History of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania: Including Its Early Settlement and Progress to the Present Time ... Also, Portraits of Some of Its Prominent Men, and Biographies of Many of Its Representative Citizens, Volume 1Unigraphic, 1889 - Allegheny County (Pa.) |
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