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No church-owned or church-adjacent burial ground in North Liberty or Liberty Township was established from any source read; the town cemetery of 1842 belongs to the cemeteries leg. Neither Chapman nor Howard, in the Liberty Township text read whole, attaches a burial ground to any township church, and Shultz's Brethren history, in the Pine Creek and North Liberty parts read, names no cemetery. One listing lead stands at snippet strength: a Crumstown Cemetery at 60995 Crumstown Highway, North Liberty, from a genealogical listing's metadata — a cemetery exists in the Crumstown country, but church ownership or adjacency is established by nothing read, and the lead is carried for the cemeteries leg, not claimed here. Whether Pine Creek or St. John's keeps a churchyard burial ground banks as a named gap (G-RL-14), its settlers the two congregations' own records and the county's cemetery transcriptions checked for church-named grounds in the township. The town's own cemetery, laid out in 1842, is dug in this build's cemeteries pass, where the town's burial ground belongs.