Located behind the old Blackwell School House, on private property by 2012. By 2012, three stones remained. All were sandstone, and all were unreadable. Reportedly, Ripley County genealogist Violet E Toph claimed that there were five graves at the small cemetery.

Description of location: It's south of Benham. Go south on Benham Road until you get to 900 South. At 900 South, turn right (west). Go to Base Lane road, which is the first road to the left (south). Turn left (south) onto Base Lane. The old school is about a half-mile down the road (south), on the left side (east side) of the road.

Here is the From that location, go south on Base Lane about a half-mile.

The small cemetery is located behind the house (former school), about 100 yards through farm field. There are three stones under a large oak tree, and the area is over grown.

In the 1993 "Ripley County, Indiana, History; Vol. II" (published by Taylor Publishing Co.), Blackwell School was described as 3 miles south of Benham. It was reported (in 1993) that the school building had been made into a residence.

The cemetery is located in Brown Township behind the old Blackwell School House, on private property. By 2012, three stones remained. All were sandstone, and all were unreadable. Ripley County genealogist Violet E Toph reported that there were five graves at the small cemetery.

Description of location: The cemetery is south of Benham. Go south on Benham Road until you reach County Road 900 S. At County Road 900 S, turn right (west). Go to Base Road, which is the first road to the left (south). Turn left (south) onto Base Road. The old school is about a half-mile down the road (south), on the left side (east side) of the road.

The small cemetery is located 1000 feet east of the road and behind the house (former school), about 700 feet from the house through afarm field. There are three stones under a large oak tree, and the area is over grown.

In the 1993 "Ripley County, Indiana, History; Vol. II" (published by Taylor Publishing Co.), Blackwell School was described as 3 miles south of Benham. It was reported (in 1993) that the school building had been made into a residence.

Indiana Cemetery Locations, Volume 1, published by the Indiana Genealogical Society (02 April 2005), gives the primary cemetery name as Hukill Cemetery.
The cemetery is listed in the Cemetery and Burial Grounds Registry of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and in the State Historical Architectural and Archaeological Research Database (SHAARD) with Cemetery Record Number CR-69-26 (Hukill).