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Row #8 · stated plainly
Source classes swept: the Granger build itself — fourteen banked fragments read whole for this roster (businesses, people, farms, food, neighbourhoods, government, health, religion, arts-culture, awards, newspapers, transportation, wars, sources) and the eight Run C depth addenda already delivered that carry owners at second hand; the county histories at first hand through the fragments (Chapman, 1880; Howard, 1907); the 1875 Illustrated Historical Atlas patrons' directory for Harris Township, read whole through the People and Farms legs; the press of record at the strength the build's catalogue reaches (the South Bend Tribune, through the Michiana newspaper catalogue and the fragments' cited reporting, not a full-text archive pass); company histories and profiles (Big C Lumber, Martin's / SpartanNash / C&S releases, Drive & Shine, Beacon, the developers' and brokers' records); the federal court file in Gumwood HP v. Simon; state facility records (Indiana Department of Health); and the Congressional Record's Bartels memorial. Directory years sampled for this roster: Polk's Indiana State Gazetteer 1880–81 (Granger village listing read whole) and 1884–85 (read whole) — the two listings that close GAP-BIZ-5 in its main part; the 1875 atlas directory; Bowen's Indiana State Atlas (1917) for the village's standing, no names. Attempted and not retrieved: Polk's 1916–17 gazetteer village listing for Granger (searched in the open full-text copies; the listing was not located), and Polk's 1882–83 village listing.
What remains unswept, stated as the roster's known limits: (1) the county directories proper — the Indiana State Library's bibliography lists St. (2) The Tribune's full archive (ProQuest), the settler for GAP-BIZ-2 (Granger Station's opening) and the food gaps carried here. (3) The county deed, plat and recorder's books, the settlers for the Undated bucket's plat proprietors and for the Microsoft deed (GAP-BIZ-3). (4) FDIC BankFind branch records (GAP-BIZ-4) and Indiana Secretary of State entity filings, the settler for Anchor Construction's unnamed founder. (5) Thirteen banked fragments were not re-read whole because the Brain route failed repeatedly after the first listing (proxy timeouts on every pull); the roster rests on the fourteen fragments and eight addenda named above, and a coordinator's re-sweep of cameras, crime, education, geography, heritage, housing, mental-health, music, population, sports, timeline, veterans and weather may add line-strength owners this roster does not hold. (6) The roster inherits the build's geography discipline throughout: postal Granger is not the CDP, boundary firms are entered only with their boundary stated, and living people are named only as the public record names them in their public roles. As of November 2026, this is the whole owner record the open sources give this ground — fuller by one village than it was, and honest about the directories it still has not opened.