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Indiana SHAARD (State Historic Architectural and Archaeological Research Database); Howard, History of St. Joseph County (1880), page-image verification
Two commissioned runs returned only their applications' shells, and they print as unexecuted — never as negatives. The SHAARD sweep: the state's historic-sites and cemeteries registry is a JavaScript application whose text fetch returns a shell; the run stands unexecuted twice over, with its parameters held — cemetery name Ullery, St. Joseph County; and a place sweep for Roseland. The registry's own existence and scope are proven from the preservation office's text; Ullery's entry in it, and any Roseland entry, were not obtained. Fallbacks executed at text strength are stated at theirs: a National Park Service county-list republication returned no Roseland match on either page, at low strength — its text fetch strips most property names, so the result is not conclusive and does not displace the stronger county-list negative the heritage pass already banked — and a county interim-report volume exists in print but is not digitized for this county. The Howard page-image verification: the 1880 county history's Archive.org item is confirmed to exist, and the pass's single ranged fetch of its text file timed out once and was not retried; a third-party AI transcription of the volume was not substituted. The 5 May 1840 township-formation order and the bounds printed at pages 283–285 therefore stand at transcription strength, exactly as the Story of Roseland section pass left them, their settler a page-image or ranged read in a live browser.