The exact page text, read by your browser's voice.
An Illustrated Historical Atlas of St. Joseph Co., Indiana · Higgins, Belden & Co., 1875
Identification first, corrected and completed: the publisher of record, on both the Archive.org copy and the transcription carrier, is Higgins, Belden & Co. The Archive.org full text stands under the identifier illustratedhisto00higg. The index, read whole, settles what the volume holds for this town: the Liberty Township maps at pages 54 and 55; the plat of North Liberty at page 40; the county directory's Liberty listings at pages 94 and 95 — residents, occupations, post offices; a history of the county's churches at pages 24 and 25; and among its views, the North Liberty Manufacturing Company, and — on the Episcopal diocese's own archive, read as a secondary carrier — the engraving of St. Philip's church, the frame Episcopal church of 1873, which the atlas pictured two years after its building and which independently dates Chapman's undated "the Episcopalians also built a church a few years ago" to about 1873. Fragments of the plat page reached through the transcription's text layer show the street names in degraded form — Cole, Harrison, Market, Main, Lafayette, Washington among them — consistent with a full town plat at page 40, but too degraded to inventory lot-level content from that carrier. What has not been done prints as a named gap (G-AT-1): a page-level inventory of what pages 54–55, 40, and 94–95 themselves carry — the landowner names by section, the plat's lots and streets as drawn, the directory's listings in full. The settler is the Archive.org page images at those pages, read as images rather than as machine text. The atlas's church history at pages 24–25 is likewise the named settler for two open identifications in this build's Religion section — the naming of Chapman's two Dunkard churches of 1880, and the church symbols on the Liberty map at pages 54–55 — and stands in the pull list accordingly.