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Named gaps G-P-1 to G-P-7
This register is complete against the two bedrock histories as opened, and its edges are named, not smoothed. The Antrims' vital and land facts stand unreached (G-P-1; settler: the GLO tract books for T36N R1E, probate and deed indexes, the 1840/1850 censuses). Bean and Hill stand at one fact each (G-P-2). Reynolds's and Richardson's first names stand at initials (G-P-3; settler: the 1840 census heads-of-household). Saltzgaber the man stands at a bibliography line (G-P-4, carrying G-SP-3). Charles Early's Howard sketch, twice cross-referenced, was not located in the parts opened (G-P-5; settler: the volume's index and remaining parts). Three Howard entries are unfinished at transcription boundaries (G-P-6; settler: the adjacent parts and page images, printed pp. 1002–1003 and 1032 onward). And Chapman's unnamed four houses and unnamed 1836 arrivals stand as a counted gap (G-P-7) so the named set is never mistaken for the whole set. The long-tail file sweeps the second rank of these same records; the depth audit will measure both files against this section's checklist.