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Inks Family Cemetery: the township's lost ground

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STONES AND RECORDS BOTH GONE — THE COUNTY RECORD'S OWN WORDS

The county record's whole entry is the finding, and it is printed as the record prints it. Inks Family Cemetery: Liberty Township; N ½, Sec. 22, T36N, R1E; a farm on the northwest corner of Liberty Trail and New Road (41.56381, −86.40270); private property — "(Cemetery no longer exists)"; "all headstones are gone. There are no records associated with the burials at this location." A named family ground, on a named farm corner, whose stones and records are both gone. No carrier reached dates its burials, names the buried, or says when or how the stones were lost. The item stands's note as residue: settlers the Recorder's deed chain for the Section 22 farm, and the WPA's 1939 grave-plot list (below), which predates or postdates the loss by an untested margin.

SBAGS, St. Joseph County Cemetery Locations, entry as printed.

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Source: Inks Family Cemetery: the township's lost ground, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/cemeteries/inks-family-cemetery-the-township-s-lost-ground/