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University of Notre Dame Archives
The Northern Indiana Historical Society's local history manuscripts rest at the University of Notre Dame Archives as collection NIH: thirty-eight reels of microfilm, dated 1801–1970. The Archives' own record (ArchivesSpace) gives the scope: the Society's minutes (1895–1970) and holdings lists; ledgers, journals, and records of Captain Josiah Bartlett, John Brownfield, William Burnett, Marvin Campbell, Lathrop Minor Taylor, Horatio Chapman, Schuyler Colfax, Alexis Coquillard, and Alonzo Delano, the Mishawaka merchant; records of S. Hanna & Co., T. B. Roberts & Co., and George Wyman & Co.; other northern Indiana organizations' records; and Studebaker family papers. Two related holdings stand beside it on the same carrier: SJO, Saint Joseph County Records, 1829–1939 (bulk 1829–1865), eleven reels — early court records and clerk, auditor, justice of the peace, and treasurer records, with a 1939 WPA grave-plots list; and SBS, Saint Joseph County Printed Material, 1886–1977, five linear inches. For Lakeville the seat is a pointer with weight: the county's nineteenth-century paper memory sits here on film, and the Coquillard name in its scope is the name on the townsite's first recorded addition — but no Lakeville-specific item is stated in the scope as read, and none is printed.