Directions:  Butler Township,   S°27 T°33N R°12E  It is in the 1880 Plat map on the south edge of the Robert Work farm.  It is shown marked on the NE corner of the intersection of CR68 and CR11/327

History:  LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY HISTORY From "History of DeKalb County Cemeteries" by Dorothy A. Ditmars, April 18, 1924.
    Butler Township  St. John's Lutheran Cemetery
    This cemetery dates back along about 1830.  Many of the older residents of the township were buried here.  Some families who were buried here were Miller's, Huffman's, Chisholm's, David's, and Moody's.
    A great many of the bodies have been removed to the Cedar Chapel Cemetery nearby.  The space was taken up by a state road.  However, there are still a few old gravestones there, which date back as far as 1849, and 1854.
    This cemetery, though tumbled and uncared for, was a very picturesque old spot, and could the dead once have spoken would have told many historical events.