Prisoner of War Camp in World War II

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Prisoner of War Camp in World War II

During World War II, there was a shortage of labor on the home front and especially in upstate NY. POW labor was the solution.

Elias Quereau Dutton

Agriculture was the economic backbone for most of the region. Modern times called for modern machinery and thus the need for experienced founders. EQ Dutton was one of those men.

Edward “Ned” Kennedy

This is a story of one man’s lifelong passion that has been passed down through generations and whose musical prowess can still be heard today.

Colonel Silas Titus

The Titus family has long been known as one of the earliest families at Jakway Corners aka Village of Cato.  [image taken from https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/69/Silas_Titus_old.jpg]