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GOFF, FIRST-HAND: the township's own book, The History of Harris Township (1980), read whole — the single highest-value pull for this build (GAP-STM-3). Behind it wait the Harris Township airport's name and dates, the Harris fire department's founding, the practitioner roll of the empty century, and every tradition this build currently holds at one remove through the trustee's letter. THE CHAPMAN TABLE, AT PAGE IMAGE: the township products table of 1880 (pp. 664–665), from the assessors' returns — the one set of township figures the nineteenth century printed — readable only from the printed page images (GAP-FARMS-1). TERRELL, AT ROSTER STRENGTH: W. H. H. Terrell's Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, vols. 1–2 — the Civil War rosters against which this build's hardest service questions wait: Hain's commission (Howard against Howard), the Irvin thirteen's remaining names, the Keller join the Wars file refuses to make on a surname, the township quotas in vol. 1's appendix. Neither volume could be read at roster-name strength from any open copy reached — vol. 1's djvu text 404 under the tried identifier; vol. 2's OCR too degraded for name extraction across 724 pages — so both stand named as settlers in-text throughout the Wars file, and NO claim in this build depends on them.

the three wants above stand for 174 — every named gap, classed by its door, indexed in (Part Five), which this entry points to and does not re-print. They are pulls, not regrets: a county-record row wants a courthouse visit, a newspaper row wants the film, an Ancestry row wants the subscription door, and the build's rule — nothing spent without the word — left them queued in the open rather than reached in the dark.

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