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Born in [[Vergennes, Vermont]], Pulcifer learned the printing trade. In 1855, Pulcifer moved to the town [[Category:People from Vergennes, Vermont]] ...

...er moved to [[Colorado]], living there beginning in 1859. He was elected [[Sheriffs in the United States|sheriff]] of [[Boulder, Colorado|Boulder]] in 1863, bu [[Category:Colorado sheriffs]] ...

{{Short description|U.S. Marshal for Vermont}} ...[[Sheriffs in the United States#Vermont|Sheriff]] of [[Washington County, Vermont]] ...

|birth_place = [[Rutland (town), Vermont|Rutland, Vermont]] ...ington was born on February 5, 1787, in [[Rutland (town), Vermont|Rutland, Vermont]]. In 1826, Millington moved to [[Ypsilanti Township, Michigan]].<ref name= ...

{{Short description|U.S. Marshal for Vermont (1921–2003)}} |image = Earle B. McLaughlin (U.S. Marshal for Vermont).jpg ...

...s an American politician and a key figure in the founding of [[Middlebury, Vermont]], and [[Middlebury College]]. ...ttled in Middlebury in 1773. He purchased fifty acres along [[Otter Creek (Vermont)|Otter Creek]], eventually building a number of mills and selling smaller p ...

{{Short description|U.S. Marshal for Vermont}} ...the [[United States District Court for the District of Vermont|District of Vermont]] ...

|office1 = Member of the Vermont [[Governor's Council]] |office2 = Chief Judge of the [[Orange County, Vermont]] Court ...

| image = Edna L. Beard (Vermont state legislator).jpg ...e1 = Member of the [[Vermont Senate]]<br/>from [[Orange County, Vermont|Orange County]] ...

{{Short description|U.S. Marshal for Vermont}} ...the [[United States District Court for the District of Vermont|District of Vermont]] ...

{{About|the politician from Colchester, Vermont|other people|Heman Allen (disambiguation)}} |state1 = [[Vermont]] ...

{{Short description|U.S. Marshal for Vermont}} ...the [[United States District Court for the District of Vermont|District of Vermont]] ...

{{Short description|Political process in Vermont}} ...actice of [[impeachment]] has existed since its pre-statehood era as the [[Vermont Republic]] and has continued into its existence as a state since 1791. Impe ...

| birth_place = Mountsville, [[Vermont]] Peppin was born at Mountsville, [[Vermont]] around October 1841,<ref name=se>{{cite web |url=https://spartacus-educat ...

|birth_place = [[New Haven, Vermont]], U.S. ...nd attended the [[Middlebury College|Middlebury Academy]] in [[Middlebury, Vermont]]. As a young man, he went to work at a wool mill in Middlebury, working h ...

.../www.vtlmi.info/ctswomenworkwagesvt2016.pdf|title=Women, Work and Wages in Vermont|last=Change the Story|date=|website=Vtlmi.info|access-date=April 14, 2017}} ...":2" /> "Currently, 66% of adult women and 69% of adult men participate in Vermont’s labor force, as compared to national averages of 58% of women and 70% o ...

...[Charlestown, New Hampshire]] in 1824, a small town near the border with [[Vermont]]. His father was Frye Barton (1790–1871) and his mother was Judith Power [[Category:Minnesota sheriffs]] ...

'''Elections in [[Vermont]]''' are authorized under Chapter II of the [[Vermont State Constitution]], articles 43–49, which establishes elections for the Elections are regulated under state statute, Title 17. The office of the [[Vermont Secretary of State]] has an Elections Division that oversees the execution ...

...name=":1" /> He also served as village trustee. In 1873, he was elected [[Sheriffs in the United States|sheriff]] of Oswego County and moved with his family t ...e Historic Site|situs of the Battle of Bennington]] in New York instead of Vermont. He wrote two books: "The Old Homestead," about his early life, and "The Wi ...

| birth_place = [[Burlington, Vermont]] ...Waterbury, he also worked as postmaster, and, in 1841, was admitted to the Vermont Bar.<ref name="tremp">{{cite book|url= https://archive.org/details/historyo ...