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item 1 — the trader the town grew on, and the proprietor
Restated as a frame, the town's founding has two figures and an honesty clause: the ground's first holder in the federal record is Bourissa, the grant-holder of the reserve the townsite grew out of — the trader figure of the floor's pattern — whose residence on the ground this build expressly does not assert, the reserve being a federal fact and the cabin a pointed question in three files. The town's founder proper is Richard Carlisle, the plat proprietor of 1835, carried whole in the people leg before any industrial name. Beside the town, Terre Coupee's founders stand whole in their own article — Hubbard, Egbert, and the unnamed Hamilton. No second founder of the town itself is framed beside Carlisle because the record names none: the frame prints two seats, one filled by the proprietor, one held at federal-record strength by the grant-holder, and the difference between a reserve and a residence stated on its face — the strongest form the record allows, and stronger for refusing more.
Sources:
- This build's Notable People (nc-ppl-founder: Carlisle whole; nc-ppl-terre-coupee: the Terre Coupee founders) and The Land (the reserve course; the residence not asserted).