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item 1 — every post in the county, named as a set
This township's post stands whole in the wars leg — Deacon Post No. 115 of New Carlisle —South Bend, Mishawaka, and North Liberty, named at city strength in the wars file. Counted as seats, the county's Grand Army geography in this build is four seats — the county seat's posts (more than one in the city's own record), Mishawaka's, North Liberty's, and this township's — and the full roster, post by post with numbers and charters, is the Department of Indiana G.A.R. record's to give; it is named here as the settler, with Howard's post list, for the complete county count. The township post's own centre is gapped in the banked set and stays gapped honestly: Deacon Post No. 115's namesake and its chartering and disbanding dates stand as GAP-NC4-GAR-1, settler the post's descriptive book at the Indiana State Archives (shelf L736). The root article therefore prints whole at the strength of its parts: one post dug, its county family named by seat, and the two reads that would finish it named as errands, not elided.
Sources:
- This build's Wars & Military Service (nc-war-gar: Deacon Post No. 115 whole; the county's other seats at city strength; GAP-NC4-GAR-1 with its Archives settler).