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item 4 — the county frame printed separately from the city's, or honestly gapped
The township's series stands whole in the population leg — Olive Township, 1890–2020, from STATS Indiana's official table, read first-hand — and the county's does not: no article of the banked set prints St. Joseph County's counts as a series of their own, the county appearing only as the metro's frame. The series was not pulled for this run either, and the item is banked as a named gap rather than filled from memory: settler, the STATS Indiana / census county counts, 1890–2020, printed beside the township's.Elkhart County Olive Township row is a different township that shares this one's name, and the ACS profile for Carlisle town, Sullivan County (place 1810270) is a different town that shares half of this one's — both excluded by name in the population leg, and both excluded here. The township's formation tellings (1830 / 1832) are expressly not this item's business and stand where the government and Religion sections carry them.
Sources:
- This build's Population (nc-pop-township — the township series whole, the two look-alike exclusions printed in-file).