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Cemeteries — Indian Village, Indiana
The leg's verdict, stated first
SBAGS, St. Joseph County Cemetery Locations, read whole for Clay Township in the sibling pass; Chapman (1880), p. 677; the directory sweeps…
No burial ground stands inside the incorporated Town of Indian Village — tested, not assumed. The genealogical society's county locations list, the fullest carrier, tags seven entries to Clay Township — four burial grounds…
Ullery Cemetery, the Brethren Burying Ground
Chapman (1880), Clay Township chapter; SBAGS Cemetery Locations; Howard (1907) I, p. 288 and the obituary carriers of 1916, 1920 and 1928…
The ground is listed by the genealogical society as Ullery , Clay Township, NW ¼ of Section 25, T38N R2E, on Cleveland Road just east of IN-933 , under its own name and three community names — "(Also known as Community, Little…
The open question: the ground's bounds and its keeping (G-RL-3, carried open)
What is not proven prints just as plainly. The cemetery's own founding: no deed and no earliest-stone date was reached — the society's published reading of the ground and the county deed records for the NW ¼ of Section 25 are the…
The township's other grounds, at pointer
SBAGS Cemetery Locations; Chapman (1880), p. 677; the sibling Clay Township pass at its strengths
Stuckey Cemetery is the township cemetery of Chapman's list. The society gives Stuckey , Clay Township, NE ¼ of Section 30, T38N R3E, on the south side of Cleveland Road a quarter-mile west of Ironwood , "(Also known as Tutt…
The edge ring, and the never-merge rule
SBAGS Cemetery Locations; German Township's own cemetery page, record strength; the religion file, Pass IV-3
South of the town stand famous grounds that are not this town's, printed at pointer as their own builds' property: the Notre Dame grounds the society places in Portage Township — Cedar Grove Cemetery , established by Father Sorin…
The pass's own accounting; settlers named in EXPAND-IV6-NOTE
Stated once, whole: the Ullery ground's founding deed and earliest stone, its keeper after 1921, its plotted coordinates at survey strength, and its bounds against the incorporated lines stand open — the bounds/keeping limb as gap G-RL-3, carried open with its settler named, and the rest at the gaps named in the articles above. The in-town negative, the Section 25 ground's identity and course at township strength, and the township sweep's census of seven entries are settled results and do not stand in this register.