Book planning

Early Table of Contents

Incomplete planning document

A January 19, 2022 outline begins a book structure but stops after introducing a section on missing people.

Outline text

Part I was “Introduction,” with proposed subsections on the Pine Barrens and search-and-rescue work in New Jersey. Part II was titled “The Lost.” No chapters or case names follow in the captured note, so this should not be read as a finished contents list.

Embedded clipping

An OCR image attached to the page appears unrelated to the outline. It is a September 1766 recruitment notice stating that work at the Atsion furnace was complete and seeking bloomers, refiners, and other sober, skilled ironworkers. It claims the ore made good iron, says one fire’s bloomers had produced more than 1,600 weight in a week, notes that workers lived nearby in New Jersey, and says teamsters would be wanted that fall. Several words and the exact place line are damaged, and the original newspaper, full date, and page are not identified.

Sources

Author’s OneNote “!Table of Contents,” January 19, 2022; embedded unidentified September 1766 Atsion ironworks notice. The outline is editorial planning, while the clipping is a historical source fragment.