Senate Resolution No. 68 commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Town of De Peyster, New York.

Senate Resolution No. 68 commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Town of De Peyster, New York, established in 1825. Originally intended to be named Stillwell, the town was named De Peyster after Smith Stillwell's correspondence with Frederic de Peyster II. Located in St. Lawrence County, De Peyster is bordered by the Oswegatchie River, Black Lake, Mud Lake, and Beaver Creek. The town is known for its outdoor activities and notable residents, including former New York State Senator Patty Ritchie.

Senate Resolution No. 68 commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Town of De Peyster, New York.

Senate Resolution No. 68 commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Town of De Peyster, New York, established in 1825. Originally intended to be named Stillwell, the town was named De Peyster after Smith Stillwell's correspondence with Frederic de Peyster II. Located in St. Lawrence County, De Peyster is bordered by the Oswegatchie River, Black Lake, Mud Lake, and Beaver Creek. The town is known for its outdoor activities and notable residents, including former New York State Senator Patty Ritchie.