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About 175 men went to the front of whom 44 were killed or died from wounds. The Town responded more readily then others for its size. A monument was established in the Village Cemetery in the year 1870 to honor these men.

Civil War Reenactment at Old Stone Barn - Constantia, NY

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Last update 3/16/2009