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| | Town of Constantia |
 | | D., R. The village of Constantia, a station on the New York and Oswego Midland railroad, pleasantly situated at the mouth of Scriba creek, was incorporated in 1836, but has since ceased to exercise its corporate rights. |
 | | Although a stock company had been incorporated under the name of the Constantia iron company as early as March 9, 1814, they had not commenced operations, and it was not until they were succeeded, about 1830, by the American iron company (consisting of Nathan J. Stiles, John C. Coffin, and others) that work was begun. |
 | | The village of Constantia was incorporated by a special act passed May 25, 1836. |
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