The town of Paris was organized from the town of Whitestown on
April 10, 1792.  It lies on the eastern border of the county near the southeast
corner.  The first town meeting was held on April 2, 1793 in the home of
Moses Foote in Clinton.  Some of the early settlers of the town were John and
Sylvester Butler, Benjamin Barnes, John Humaston, Theodore Gilbert and William Babbitt.

Current Historian:
Bonny L. Niles
2975 Oneida St.
Sauquoit, N.Y. 13456

1850 Sketch of Paris in Rome Citizen

1850 Sketch of Sauquoit in Rome Citizen

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter I

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter II

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter III

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter IV

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter V

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter XV

History of the Town of Paris and the Valley of the SAUQUOIT Chapter XX

Clayville Methodist Church Deaths 1893-1901

Clayville Methodist Church Marriages 1893-1901