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Four items close the file as named gaps, each with its settler. (1) The eight unnamed War of 1812 burials — four at Olive Chapel, two at New Carlisle Cemetery, two at Maple Grove: settler, the DAR Colfax Chapter inscriptions of those grounds, read at the section. (2) The township's Second World War roll, server by server and dead by name: settlers, the Honor List county pages against the 1940 township census, the wartime Gazette, and Post 297's records. (3) Deacon Post No. 115's namesake and dates: settler, the post descriptive book, Indiana State Archives, shelf L736. (4) The two Civil War attributions at the edge — Henry Woolman and Solomon H. Fountain: settler, the compiled service records and pension files under those names. The Mexican War stands tested at the strength of the county histories: neither Chapman's nor Howard's military course names a man of this township for 1846–48, and none is claimed. Everything else the record attributes, this section has carried.
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