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TOWN OF NORWAY
The Heart of Herkimer County
The town was permanently settled around 1787 after an abandoned
effort in 1786. Norway was formed in 1792 immediately after the creation of
Herkimer County. Norway was originally a very large town, and it was
subsequently broken up, directly or indirectly, into about thirty-six new
towns in several counties. In Herkimer County, the Towns of Fairfield (1796),
Russia (1806), Ohio (1823), Wilmurt (now defunct), and Webb (1836) were made
by dividing Norway. Part of Newport was taken from Norway in 1806. The
creation of Oneida County, Lewis County, Clinton County, Hamilton County, and
St. Lawrence County from Herkimer County accounts for the remaining towns
derived from Norway. In 1825, the town's population was 1,168.
Supervisor - Judy
Gokey / Town
Clerk - Lora
Grower / Codes
Enforcer - Frank Ceneviva
Town Board -
Scctt Crossett - Perry Siver - Craig Gillespie -
John Coddington
Codes Enforcer - Frank Ceneviva / Planning Board Chair - Lauren Watson
Highway Superintendent - Howard Eaton |