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• <br />4 _a r, + ii �� • t` v; <br />r , f• <br />This photo taken by Frank Jacoe shows four of the Latronico daughters. <br />Elaine Latronico is identified in the middle. <br />The Latronico children grew up in the house at 945 Caledonia with cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents <br />living in close proximity. Through marriage, the Latronicos were also related to the Jacoe and Jordinelli families. <br />Frank Jacoe was an amateur photographer and photographed members of the Latronico family throughout the <br />1910s-1920s. <br />This photo from Frank Jacoe's album is titled <br />"Mrs. Latronico and Girls." <br />In 1920, Mariarosa LaSalle [La Salla] sold Lot 5 <br />to Philip Latronico. Most of the children were <br />grown and found careers outside of coal <br />mining. At least four daughters (Mary, Mamie, <br />Anne, Elaine) attended college and went on to <br />successful careers in teaching. Of the sons, it is <br />known that Joseph worked at a bank and Louis <br />(Gene) became a professor in chemical <br />engineering. <br />