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The gaps leg's mid-size-manufacturer class is not empty; its members stand in two different banked files and were never assembled — this article assembles them, named and grounded, with the Atlas's detached rows kept detached beneath them. Daniel J. Fisher stands first, at sketch strength: born 19 January 1824 in Somerset County, Pennsylvania; settled in Union Township in 1855; a 235-acre farm, post office Lakeville; and, in the banked colour-trades article's own words, "carrying on a broom factory and farming" — a real factory at farm class, the township's one named manufacturer of the biographical record, its product brooms, its ground his farm, its fate unstated by any carrier reached. The mill bench stands second, at directory strength: Clenny & Eldred's flour mill through all three 1880s editions, on village ground; and the 1889 manufacturers' directory's six mill firms for the town, Isaac Dribellis's saw mill among them, carried whole in the banked mills article — fading, as banked, to no mill at all by 1916–17, the Lakeville Lumber Company standing where the mills stood. Beneath the named bench, the Atlas's detached manufacturing rows — the broom manufacturer of 1858 in Section 36, the milling rows — print at attachment zero, exactly as banked, their pairing against Fisher's 1855 settlement standing in the printed C92 conflict and not re-merged here. The residue stands expressly: the Atlas page images under G-LK2-2 and a re-read of the 1889 directory are the settlers for enlarging the bench — and the class closes named, grounded and counted, not empty.