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- Rosina Crosby Willcutt in 1907, in the room reserved for her–by deed– when her son took over the property.
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- Bertha Gurney Packard – mother of William A.
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- George Dalrymple – ca. 1916 First WWI soldier to be an amputee, lost a leg. Lived in Chedda’s house (1978) PHS#103-35
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- Thomas Packard and friends on Govenor Hill, building the new barn. ca. 1909 – 1. Cyrus W. Packard 2. ? 3. Tom Packard 4. John Dalrymple 5. Harry Packard 6. ? PHS#103-24
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- “Ned” Edwin Latham Atkins, son of Edwin A. and Mary E. Latham Atkins; grandson of Elisha and Temperance Atkins PHS#1982.32
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- The Mathersons
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- Joseph Beals Jr. and Cyrus Winfield Packard ca. 1892 Camp 55, Sons of Veterans of the Civil War, Plainfield, MA
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- Ethel (Bird) Billings ca. 1907
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- Ethel (Bird) Billings at 3 years old. ca. 1890
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- Bela Dyer and his third wife, Mary (Nash) Dyer PS#103-50B
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- Laura Wilcutt
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- Walter Joy Gurney, son of Armelia White Gurney. ca. 1869 PHS#103-50f
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- Edwin Atkins ca. 1891
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- Jacob Porter
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- Albert Birdca. 1925 PHS#1983-34
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- Charles A. Nash
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- Harold S Packard and daughter, Mari (Packard) Stevens ca. 1895 PHS#103-38
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- The Beals Family – Standing Albert Chester Beals,John Chester Beals, Lillian Roche Beals – seated – Lucinda Elizabeth White Beals, Albert Chester Beals, Jr., Lillian Dorothy Beals, Benjamin Enderson White ca. 1900
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- Center School, Plainfield, MA From left to right: Mary Thorton (May Burt), Earl Dunham, ?, Vern White, Mari Packard (Stevens), Ethel Bird (Billings), ?, Harry Dunham, Roy Bartlett, teacher was Frannie Abbey from Ashfield. Included in photograph are six State boys from Lester Parker’s ca. 1897
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- Jeannelle Warner, 88 years old, whose father built the Billing’s homestead, currently the Steele’s
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- Darwin Beals
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- Tom Lawson’s Family
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- Anne Sears m. Bob Streeter PHS#1982-30
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- Elizabeth (Clark), Will, Alice C. and William Gardiner PHS#103-102b
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- Mary Thorton at 18 years of age. ca. 1905
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- Amelia White Gurney, daughter of Samuel and Polly White PHS#103-50d
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- Mr. and Mrs. (Elizabeth Clark) William Gardiner and Mrs. and Reverend Solomon Clark PHS#103-102a
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- Bela Dyer
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- Ruth and Hester Sears
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- South School Left to right: State boy, Leon Burt, State boy, Elisha Kinney, Rob Clark, Etha Clark, teacher, Flora Rice, Mabel Burt (Montgomery), Leo Demers, Ada McCLoud, Ashley Burt, ? Demers ca. 1907
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- Plainfield boys in front of the Brick Store. Could be a baseball team. c.1915. Courtesy of Mary Connell.