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A Standard History of Starke County, Indiana
McCormick, Joseph N. - 1915

     [186-187]

                             NORTH JUDSON CEMETERY
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           The land contained in the North Judson Cemeteiy (original plat)
        was conveyed by Ebenezer Jones and Elizabeth Jones, his wife, to
        John Sharp, Ebenezer Jones, A. L. Chenoweth, Levi Lightcap and
        Isaac  Aldrich, as trustees of the North Judson Cemetery. The said
        described  land, to-wit: Commencing twenty-five rods west of the
        southeast corner  of section seventeen (17), township thirty-two
        (32) north, range three (3) west, thence running west thirteen (13)
        rods, thence north thirteen (13) rods, thence east thirteen (13)
        rods, thence south thirteen (13) rods to the place of beginning,
        being a part of the southeast quarter of said section seventeen.
        Said deed was signed by Ebenezer Jones and Elizabeth Jones, his
        wife, who acknowledged the same before A. B. Ellis, a justice of
        the peace, on the 15th day of November, 1862, and filed for record
        in the recorder's office January 3d, 1862, and recorded by
        Willoughby M. McCormick, recorder of Starke County, Indiana, in
        Record " E " at page 726.
           Then deed record "T" at page 431 in the recorder's office we
        find that Lewis Keller and Nettie C. Keller, his wife, convey to
        the North Judson Cemetery the following lands, to-wit: Commencing
        at the northwest corner of the old cemetery, thence running north
        175 feet, thence in a northeasterly course 291 feet to the north-
        west corner of the school lot. Thence in a southwesterly course 332
        feet, thence in a southwesterly direction 80 feet, thence south 16
        feet, thence west 375 feet to the place of beginning, being a part
        of the southeast quarter of section 17, township 32 north, range 3
        west. Signed, Lewis Keller, Nettie C. Keller, and acknowledged
        before L. E. Bernethy, a justice of the peace, April 1, 1880, and
        recorded April 12, 1880.