Chamberlin Edward Farr |
Physicians of Northfield
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Nathaniel Robinson
Jeptha White Benjamin Porter Julius Easterbrook John Work Clifton Claggett Numan R. Dryer Samuel W. Thayer Washington Cochran Jared Barrett |
Edward H. Williams
Joshua B. Smith George Nichols Edwin Porter P. D. Bradford Samuel Keith M. McClearn Daniel Bates P. E. O. Chase S. H. Colburn |
M. F. Styles G. W. Colton J. Draper H. C. Brigham Leonard Thresher W. B. Mayo O. O. Davis L. W. Hanson J. H. Winch _____ Green |
| Oliver Averill
John E. McClure Volney H. Averill Elijah Smith J. A. S. White Wm. Rogers |
Francis V. Randall
James Currier Roswell Dewey Geo. W. Soper J. H. Orcutt |
The Paper Carrier
Henry Dewey, of Randolph, was the first regular paper carrier for this town, by bringing the weekly news, and Ambrose Nichols, the second. The paper carrier was always a welcome visitor. When the tin horn sounded his approach, the children were on tip-toe, and would rush out to the highway to get their papers, which were read with great avidity. A paper once a week was considered a very great blessing.
Source: History of Washington County Vermont, Collated and Published by Abby Maria Hemenway, 1882.
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