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What the land riders could not settle

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Named gaps; the full register with settlers stands in the EXPAND-IV8-NOTE

The riders' remaining file, stated whole. The first entries on Section 25 stand on the land-office chain — Fort Wayne index, La Porte–Winamac tract books, the tract-book volume, the live GLO run — in that order. The town polygon's soil units stand on a live Web Soil Survey session over survey area IN141. The town's SHAARD sweep stands on a live guest session or the printed county survey. The Howard first-volume residue stands on its leaf images. Behind those four, the land's older wants ride unchanged: the surveyed position of the 1821 beginning point near the Parc aux Vaches, on the Royce Area 117 plat and the federal survey notes; and the plat, if one exists, that laid out the town's seven streets, in the county recorder's books — the same document that stands behind the name's unexplained origin. Each stands in the note as a named gap with its settler; none is papered over here.

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Source: What the land riders could not settle, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/indian-village/land-records/what-the-land-riders-could-not-settle/