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John B. Stoll, "An Account of St. Joseph County from Its Organization" — dated 1923 in one record, 1927 in another; printed whole below
What it is: the county's twentieth-century scholarly account: John B. Stoll's history of St. Joseph County, published as part of Logan Esarey's History of Indiana. Stoll was a South Bend newspaper man turned historian, and his account is the one the National Register nomination's bibliography reaches for — which makes its own bibliographic state worth printing exactly. The two records reached disagree about the book itself. The Indiana State Library's county holdings guide lists: "An Account of St. Joseph County from its organization (John Bernard Stoll, 1923), included in v. III of Esarey's History of Indiana," at call 977.201 S143st, in the Indiana Reference collection and on film (F2747, Reel 23, No. 83). The Historic District nomination's bibliography, as the district's reference article carries it, gives: "Stoll, J.B. History of St. Joseph County. Volume 3 of Logan Esarey, History of Indiana. Dayton, Ohio, 1927." A four-year spread and two titles for one work — probably the difference between an account written or serialized in 1923 and the Esarey volume as issued from Dayton in 1927, but this build does not merge them: both print, and the title page of the state library's copy is the named settler, carried in the open-questions ledger.
Principal sources: Indiana State Library, St. Joseph County holdings guide (read first-hand); the New Carlisle Historic District nomination bibliography as carried in the district's reference article (read through that carrier).