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Saint Joseph Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic Church parish that is located in Clinton County, Iowa. It is nestled in a rural community, Brown's Station (sometimes known as Sugar Creek), north of Charlotte, Iowa. The parish is under the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Davenport. The church was started by Henry Nurre, one of the first settlers in the area. He donated 40 acres of land to Mathias Loras, Bishop of Dubuque for a parish, church and school in 1859.

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Roling, Donna. St Joseph's Catholic Church Sugar Creek 1855-1980 125th Anniversary. 1980. Tri State Graphics, Maquoketa, Iowa.

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	'''Saint Joseph Catholic Church''' is a [[~~parish~~]] ~~of the~~ [[~~Roman Catholic Church~~]] that is located in [[Clinton County, Iowa]], a rural community Brown's Station, sometimes known as Sugar Creek, north of [[Charlotte, Iowa]]. The parish is under the jurisdiction of the [[Diocese of Davenport]]. The church was started, as Henry Nurre, one of the first settlers in the area, donated 40 acres of land to [[Mathias Loras]] Bishop of Dubuque for a parish church and school in 1859.		'''Saint Joseph Catholic Church''' is a [[Roman Catholic Church]] [[parish]] that is located in [[Clinton County, Iowa]]. It is nestled in a rural community, Brown's Station (sometimes known as Sugar Creek), north of [[Charlotte, Iowa]]. The parish is under the jurisdiction of the [[Diocese of Davenport]]. The church was started by Henry Nurre, one of the first settlers in the area. He donated 40 acres of land to [[Mathias Loras]], Bishop of Dubuque for a parish, church and school in 1859.

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