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Indiana State Library, County History Holdings Guide, St. Joseph County (call 977.201 S143zrc, closed stacks)
One book is about this town alone: Harrison Crockett, Roseland, Ind., 1916–1967, held by the State Library in closed stacks. Its catalog note is the important sentence: "Much of the information was taken from the journals, ledgers and minute-books filed in the office of town clerk-treasurer." Crockett is therefore a derivative of the town's primary archive — a reading of the same minute books the incorporation petition stands in — and the natural cross-check for everything the town's own record claims about its first fifty years: the officer line before 2004 (gap G-GV-12), the founding generation, the corridor's growth. The book is not digitized anywhere reached, and no copy was read in this build; it stands at the head of the pull list. Two cautions print with it: its author is not the Harrison Marion Crockett of the South Bend Crockett genealogy that dominates name searches (a "Harrison H. Crockett" of 119 Warren Street, Roseland, appears as a contributor to that genealogy in 1959 — plausibly the same man, printed as a possibility and not merged); and its source ledgers' present custody — Town Hall or the county's archives — is itself an open question (G-SRC-2).