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The 1875 Atlas Name-Detached Block, Whole

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1875

The gap leg's largest single recovery is a column of trades whose names the directory's text layer separated from them. In the 1875 Atlas's Union Township directory (pp. 90–91), between the attached A–B head and the attached R–W tail, the text layer carries some fifty-two rows whose name column is detached from the business column; the surnames fall in the C–Q alphabetical range by position. Attachment strength is zero for every row, and nothing in this article attaches a name. The business strings, in text order, run: Farmer (Carroll Co. Ohio, 1856) · Farmer (Stark Co. Ohio, 1852) · Farmer (Stark Co. Ohio, 1852) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Germany, 1862) · Farming and Milling (Randolph Co., 1858, Sec. 35) · Mason and Town Constable (Erie Co. Ohio, 1850, Sec. 35) · Farmer (St. Joseph Co., 1850) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Licking Co. Ohio, 1866) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (France, 1849) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (France, 1850) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Fayette Co., 1867, Sec. 36) · Farmer (Ohio, 1844) · Postmaster and Merchant (Stark Co. Ohio, 1853, Sec. 35) · Physician and Surgeon (Wayne Co. Ohio, 1864) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (1855) · Farming, Milling, and Steam Saw-Mill (Akron, Ohio, 1854, Sec. 34) · Stock and Produce Farmer (N. Carolina, 1841) · Farmer and Broom Manufacturer (Somerset Co. Penn., 1858, Sec. 36) · Farmer (Germany, 1850) · Farmer (Somerset Co., 1850) · Farmer and Carpenter (Stark Co. Ohio, 1853) · Saloon Keeper (St. Joseph Co. Ind., 1843, Sec. 35, Lakeville) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Henry Co. Ind., 1834) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Germany, 1859) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Henry Co., 1837) · Butcher and Farmer (St. Joseph Co., 1846, Sec. 35) · Farmer and Auctioneer (Ohio, 1846, Sec. 33) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Shenandoah Co. Virginia, 1836, Sec. 35) · Farmer (Rockbridge Co., 1852) · Farming and Teaching (Knox Co. Ohio, 1854, Sec. 36, Lakeville) · Farmer (Ohio, 1854) · Farmer and Steam Saw-Mill (Seneca Co. Ohio, 1854) · Farmer (Bath Co. Kentucky, 1848) · Boot and Shoe Manufacturer (1868, Sec. 34) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (Ohio, 1855) · Farmer (Ohio, 1844) · Proprietor of the Forrest Hotel (St. Joseph Co. Ind., 1833) · Farmer (Virginia, 1846) · Physician and Surgeon (Holmes Co. Ohio, year not legible in block) · Merchant (St. Joseph Co. Ind., 1846, Sec. 34) · Merchant (Holmes Co. Ohio, 1846, Sec. 35) · Physician and Surgeon (Holmes Co. Ohio, 1857) · Farmer (Wayne Co. Ind., 1838) · Farmer (Wayne Co. Ind., 1834) · Farmer (Holmes Co. Ohio, 1854) · Farmer and Stock Raiser (St. Joseph Co. Ind., year OCR "1887," suspect) · Farming and Threshing Machine (Lehigh Co., 1861) · Carpenter and Builder (Holmes Co. Ohio, 1854, Lakeville, Sec. 35) · Farmer and Blacksmith (Stark Co. Ohio, 1853) · Blacksmith (Chautauqua Co. NY, 1852, Lakeville, Sec. 1) · Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc. (St. Joseph Co. Ind., 1841, Sec. 35) · Farmer, Undertaker, and Justice of the Peace (Warren Co. Ohio, 1836, Sec. 32).

The roster's completeness article printed thirteen business rows from this directory; the heading-by-heading re-read recovers the block whole and surfaces five trade strings the thirteen-row article did not list — Mason and Town Constable; Farmer and Auctioneer; Stock and Produce Farmer; Farming and Teaching; Carpenter and Builder — plus a third and fourth merchant-form row and three Physician and Surgeon rows, which this section's C85 article weighs. The trades were missed because they stand in a name-detached column: no heading of their own, and no name to roster. Two convergences print as candidates only, attachments NOT made, LK-4's discipline preserved: the detached broom row (Somerset Co. Penn., settled 1858, Sec. 36) against Chapman's Daniel J. Fisher, broom factory and farming, settled 1855 — the register's C92 pair, standing; and the detached undertaker row (Warren Co. Ohio, settled 1836, Sec. 32) against Chapman's 1836 settler cohort naming William H. Robertson and Polk's Robertson W. H., undertaker and justice — no carrier states Robertson's nativity or section, so the attachment is still not made. The attached tail also carries, for the record: Thayer E. D. (Sec. 34, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Genesee Co. NY, settled 1865 — C88's pair); Van Liew A. O. (Sec. 35, Druggist, settled in county 1867); Werntz Isaac H. (Sec. 35, Blacksmith, settled 1860); Turrell N. I. (Farmer and Cooper, settled 1846) and Walz John (Farmer and Cooper, settled 1859) — the two coopers the dealerships leg noted from the Atlas; Shidler A. W. (Sec. 26, Farming and Steam Saw Mill); Weiss Leonard (Wagon Maker and Farmer, settled 1854, P.O. South Bend — township class, not village). Settler for the whole block: the Atlas page images, pp. 90–91 (image row LK-IMG-74, already filed).

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Source: The 1875 Atlas Name-Detached Block, Whole, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/more-businesses/1875-atlas-name-detached-block-whole/