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List of towns, formation dates, and other details
Covert | |
c. 1793 Settled at Goodwins Point | |
1817 Formed in new Tompkins County from Town of Ovid | |
1819 Transferred back to Seneca County | |
1826 Daughter town Lodi formed | |
Fayette | |
1789 Settlers from Pennsylvania | |
1800 Formed in Cayuga County as Town of Washington from Town of Romulus | |
1803 Daughter town Junius formed | |
1804 Transferred to new county of Seneca | |
1808 Name changed to Fayette | |
Galen | |
In Seneca County 1812–1823 | |
Hector | |
In Seneca County 1804–1817 | |
Junius | |
1795 Settled | |
1803 Formed in Cayuga County from Town of Washington (now Fayette) | |
1804 Transferred to new county of Seneca | |
1807 Daughter town Wolcott formed | |
1812 Daughter town Galen formed | |
1829 Daughter towns Seneca Falls, Tyre, and Waterloo formed | |
Lodi | |
1789 Settlers from Pennsylvania | |
1826 Formed from Town of Covert | |
Ovid | |
1789 Settlers from New Jersey and Pennsylvania | |
1794 Formed as a town in Onondaga County | |
1799 Transferred to new county of Cayuga | |
1802 Daughter town Hector formed | |
1804 Transferred to new county of Seneca | |
1817 Daughter town Covert formed in new Tompkins County | |
Romulus | |
1789 Settled | |
1794 Formed as a town in Onondaga County | |
1799 Transferred to new county of Cayuga | |
1800 Daughter town Washington (now Fayette) formed | |
1804 Transferred to new county of Seneca | |
1830 Daughter town Varick formed | |
Seneca Falls | |
1787 Settlers from Ulster County | |
1829 Formed from Town of Junius | |
Tyre | |
1794 Settlers from New Jersey | |
1829 Formed from Town of Junius | |
Varick | |
1789 Settled | |
1830 Formed from Town of Romulus | |
Washington | |
Name for Town of Fayette 1800–1808 | |
Waterloo | |
1759 Settlers from Rhode Island | |
1829 Formed from Town of Junius | |
Wolcott | |
In Seneca County 1807–1823 |