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1 Chittenden county Bolton Established May 1, 1812 Discontinued : July 27, 1835 Reestablished : August 13, 1835 Discontinued : April 21, 1860 Reestablished : May 25, 1860 Discontinued : February 17, 1871 Reestablished : February 28, 1871 Discontinued : May 15, effective June 30, 1947, service from Waterbury James Whitcomb 1 May Almon Whitcomb 27 January Almon Whitcomb Joseph Smith Alexander Smith Edward W. Bates 13 August April June February no return Charles E. Whitcomb Edwin R. Morse Mrs. Nancy H. Bishop 25 May May January James A. Allen Daniel Shaw Edmund W. Bruce James F. Whalen Ellen Whalen Thomas B. Whalen 28 February September May April September December 1886
2 Anna J. Whalen Burton H. Bohannan Clarence R. Brush Sarah R. Brush Margaret Horrigan Margaret H. Blodgett Katharine A. Phillips 29 August August August August August December September 1909
3 Brookside Established : February 1, 1893 Discontinued : August 15, 1910, service from Essex Junction Elihue H. Ruggles 1 February 1893
4 Burlington (presidential office first noted from May 9, 1843) Established : October 19, 1791 Amos Hutchins 19 October 1791 John Fay 12 June 1792 Cornelius P. Van Ness *1 July 1809 Jason Chamberlin 6 March 1814 Elijah D. Harmon 22 January Almon Warner 17 October Ephraim Mills 26 September Henry B. Stacey 12 May 1841 Dana Winslow William Noble George H. Paul Luther P. Blodgett Douglas A. Danforth George G. Benedict Samuel Huntington William H. Hoyt George H. Bigelow George G. Benedict Buel J. Derby George W. Beckwith Charles F. Wheeler William E. Hall Buel J. Derby 9 May June March May April 28 March 20 March 16 October April 30 March March February January January February , , , , , , , , , , , , /21/09, per Stets 1, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,832.79
5 Champlain Established : June 22, 1894 Discontinued : September 7, effective September 30, 1901, service from Milton James Logue 22 June 1894
6 Charlotte (1) East Charlotte (1) Charlotte (1) East Charlotte (1) Established : January 31, 1800 Name changed to East Charlotte : October 27, 1875 Name shortened to Charlotte : November 3, 1875 Name changed to East Charlotte : December 14, 1875 Discontinued : September 7, effective September 30, 1901 Hezekiah Barnes 31 January 1800 Wheeler Barnes 8 April 1802 Hezekiah Barnes, Jr. 12 July 1808 Noble Lovely William Noble Cyrus B. Martin Caleb E. Barton Cyrus B. Martin Samuel H. Barnes Abiel H. Lyons Caleb E. Barton John Quinlin Ezra Alexander C.C. Torrey Mrs. Nancy C. Pope Charles C. Torrey Ezra Hosford Joseph S. Shaw Annie J. Quinlan John R. Taggart Joseph J. Quinlan (F.A. Ellison) 17 March March January May April May August December 29 May May 4 August 1875 East Charlotte 27 October 1875 Charlotte 3 November 1875 East Charlotte 14 December October January June June 1893 (2 November 1898) no split (not eligible) Samuel H
7 Mrs. Alice Ellison 21 November 1898 Charlotte (2) (see West Charlotte) Colchester (presidential office July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1947, from July 1, 1948) Established : April 28, 1813 Discontinued : October 29, 1813 Reestablished : December 6, 1832 Discontinued : December 9, 1835 Reestablished : January 6, 1836 Barachius Farnham 28 April 1813 John W. Weaver 6 December Cassius Phelps George M. Sharp Ebenezer S. Hine John Scullin John F. Day Frank C. Parsons Alfred W. Howard Ira Lord Robert J. White Leslie L. Walcott Lucian M. Mead John M. Wright John H. Lyon 6 January October August 19 March 26 January 31 March September May January January January January January
8 East Charlotte (1) (see Charlotte (1)) East Charlotte (2) (see West Charlotte) Essex Established : November 7, 1820 (1841, per Forte) Service suspended : February28, 1991 Discontinued : February 5, 1994, became classified branch of Essex Junction Roswell Butler 7 November Albert Stevens 15 March Truman Powell 21 January David Tyler 9 June Irad C. Day Billy B. Butler Isaac B. Bowdish Thaddeus R. Fletcher Lorin Tyler Jesse Carpenter Reuben Ferguson Timothy W.R. Nichols Asaph M. Butler Henry E. Butler Reuben Ferguson Lyman A. Williams George H. Brown Lewis M. Wool George H. Brown Leonard J. Bixby Almond F. Farnsworth 21 June December March July October September June February 30 August 17 April 9 March 8 April 16 December December May June June no split
9 Essex Junction (see Painesville) Fay s Corner Established : June 3, 1890 Discontinued : August 6, effective August 15, 1892, service from Richmond Mrs. Salome Fay 3 June 1890 Hanksville Established : July 13, 1893 Discontinued : September 15, 1909 service from Slacksboro Joseph L. Bean 13 July 1893 Bial C. Shattuck 16 June 1897
10 Hinesburg Hinesburgh Hinesburg (presidential office from July 1, 1944) Established : *July 1, 1803 Spelling changed (add final h ) : by 1828 Spelling changed (no final h ) : September 26, 1894 Erastus Bostwick *1 July 1803 Michael Hinsdill 10 June Samuel Hurlburt Thomas W. Gibb Edward W. Gibb Marvin Leonard Nathaniel Miles Leonard Andrews Anson H. Weed Guy D. Boynton Mark Glynn Guy D. Boynton 12 May January December October 28 March 24 March November October September September /10/02, per Stets Hurlbut
11 Huntingdon - Huntington (Established August 10, 1802, per Stets, not on USPS web, no indication that was in operation) Established : January 6, 1827 Spelling changed to Huntington : date not provided (by 1842 appointment register) (Jabez Fargo) (10 August 1802) Amos Dike Alexander Ferguson Cyrus Johns Orange Dike Stephen Bartlett Lindley M. Vittum John E. Woodworth Daniel B. Hale Ruth Crane Solomon Johns Ansel Eddy Joel M. Johnson George E. Johnson Rollin C. Bromley George W. Sayles Solomon Johns George W. Sayles Wesley M. Johnson Smiley E. Kenyon 6 January October October 1840 Huntington 15 March January September January May June February July June 17 March May February Juy October March February no split
12 Huntington Centre Established : August 10, Spelling changed (Center) : April 1, 1893 Discontinued : August 18, effective August 31, 1960, service from Huntington Alonzo H. Loveland 10 August Erasmus M. Kent Calvin Dearborn Magene J. Ellis Edson W. Ellis Henry M. Small Harry M. Small Fred G. Norton Herman A. Gillette Clara C. Norton Orvis H. Ellis John Miles 13 September January February March July August November April April December May Jericho (1) Established : August 28, 1797 Discontinued : April 20, 1833 Justin Morgan 28 August 1797 Roderick Messinger 1 September 1798 William S. Messinger *1 October 1806 Pliny Blackman 1 January 1811 Prosper Blackman John Bliss Joseph Porter Frederick Fletcher 11 February April November August Jericho (2) (see Jericho Four Corners)
13 Jericho Centre (noted private in 1832 appointment register) Established : February 26, 1834 Spelling changed (Center) : March 2, 1894 Discontinued : August 19, effective September 30, 1901, service from Jericho (2) Jamin Hamilton 26 February Simeon Bicknell 16 February Abram Jackson 29 July Horace A. Dixon 28 April Edgar H. Lane 13 July 1849 Orla Thompson William T. Lee Lucius L. Lane Edgar H. Lane Wareham N. Pierce Edgar H. Lane Henry W. Jordan Silas Ransom Eugene B. Jordan Gertrude F. Jordan 5 December July 21 April 12 October October September November March February July
14 Jericho Four Corners Jericho (2) (presidential office from January 1, 1921) Established : June 11, 1832 Name shortened to Jericho : May 14, 1833 David A. Smalley 11 June Jericho (14 May 1833) 1835 Horatio N. Wells 29 September 1835 Frederick Fletcher 22 July 1836 S.M. Parsons Silas C. Witherby George B. Oakes Ambrose S. Mears Benjamin Y. Warner Stephen G. Abbott Lucian B. Howe George B. Oakes Lucien B. Howe George B. Oakes Azariah B. Remington George H. Hill Henry M. Field John A. Percival Cornelius S. Palmer Henry M. Field John A. Percival E.B. Williams Harlow N. Percival Enos B. Williams Sidney S. Thomson (F.D. McGinnis) Enos B. Williams 29 January April July July July 3 January April June 9 March 17 October May 15 June 12 January January June February July December September April July 1893 (2 October 1895) 9 June no split no split (resc. 9 Oct. 95)
15 Jonesville Established : December 30, 1850 (Discontinued : May 19, effective June 3, 1966, service from Richmond, resc. June 2) Bertram N. Jones 30 December 1850 Jabez R. Jones 2 August 1852 Amasa H. Grovenor 1 September Hiram McDonald 2 April Ira W. Sayles 18 September Ansel Eddy Henry Gillett Ira E. Town Frank B. Gillett Wesley A. Church 23 November April January November March Mallett Bay Established : January 9, 1882 Discontinued : September 7, effective September 30, 1901, service from Winooski (Charles L. Sanford) (27 December 1881) Alexander C. Morrison 9 January 1882 Willard Thayer 21 April 1884 (declined)
16 Milton (presidential office from October 1, 1907) Established : *January 1, 1806 Thomas Dewey *1 January 1806 Jessee P. Carpenter 17 June 1811 Joseph Prentis 4 May Stephen Hoxie 9 February Lyman Burgess 10 August Samuel M. St. John 15 October George Ayres Hiram B. Smith George Ayres Hiram B. Smith Jed P. Clark Horatio G. Boardman Ebenezer Whitney Ell Barnum Oliver E. Coon Homer E. Powell Aaron B. Story David L. Field Alton B. Ashley 21 August September August May 19 March 12 April 23 April February September August March June March no split c. 1804, per Stets
17 Miltonborough Miltonboro Established : August 10, 1888 Name shortened to Miltonboro : July 19, 1897 Discontinued : March 25, effective April 30, 1903, service from Milton Miss Jennie Morgan 10 August 1888 Miltonboro David R. Bean 19 July 1897 Milton Centre Established : May 21, 1890 Discontinued : February 6, 1896, service from Milton Ell Barnum 21 May 1890 Miss Eunice H. Gale 11 August 1891 Nashville Established : October 25, 1889 Discontinued : August 19, effective September 30, 1901, service from Jericho (2) Ansel Nash 25 October 1889 Fletcher D. McGinnis 9 October 1895 North Underhill Established : April 7, 1864 Discontinued : December 23, 1907, effective January 31, 1908, service from Underhill Joseph Robinson 7 April 1864 Fillmore J. Robinson 26 October
18 North Williston Established : May 11, Discontinued : December 8, effective November 30, 1942, service from Williston Frederick H. Simonds 11 May Henry W. Thomson 22 April 1868 Jonathan R. Talcott 30 December 1872 John Whitcomb 24 February 1879 Roswell E. Brown 9 September 1892 James E. Kennedy 18 August 1896 George F. Irish 20 July Painesville Essex Junction (presidential office from January 31, 1899) Established : December 10, 1849 Name changed to Essex Junction : February 14, Henry Stanton 10 December 1849 Elijah G. Stanton Henry Stanton Edwin Stanton Albert Stevens Norman Brownell Edgar A. Beach George R. Beach Edgar A. Beach James A. Donahue Warner B. Nichols James H. Viele 20 October 17 November 16 April 12 November March 1864 Essex Junction (14 February ) 28 March August May March April January
19 Pleasant Valley Established in Chittenden county : April 10, Located in Lamoille county : May 23, 1893 Discontinued : July 14, 1903, service from Cambridge Martin P. Richardson 10 April John Duffey 23 March Edgar M. Strait Cyrus T. Smith Alfred W. Putnam Zenas D. Buker (Carroll N. Stygles) 22 January November 29 September April 1882 (31 May 1895) Queen City Park Established : July 10, 1897 Discontinued : December 30, 1931, effective January 15, 1932, service from Burlington Stephen F. Storrs 10 July 1897 John Eastwood 18 June 1898 Glenn P. Tarbell 19 June 1899 Isaac W. Hatch 7 July 1900 F.M. Hunt 20 June 1906
20 Richmond (presidential office from January 1, 1906) Established : *October 1, 1808 (Discontinued : June 2, effective June 3, 1966, service from Jonesville, rescinded) Joel Brownson *1 October 1808 Isaac Gleason *1 January 1810 Moor Russell 16 March 1811 Thomas Brownson Sally Brownson William P. Briggs Benjamin Bishop Abraham Smith Amos B. Bishop Kilburn Whitcomb William Rhodes, Jr. Charles M. Huntington Kilburn Whitcomb John Delaware, Jr. Paul Bishop John Kennedy Charles M. Huntington Reuben Nims Francis H. Joyner John L. Mason Henry A. Hodges Edgar T. Jacobs A.B. Edwards Miss Johanna Barron Edgar T. Jacobs 11 November June June May October December March July July May October May October August October August 30 December 14 October September July March November by 11/03, per Stets
21 Arthur E. Ellis Thomas Henley Ralph E. Jones Ira Towne 30 March October June February 1909
22 Riverside Established : July 19, 1892 Discontinued : August 8, 1894, service from Underhill Reestablished : July 20, 1898 Discontinued : May 25, effective June 30, 1934, service from Underhill Barney E. Mead 19 July 1892 Chauncey H. Hayden 4 November 1893 Edward S. Whitcomb, Jr. Ella Whitcomb Mrs. Alice Hayden 20 July August May 1909
23 Saint George Established : February 1, 1838 Discontinued : May 20, 1841 Reestablished : September 21, 1842 Discontinued : February 25, Reestablished : May 4, 1858 Discontinued : September 7, effective September 30, 1901, service from Shelburne George B. Isham 1 February Reuben Lockwood Joel C. Higbee Ira O. Lockwood John P. Wheeler Ira O. Lockwood Linas Linkon 21 September August April July January 29 March no return Ira O. Lockwood William B. Mobbs Norman Isham Hiram H. Sibley Miss Kate L. Noonan Maranda S.J. Wescott Nellie E. Gates Edward R. Sufton 4 May March December January August October May January
24 Shelburne (Shelburn to appointment register) (presidential office from January 1, 1921) Established : January 13, 1814 Isaac R. Harrington 13 January 1814 Edward Pierson 16 May Oran Isham Cyrus McLaughlen Garrard Burritt Henry S. Morse George B. Isham Cassius P. Williams John Simonds, 2d George B. Isham Cornelius H. Harrington John J. Simonds Mrs. Ann M. Lowry Henry W. Tracy Agnes Gribbin Mary A. Gribbin (Miss Juliette H. Patterson) Mary A. Hurley John J. Collamer 10 March March January September May February August January 7 December 18 June 3 May 20 March December September 1888 (23 October 1889) 26 May February no split (resc. 20 Nov. 89)
25 South Hinesburgh Established : July 9, 1866 Discontinued : January 6, 1874 Elhanan W. Davis 9 July 1866 Thomas Hoyt 12 February 1868 Austin W. Hill 6 July Talcott Established : June 29, 1897 Discontinued : September 11, effective September 30, 1903, service from Williston David J. Talcott 29 June 1897 Thompson Point (a summer office) Established : July 8, 1899 Discontinued : October 1, effective October 15, 1921, service from Charlotte (2) (Sidney E. Russell) (4 May 1899) Mrs. Helen A. Williams 8 July 1899 Millard F. Muzzy 8 May 1908 Timothy E. Dillon 24 August 1909 (declined)
26 Underhill (presidential office October 1, 1922 to June 30, 1934, from July 1, 1943) Established : March 31, 1826 Cyrus Birge 31 March Elijah Birge 4 April Henry Oakes 13 May John H. Tower 5 August John H. Tower, Jr. Hiram Dow Henry Oakes Seth W. Mead Lewis P. Carleton William Terrill Lewis P. Carleton William Terrill Darwin G. French Edmund W. Hurlburt Darwin G. French John J. Monahan Amos C. Humphrey George E. Terrill Homer A. Barrows Lucius C. Fowler 24 October December 10 September November 7 March 23 July 17 October July 25 July September December July December May May September
27 Underhill Centre Established : December 30, 1850 Spelling changed (Center) : December 9, 1893 Benjamin M. Burbank 30 December 1850 John Choate 19 April Benjamin M. Burbank 28 March Clark W. Reynolds 2 October 1862 Loudus F. Terrill Gaylord A. Terrill Samuel Deavitt Gaylord A. Terrill Rose A. Brown Gaylord A. Terrill Carrie F. Henry Edwin W. Henry 15 March 12 December August July 1889 Underhill Center 9 December December November April
28 Waterbury (presidential office from March 2, ) Established in Chittenden county : May 7, 1801 Located in Washington county : December 1, 1810 (Jefferson to 1814) George Kenner 7 May 1801 Calvin Deming *1 July 1810 (Daniel Lathrop) (*1 April 1812) (1816) (Daniel Dimon) (12 February 1817) (1817) (1819) (Henry F. Janes) (29 March 1820) (1821) (1823) (1825) (1827) (1829) (1831) (Charles R. Cleaves) (Luther Cleaves) (Charles C. Armes) (Rufus C. Smith) (Ahira S. Richardson) (Thomas B. Scagel) (Rufus C. Smith) (Thomas B. Scagel) (Nathaniel King Brown) (John F. Henry) (Justin W. Moody) (George W. Morse) (Justin W. Moody) (Guin B. Evans) (Mark H. Moody) (24 February 1831) (27 October 1834) (28 July 1838) (15 January 1842 (14 August 1843) (9 December 1847) (9 April 1849) (17 May ) (5 June ) (15 December 1864) (11 December ) (7 August 1885) (24 March 1890) (14 March 1894) (31 March 1898) (1833) (1835) (1837) (1839) (1841) (1843) (1845) (1847) (1849) () () () () () () () () () () , , /7/02, per Stets Joseph Lewis
29 West Bolton Established : December 30, 1850 Discontinued : August 30, effective September 30, 1940, service from Jericho (2) Franklin D. Colton 30 December 1850 Moses L. Colton 12 March 1852 William S. Hurlburt Rufus Harris John B. Morse Smith A. Hall Henry W. Webster Rufus Harris Frederick W. Hall W.A. Hall Mabel L. Hall George A. Pease Des R. Harris (Rufus Harris) Mabel L. Hall Willis H. Stevens Emma L. Stevens George A. Pease Henry T. Davidson (W.H. Stevens) Willis H. Stevens Walter H. Davis Herbert F. Davis Stanley H. Tomlinson Albert Minckler 7 September 12 November 12 March March August December May September October July February 1889 (25 February 1889) 9 May March September February February 1897 (17 May 1897) 20 May November April January June (not comm.) (withdrawn)
30 West Charlotte East Charlotte (2) West Charlotte Charlotte (2) (presidential office from October 1, 1913) Established : December 21, 1868 Name changed to East Charlotte : November 3, 1875 Name changed to West Charlotte : November 18, 1875 Name shortened to Charlotte : November 25, 1879 Luther R. Hubbell Mrs. Nancy C. Pope Nancy C. Bush 21 December 1868 East Charlotte 3 November 1875 West Charlotte (18 November 1875) Charlotte (25 November 1879) 21 January
31 Westford Established : September 14, 1815 William P. Richardson 14 September 1815 Udney H. Penniman 6 February 1817 William Wood 14 October 1818 Erastus Field Josephus Whipple John R. Halbert Danforth Wales John R. Halbert Ezra W. Sherman Stedman G. Meriam Harry B. Hine James Nichols Harminus Halbert Mackson Burdick William Henry Edwin Hard Noah Tyler George Hobart James H. Macomber Lyman M. Brigham L.C. Nichols Irving E. Huntley William Weaver John A. Stuart Nathan C. Dimick Anna E. Hartz Irving E. Huntley Edwin B. Rice Clarence H. Noyes Earl H. Perry 8 October March January March August November June July May July December 9 March March January 26 March 27 February July 9 April December May September October October November June July October no split not separate
32 West Milton Established : October 23, 1832 Discontinued : September 7, effective September 30, 1901, service from Milton Calvin Deming 23 October Abram B. Olin Albert G. Whittemore Chauncey C. Drake Rodolphus Sanderson Victor Adams Moses L. Colton Chauncey L. Drake Ell Barnum Moses D. Herrick David L. Field Henry F. Lyon David L. Field A.J. Lamb Henry A. Lamb Charles E. Osgood Charles H. Wright Frank E. Blake 24 January November October June June 12 March June 9 December April December September May February February October April April no split
33 Williston Established : by November 1803 Ebenezer Judson by November 1803 Noah Corning *1 April 1810 Chauncey Brownell 12 June 1812 Isaac F. Hyde David French Horace L. Nichols Abraham V. Holley Jonas G. Chittenden James W. Hurlbut Truman A. Chittenden Edwin R. Crane Smith Wright Jason Clark Anna J. Burke James Burke Charles D. Warren James Burke Charles D. Warren Josie P. Warren 9 December September September March July July July 15 April December September October September October December November August Winooski (see Winooski Falls)
34 Winooski Falls Winooski (presidential office July 6, 1877 to December 9, 1886, from January 16, 1888) Established : May 27, 1846 Name shortened to Winooski : October 29, 1879 Discontinued : July 12, effective July 31, 1901, became station of Burlington William B. Hatch 27 May Silas C. Isham Joseph B. Small George P. Woods Charles F. Storrs George T. Smith Lemuel B. Platt, Jr. James W. Edwards Christopher Gordon Christopher G. Allard Samuel Bigwood Christopher G. Allard Austin O. Spoor 26 July June 9 March 13 April 12 April March 6 July 1877 Winooski (29 October 1879) 9 December June July May September
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