If you're looking for the population and steets of Ryegate City, Vermont, you've come to the right place. Listed below are the most recent records we have for the city. If you'd like to see earlier records, you can search the census database for Ryegate City. Then, look at the map below for additional information. The population of Ryegate City is approximately 1,477 people.
Founded in 1770, Ryegate is named for the Harvey Company. Many of the lots in the city are still owned by the company. There are a few prominent families in the city, including Rev. Peter Powers, who preached in Ryegate in 1785. A few years later, Gen. Whitelaw visited Ryegate and called on Rev. Powers. He was the business head of the Company in Scotland and preached from pine money.
Charles E. Dean was born in Ryegate on March 1, 1843, died on June 29, 1909. He was the father of three children: Mary Jane Dutton (Jan. 11, 1848), and Sarah J. Dunn (Jan. 16, 1844). Other notable families in Ryegate are Rev. Jas. Milligan (Jas. Milligan), b. March 24, 1800, and Isabel Alden (Aug. 22, 1848).