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production, and other accompanying industries became the major sources of employment and revenue during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Connellsville became known as the "Coke
Capital of the World" due to the amount and quality of coke produced in the city's many beehive ovens.
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1586:Valenti, Kristy (August 10, 2011).
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1965:Upper Tyrone
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1821:Point Marion
1796:Markleysburg
1791:Fayette City
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2194:Indian Head
2126:communities
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1950:Springfield
1945:South Union
1925:North Union
1860:Brownsville
1816:Perryopolis
1766:Brownsville
1702:County seat
1571:February 4,
1472:January 31,
1366:October 12,
1341:October 12,
1214:quarterback
1185:Gene Hasson
1179:Justin Deas
1158:Jim Braxton
1041:Alleghenies
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2224:Leisenring
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2139:Brier Hill
2043:Grindstone
2038:Farmington
2008:Buffington
2003:Bear Rocks
1970:Washington
1955:Springhill
1895:Henry Clay
1842:Vanderbilt
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1786:Fairchance
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1153:the Clarks
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1077:Pittsburgh
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315:Population
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171:79°35′24″W
2323:Footnotes
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2214:Lake Lynn
2099:Rowes Run
2079:New Salem
2018:Deer Lake
2013:Chalkhill
1920:Nicholson
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1852:Townships
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1732:Uniontown
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1607:June 8,
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1073:Chicago
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