Located on the south side of 1250N. between 400W and 500W in Allen Township, Miami County, Indiana.
The rows run north and south, are numbered from west to east, and the markers are read from north to south.
NATHAN BRYANT and MATTHIAS HARMON are mentioned as being among the early burials in Five Corners Cemetery (Brant & Fuller, History of Miami County, 1887, p. 494), but no markers bearing their names were found by the compilers of this book.
The Five Corners Cemetery was established in 1856 and is one of the oldest in Miami County.
One source says there are ninety lots in the old section and ninety or more in the new section. Another says there are 79 in the old and 96 in the new.
The first two persons to be buried in the cemetery were MATHIAS HORNER and CHARLES WILLIAMS, a Civil War veteran.
The grave of an unidentified Indian has an iron marker in the shape of an Indian's head and a stone with a number on it. (Cook, Cemeteries of Miami County, Vol. 1