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Consolidated from the three passes' gap registers; each item with its settler location and the gap it settles
The honest tail, as a working list.(P-2) The Recorder's plat books — the plat behind the seven streets — in person or on the county's paid portal under authorisation; settles the name-origin and plat gaps. (P-3) The town's own minutes, through its clerk-treasurer — the office route, not contacted in this build; settles the merger representative, the election mode and the officer residues. (P-4) Any SBOA examination after February 2018, and any for 2010–2012 — the audit database run at its recorded parameters. (P-5) The 1950 ground: NARA's enumeration-district maps and descriptions for Clay Township and the FamilySearch 1950 index run. (P-6) The 1875 atlas Clay plate, p. 62, read as an image. (P-7) The USGS South Bend East sheets of 1958/1969 — the town's name label read first-hand. (P-8) Howard Volume 1's Clay §7 page images, printed pp. 283–288, with the five full-text searches — settles G2-2. (P-9) Waterson (1994), The Library at the Bend in the River — the library's own narrative, unpulled print. (P-10) The Stokes sheet's imprint, for its date pair. (P-11) The Ogle 1911, Hixson and Sidwell Clay plates. (P-12) The GNIS citation history for the town's populated-place record. (P-13) The DLGF 2027 budget order — the budget adoption outcome and the merged fire rate. (P-14) Pre-1990 Tribune coverage, if any exists — a subscription-class run, an expenditure route, not approached. Nothing on this list was bought, subscribed to, or contacted for in this build; the list is the next passes' work, in the order the depth audit sets.