The one settler for the whole row, and what this section deliberately did not pull

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ROW #665 · NAMED GAPS AT PLAT STRENGTH · NOVEMBER 2026

GAP-HOOD-1 — founding dates, subdividers of record, and original street plans for the plats marked above (Moran, Bole's, Long's, Barnes, Henderson, Proudfit, Enger's, Bancroft, Bennett's, Peck's, and the Zimmer chain between its replats; Stokes's forward trace). Settler, one for the row, named as the register named it: the St. Joseph County Recorder's plat books, worked sheet by sheet against this section's roster — each sheet giving the date, the proprietor's signature and the drawn plan this section has deliberately not inferred. Kept discipline:What is DUG and closed by this section: the one-by-one treatment itself — every substantial plat with its count, ground, street equations, character and present state at the instrument's proven strength, and every minor plat named. What stands open is dated paper, in one named office, and the roster above is the worklist for pulling it.

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Source: The one settler for the whole row, and what this section deliberately did not pull, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/osceola/neighborhoods/one-settler-for-the-whole-row-and-what-this/

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