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Named gaps: (1) Penn's row in Chapman's 1880 products table (pp. 664–665) — the township's one counted farm output of the census age; settler: the printed page / page image, the machine-read columns being interleaved past reconstruction. (2) The nineteenth-century ditching of the great marsh — petitions, districts, assessments; settler: the county commissioners' and drainage board's minutes and the county surveyor's ditch files. (3) The orchard course beyond the Byrkit seeds telling; settler: the county horticultural society's record in Howard, vol. 1, ch. VII, §3, at page strength. (4) The Eller mint verdict — the News's "probably the first Indiana grower" against LaGrange's flat first for Peck (1846); settlers: the state board of agriculture reports and the agricultural press of the 1840s–60s. (5) The dairy quantities — herd counts, milk routes, creamery patrons; settlers: the Indiana state dairy reports and the Tribune's farm pages. (6) The tractor succession at township strength; settlers: the agricultural-census county tables at dated points and the implement trade's records. (7) The St. Joseph County Farm Bureau's organization and any Penn unit; settlers: the county bureau's own history, the Tribune run, the extension annual reports. (8) Penn's fair share — exhibitors, 4-H, premiums; settlers: the county fair's premium lists and the Tribune's fair reporting. (9) The Eberhart Farm's course past the brothers' sketches; settlers: the county plat books and the Tribune's farm reporting. (10) The twentieth-century course of every named farm of the sketches' roll; settlers as (9). (11) The township's farmland-loss acreage series; settler: the county parcel layer, by the Granger build's instrument. Boundaries: the county census series whole, the county fair institution whole, and the county farmers'-society course whole are South Bend's file's; the Mishawaka-side farms of the township's west are that build's; this section carries the township's unincorporated farm ground and the town's share, and nothing else. Images: none used. The atlas's five lithographed farm views stand as an index fact in the named-farms article; their rights basis and pull discipline are stated in Businesses' closing article.