

4399 County Route 10, Depeyster, NY 13633
PO Box 17, Depeyster, NY 13633 || 315-214-9738



Frederic de Peyster
The town was established in 1825 from parts of the towns of DeKalb and Oswegatchie. The town name was proposed to be "Stilwell” after prominent resident Smith Stilwell, but he declined on the grounds that”some one among the proprietors, might be willing to make the town a liberal present, for the privilege of giving it their name.”
Thus, a correspondence was opened with landowner Frederic de Peyster, whose name was ultimately chosen for the new town. (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

WAR OF 1812
KELLOGG'S INN STOOD NEAR
THIS SITE. ON FEB. 22, 1813,
FORSYTHE'S RIFLES AND LOCAL
CITIZENS SEEK REFUGE HERE AFTER
THE BRITISH CAPTURE OGDENSBURG.
WILLIAM S. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2014