Ullery Cemetery: the ground at the town's northern edge

The 1928 obituary carrier above; GraveRoots, Clay Township cemeteries; the coordinates as listed (41.72296, −86.24864), West Cleveland Road

The cemetery that served the German Baptist church stands on West Cleveland Road at the town's northern edge, carried in modern listings under a Roseland postal address — which is not the same thing as standing in the town. The one contemporary carrier that places it in words puts it "north of Roseland"; its listed coordinates sit at the latitude of the town's northern line, and whether any part of the ground lies inside the incorporated boundary was a survey question the reached record did not answer (G-RL-3) — settled since by the land-records pass (R-8): the ground stands inside the town, the Census Bureau’s current town polygon containing all three published coordinate pairs, and the state’s parcel record for the ground itself (parcel 71-03-25-126-003.000-007, 142 Cleveland Road) carrying tax city "ROSELAND CIVIL TOWN" (rl-lr8-ullery). Its keeping is likewise unproven: no evidence of present-day church keeping was found, and the ground may not be printed either as a proven in-town church cemetery or as a flat negative — it is a Brethren burying ground historically tied to the Ullery church, at the town's edge, its present keeper unnamed in the record reached. One discipline prints with it: a different Ullery (Dunkard) cemetery stands in German Township at Portage Prairie on Adams Road; the two grounds share a family name and a faith and nothing else, and they are never merged in this build.