Where the town's figures rest

South Bend Tribune obituary of Craig S. Toner (via Legacy.com, 5 November 2008), obituary strength; the pass's own record for the rest

A person rests where their record rests, and the town's one modern figure whose resting place a public record states is its marshal. Craig S. Toner (9 June 1959 – 1 November 2008), Roseland's chief of police, who died in office, was buried — his South Bend Tribune obituary states — at Southlawn Cemetery, South Bend, after services at Hickey Funeral Homes on Cleveland Road: a Centre Township ground, outside Clay and outside Roseland, printed here only as his resting place, which is the cemeteries leg's whole interest in it. The older figures lie where their articles in the wars file leave them, stated once here so this section's roll is complete: Jacob H. Kiefer, died at Andersonville — his resting place is not stated by any carrier reached (G-WAR-2); Evan Chalfant, died in Mexican War service — not stated (G-WAR-4); Isaac Eaton, died in Clay Township — his burial place is not stated by Chapman, and the township's grounds are its candidates, no more (G-WAR-3); Jonas and Barbara Beeson Harris — behind the mill house on Section 23, place unknown since 1901, in the Harris article above. No other town figure's burial place was stated by a record retrieved; living persons were not researched.