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Submitted by mary catherine on Sun, 01/15/2012 - 3:45pm.
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My father about one year old in the coal mining town of Lake Trade, Pa. It was south of Eau Claire and right next to Hilliards, Pa. It no longer exists is now a State Gamelands. His family later moved to Butler, Pa. in 1928 when they closed down the mine.
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