Directions:
This cemetery is on the south side of CR 900S, between SR 39 and 100E.  It is on the west edge of the lake behind house number 1455.  There is an easement to the cemetery, but the lake has intruded and it is not suitable for driving.  The best access is going behind the house, across the viaduct, and around the lake.  The cemetery is in a grove of trees.  Very few stones stand.

Corners:
NW: N39°37.748’ W86°29.795’
SE: N39°37.742’ W86°29.772’

Approximate Center:
N39°37.745’ W86°29.784’ or
N393745 W862947

Condition:
This cemetery is not fenced, mowed or maintained.  It is still on church property, even though the church no longer exists. Cattle used to be kept in the area, thus most stones are on the ground.  Almost every tablet stone is lying face up on the ground and sinking from sight.  They are scattered throughout the cemetery, most likely from the cattle.  No stack stones were found. This cemetery will soon disappear without restoration. 

           
                              Cemetery                                                         Pile of Leaned Tablets                                                Broken, Sinking Tablet