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Named gaps
The books unread: (1) Chapman's Lincoln Township biographies (1880) — the founding generation's sketches: read first-hand in this build's Spine and Businesses passes; their people-side yield stands as this section's remaining settler at that strength. (2) Goodspeed's Walkerton sketches beyond the two reached (Endly, Wolfe) — settler: the volume's full text. (3) The 1875 county atlas's Lincoln Township directory (pp. 99–102) — the forty-eight unnamed businessmen of 1880 stand behind it. (4) Howard's unnamed "lawyers and doctors" of 1907 — settlers: the county biographical volumes and the Independent's columns. (5) Samuel J. Nicoles' dates and business — settlers: the same.
The seats: (6) The historical succession of councils and clerk-treasurers, 1877–1989 and the unitemized current seats — settlers: the town's minute books, the county election record, and the town's own published roster (walkerton.gov) and Indiana Gateway directory for the present seats at record strength. (7) The office behind Thomas J. Wolfe's "Hon." — settlers: his full Goodspeed sketch; the Indiana legislative rosters, 1816–1903. (8) The Christopher Winchell identity flag — settler: a biographical record tying the township board member-elect and the John Glenn superintendent to one man or two; carried unresolved in the government article, unmerged. (9) The recorded plats — settler for the Allen/Hannah and 1854/1856 conflicts: the county recorder's plat books; for the incorporation year, the commissioners' record Howard cites.
The fame band: (10) The Urey marker's text — settled: read whole in this build's W-11 pass and carried in the Awards leg (the marker is Post 189's own; GAP-W9-2 closed). (11) Any Walkerton school record of the boy Urey — settler: none known to exist; printed as unproven by design. (12) The John Glenn hall-of-fame registers and IHSAA record — settlers for the athletes sweep at institution strength. (13) The John Glenn School Corporation formation date, GAP-WKSCH-1 — held open in the schools pass (obituary-carried ~1973 against Sheneman's "early 1980s"); this section settles nothing of it, by instruction and by evidence alike.
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