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Turnbull, Wm. Paterson, 68.

Tweedale, William, 99.

Umphraville, Angus, 82.

Ure, William Agnew, 110.

Urie, Robert, 17.

Urquhart, Edmond, 102.

Vallance, John, 90.

Verplanck, Gulian C., 37.

Waddell, Rev. James, 19, 84.

Waddell, Moses, 78.

Waldo, Gen. Samuel, 15.

Walker, George, 31.

Walker, Lt.-Gov. James A., 64.

Walker, John, 64.

Walker, William, 29.

Wallace, Charles William, 83.

Wallace, Gov. David, 57.

Wallace, John Findley, 100.

Wallace, Gen. Lew, 82.

Wallace, William Ross, 82.

Warden, William Grey, 101.

Watson, Dr. John, 74.

Watson, Dr. William, 67.

Watts, John, 113.

Weir, John Ferguson, 90.

Weir, Robert Walter, 88.

Wells, John, 109.

Wells, Robert, 109.

Wellstood, John Geikie, 90.

Wellstood, William, 91.

White, Alexander, 31.

Wilkeson, Samuel, 31.

Williamson, Dr. Hugh, 67.

Williamson, John, 89.

Willocks, George, 16.

Wilson, Alexander, 67, 90.

Wilson Henry, 22.

Wilson, V.-Pres. Henry, 41.

Wilson, Rev. James, 36.

Wilson, James (Signer), 38, 48.

Wilson, James, 40.

Wilson, James, 43.

Wilson, James, 91.

Wilson, James Grant, 82.

Wilson, John, 111.

Wilson, John Cochrane, 80.

Wilson, Peter, 77.

Wilson, William, 82.

Wilson, William Bauchop, 43.

Wilson, Pres. Woodrow, 40.

Windrim, James Hamilton, 92.

Winton, Alexander, 98.

Witherspoon, John, 4, 36, 37, 39.

Wood, Mary, 28.

Woodrow, Janet, 40.

Woodrow, Rev. Thomas, 40.

Wright, Fanny, 86.

Wylie, Samuel Brown, 78.

Young, David, 99.

Young, John, 17.

Yule, George, 102.

Zenger, John Peter, 29.

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