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Gathered from every leg's notes — the honest map of this history's unfinished business
Every file in this history names what it could not reach.
The census volumes: the 1920 Census, Volume III, Indiana chapter, country-of-birth table, and the 1910 Volume I equivalent (HathiTrust or Allen County Public Library copies; the Bureau's chapter PDFs return 404 and the Archive's copies proved to be other books); the pre-1950 county farm tables — 1900, Volume V; 1920, 1930, 1940 and 1945, Volume I, Indiana parts; the 1950 preliminary county report; and the 1954 volume's County Table 4 at printed pages 70–71.
The books and page images: Mary Waterson's The Library at the Bend in the River (1994), whole — the Castle's architect is its named prize; Chapman's courts chapter and township table as page images (pp. 364–378; chapter XIII); Howard, volume 1, pages 421–422 (the First Baptist organization date); Anderson & Cooley's printed page for the 1901 chiefs' succession; the 1895 Standard Atlas's title page (reference bibliographies catalogue it to George A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, 1895; the title page itself has not been pulled first-hand); Terrell's first volume, county tables (the Civil War credits); Chapman's honor-roll pages 445–448, for a roll-wide count; and the adjutant general's record's Company A roster tail.
The newspapers on microfilm: the Tribune and News-Times runs for July 1896–May 1897 (the Jones killing — the Crime file's largest single gap); the 1880–81 Tribune backfile and term court records (the Dice disposition); the 1907 papers with the State Board of Pardons records (the Armstrong pardon campaign); the Tribune of June–December 1995 (the Greer victim's name); the papers of 20–31 August 1917 with the coroner's inquest, the Indiana death index and the September 1918 draft registration (the Muszar case — the coroner's index at the public library is the same errand); the 1923 Chicago Daily Tribune Klan article in full; Virginia Black's 2011 Tribune manhole retrospective, read whole; and the LaPorte County court records of 1897–1900 (the Christensen detective's name).
The records and registers: the St. Joseph Superior Court order books; the St. Joseph County Coroner's Records Index, 1879–1960, mined as a file rather than consulted as a route; the National Archives' printed Honor List and State Summary volumes (the consolidated county total for the Second World War); the State Library's and ACPL's timetable runs (the first scheduled passenger air service, and the carrier withdrawal dates) with Hartwig's Bendix Field (2014) read whole; the National Weather Service's full historic-crests list for the South Bend gauge; the Audubon Christmas Bird Count database (the South Bend circle's founding year); the Library of Congress Sanborn per-edition sheet counts; the county GIS historic-imagery layer list (the earliest, 1930s USDA flight years); Jim Grey's Michigan Road South Bend pages, re-read first-hand; and the back half of Fotia and Calvin's Mexican-Americans study.
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