Jack Cemetery, located about a half mile east of County Road 600W and about a half mile south of County Road 500 N on the south wide of Paw Paw creek. It appears to have been in use from about 1840 to 1914 but is now subject to grazing livestock. It is said that some stones were removed to the I.O.O.F. cemetery north of Roann. Names: Flint, Oswalt, Garver, Jones, Watson, Jack, Denning, Boblet.

The Jack Cemetery is located in Paw Paw township Section 7, Township 28N and Range 6E. It is located on the south side of Paw Paw creek about 1/2 mile east of county road 600W and 1/2 mile south of county road 500N. Wabash County History 1884 by Helm says on page 419 the following: This graveyard was begun some years after the arrival of the Jack family . . . by the burial there of a son of James Jack (William Jack), who died . . . July 5, 1843, aged eight years eleven months one day. . . . We give below the names of elderly persons whose record is found inscribed upon the tombstones erected above their graves; Elizabeth Donaldson, died April, 1845, seventy-sixth year; William Alger, born October 6, 1776, died September 25, 1852, seventy-sixth year. Nancy (wife of William) Alger, born January 6, 1788, died September 15, 1855, sixty-eighth year. Leonard Hiner, died August 5, 1854, sixty-fifth year. . . .