UNGLES CEMETERY
Liberty Township, Hendricks County, Indiana
NW ¼ of the SW ¼ of Sec 1, T14N R1W
Visited July 13, 2005, revisited June 2006
Liberty Township, Hendricks County, Indiana
NW ¼ of the SW ¼ of Sec 1, T14N R1W
Visited July 13, 2005, revisited June 2006
Directions: This cemetery is on the southeast side of 200E,
directly south of the turn where 200E finally goes north out of Belleville.
The Belleville Christian Church was recently built at that corner. The cemetery
is directly east behind the church. There is one stone remaining in
thick thorn bushes.
Single Stone:
N39°40.829’ W86°29.088’ or
N394050 W862905
Condition:
There is a single stone in the woods surrounded by thorn bushes. The stone reads “Jane Ungles/Aged 32 Years.” There are no indications of how large the cemetery was originally. Previous records say that the other stones were removed in the 1930s. This was probably a small family cemetery. There were Ungles in Belleville during the 1840 and 1850 censuses, but no record of Jane. A different story is that Jane Ungles was the wife of a man passing along US 40. She died and her husband asked a farmer to let him bury her there. If this is true, it is strange that she would not have just been buried in the Belleville Town Cemetery.
Single Stone:
N39°40.829’ W86°29.088’ or
N394050 W862905
Condition:
There is a single stone in the woods surrounded by thorn bushes. The stone reads “Jane Ungles/Aged 32 Years.” There are no indications of how large the cemetery was originally. Previous records say that the other stones were removed in the 1930s. This was probably a small family cemetery. There were Ungles in Belleville during the 1840 and 1850 censuses, but no record of Jane. A different story is that Jane Ungles was the wife of a man passing along US 40. She died and her husband asked a farmer to let him bury her there. If this is true, it is strange that she would not have just been buried in the Belleville Town Cemetery.
