The only trace left of the little settlement, is an abandoned graveyard, difficult to access and almost impossible to find. There were a few stones with inscriptions. On farms in a few other places in the county, small groups of graves having markers with no inscriptions have been found, said to be burial places of colored people. Little Africa cemetery is now located in the Hoosier National Forest, and is quite easy to find. It is a bit of a walk, but the trail is gravelled and fairly level.
Scouts occasionally tend the cemetery, and place white crosses on the graves.
R.2 W. Still in use. A Methodist Church was organized here in 1870 by the union of two pioneer Methodist groups, Smith and Nelson Chapels. Moses Ham donated 3 acres of land for church and cemetery. Burials prior to 1880 have been moved from old burying grounds. This cemetery serves a wide area, no inscriptions after 1944 are included in this record.