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The gaps, numbered: (1) The townships' Civil War quotas, credits, enrollment and draft figures — nowhere in either county history or any source reached. Settlers: Adjutant General Terrell's vol. 1 appendix tables; the Provost Marshal General's Final Report, sub-district tables; the subscription and enrollment lists in the Saint Joseph County Civil War Records at the University of Notre Dame Archives. (2) The names of the Irvin thirteen beyond Hain, and Augustine's proof. Settlers: Terrell vol. 2, the Company F roster's residence and remarks columns; the 1860 census, Harris Township. (3) Hiram McMichael's death — its date, place and cause, and his grave. Settlers: the Record of Service of Michigan Volunteers, vol. 6 (6th Infantry); his compiled military service record. A Prime pull, logged below. (4) The joining of David Keller of Company H to the Clay Township Kellers, and Asa Jones's course beyond the rosters. Settlers: Terrell vol. 2, Company H remarks; the 1860 census, Clay Township; the pension files. (5) Spanish-American War men of the townships under city residences. Settler: the Indiana Spanish-American War service-card file, Indiana Archives. (6) The First World War served roll for the townships, and the separation of any township dead from the county's 109. Settlers: the Indiana First World War service record cards (a licensed-platform pull, logged for Prime); the county obituary record; the October 1918 Liberty Loan canvass in the News-Times and Tribune for the townships' quotas. (7) The Second World War township roll — this section's largest want. Settler: the St. Joseph County Public Library's Military Service Notes Column Index (1941–1979), worked name by name against the 1940 census geography of the two townships. (8) Township honor-roll boards, both world wars — existence unproven either way. Settlers: the Tribune's file record; township trustee records; the school corporations' archives. (9) Korea: the township identifications inside the 30 Army county-only rows of the federal file. Settlers: the Defense Department's case data through NARA; the Service Notes index. (10) School and church memorials inside the census-designated place. Settlers: the Penn-Harris-Madison schools' records and the parishes' own histories and bulletins.
Pulls owed for Prime, logged: the licensed-class pulls among the above — the Indiana First World War service record cards for Clay and Harris township men (Fold3/Ancestry class), and McMichael's compiled service record (Fold3 class) — are logged here for Prime under the standing PENDING-RESEARCH-CATALOG pattern, to be worked when the licensed pulls run; nothing in this section waited on them, and nothing in this section was bought.
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