MoosedHistory
Menu
Neighborhoods

Neighborhoods

The fifties-to-thirties rank, plat by plat: Country Knolls, Glen Lees, Deer Park, The Homestead, Park Forest, Sussex Point, Evergreen Meadows, Barrington Woods, Windermere, Streamwood

The exact page text, read by your browser's voice.

54–32 parcels each · the register's lower middle rank, at true size

Country Knolls — 54 parcels, in four sections: the one plat in this rank the banked file meets twice — in the 2000s-additions article and in the Harris register — at the same count, a cross-check the file passes. Four sections state its duration in this section's own terms: a plat that kept sectioning. No builder or date was reached. Glen Lees — 52 parcels across its additions: the rank's one plat with a house-history trace — the Anderson Road listing record carries a Glenn Lees house of 1971, a three-bedroom all-brick ranch on a one-acre lot at 10344 Anderson Road (parcel in Harris Township, Discovery Middle School catchment) — a building year a generation earlier than the wave framing around it, printed as one house's evidence, not the plat's date. Deer Park — 51 parcels; The Homestead — 48; Park Forest — 46; Sussex Point — 45; Evergreen Meadows — 45; Barrington Woods — 41; Windermere Estates — 38: each stands in the open record at its county-file count and name alone — no street, builder, building-year or press record reached for any of them in this section's sweeps, and each carries the same settler. Streamwood — 32 parcels: likewise met twice in the banked file (2000s additions and Harris register) at the same count, and otherwise at count only.

Why these print short: the floor's shape — founding plat, builder, street plan, character, present state per plat — exceeds what the record carries for every plat in this rank, and the instruction of this run is to print the plat at its true size with the test shown rather than inflate it. The test, shown once for the rank: the county parcel file (counts, sections, additions), the IRMLS listing record (searched by plat name), the builders' and developers' published accounts as carried in the banked file, and the press catalogue were each swept for these ten names; the yield is the two traces above — Country Knolls' and Streamwood's double-carriage at consistent counts, and the 1971 Glen Lees house — and nothing more. Each plat's proprietor and recording date stand in the Recorder's plat books, which are named under each name above by the collective settler below.

Sources:

  1. St. Joseph County parcel record (via Neighborhoods, banked) — every count, section and addition statement in this article; Country Knolls (54, four sections) and Streamwood (32) carried consistently in two banked articles each.
  2. IRMLS property record, 10344 Anderson Road — subdivision Glenn Lees, Harris Township, approximate year built 1971, one-acre lot (single-house evidence, printed as such).
  3. Settler named for the rank whole: St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books (proprietor and recording date, plat by plat).

Cite this page

Using this page? Copy a credit line. Last updated November 12, 2026.

Source: The fifties-to-thirties rank, plat by plat: Country Knolls, Glen Lees, Deer Park, The Homestead, Park Forest, Sussex Point, Evergreen Meadows, Barrington Woods, Windermere, Streamwood, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/granger/neighborhoods/fifties-to-thirties-rank-plat-by-plat-country-knolls/