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ACTIVE INTO THE PRESENT CENTURY; FOUNDING UNDOCUMENTED; A BOUNDARY CONFLICT (C125)
Fair Cemetery is a working ground whose founding no carrier reached documents. The county record places it (NE ¼, Sec. 18, T35N, R2E) on the west side of Oak Road just north of Stanton Road, southwest of Lakeville (41.48677, −86.33105); the gazetteer line's point (41.48780, −86.33288) is near it but not identical, and both print. The veterans' record gives the ground as "Corner Oak and Stanton Rd" and carries its burials through 2020; obituaries of 2001, 2008 and after direct burial "at Fair cemetery on Oak Road in North Liberty" after services at the Lakeville funeral home — an active burial ground into the present century. No carrier reached dates or documents its founding, names a founder, a church tie, or a governing body: a searched negative at that size, settler the inscriptions volume's Fair headnote and the Recorder's books for Section 18. A boundary conflict prints flagged, not merged (C125): a published family history (Getz, The Family Tree) states that John B. Luke (d. 9 November 1890, near Lakeville) "is buried in Fair Cemetery, Mulberry Road, Union Township" — a different stated location from the Oak Road ground; whether a second Fair Cemetery stands in Union Township or the family history misplaces this one, no carrier reached settles. Genealogical notices also print this ground as "Fair Cemetery, La Paz" — a mailing-address form (Marshall County's adjoining town), noted so no third Fair is minted from it.
SBAGS locations file; GraveRoots/GNIS; VA gravesite record; GenLookups and GenealogyBuff obituary extracts; Getz, The Family Tree (ACPL copy via archive.org).