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Postmasters of Salisbury
History of Salisbury, Vermont
Written by John M. Weeks
Published in Middlebury, Vermont by A. H. Copeland in 1860
A post office was established in Salisbury, January 31, 1801, and was located at the village. The following is a list of its post-masters, with the time of the appointment of each.
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Patrick Johnson
Jacob Linsly
Austin Johnson
John M. Weeks
Harvey Deming
John Prout
Abram B. Huntly
Sumner Briggs
William Rustin
Keros K. Howard
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January 31, 1801 to October 10, 1809
October 10, 1809 to February 20, 1815
February 20, 1815 to December 29, 1817
December 29, 1817 to December 28, 1824
December 28, 1824 to August 19, 1847
August 19, 1847 to September 27, 1847
September 27, 1847 to September 24, 1851
September 24, 1851 to October 1852
October 1852 to December 29, 1854
December 29, 1854
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Mr. Howard has held the office up to the present time.
Another post-office was established in the west part of the town, under the name of West Salisbury, July 19, 1850. J. S. Messer was appointed the first post-master and was succeeded by Royal D. Hedden, who holds the office at the present time.
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