in that ill-fated project. The chief died between 1838 and 1840, and the burial ground where he rests with a number of his villagers may be found by following Road 8, leading eastward from the north-east corner of the lake named in his honor to the point where it jogs to the north. Here, close by, to the east of the first turn, is a low, swampy woodland, just beyond the southeast corner of which, on higher open ground, as the cemetery, now only indicated by slight undulations in the ground. Books on Papakeechie Giese, Vincent J., Lead Thou Me on: Reflections from Lake Papakeechie. Our Sunday Visitor, Huntington, Indiana, U.S.A., 1993. Leffers, Laura. Dance on the Water. Book World/Blue Star, 1996. , . References Sources Lilly, Eli. Early Wawasee Days. Indianapolis: Studio Press Inc., 1960. U.S. Lakes Info Indiana Historical Bureau Lake Wawasee and Syracuse Lake Diagnostic Study 24d.org Papakeechie Protected areas of Kosciusko County, Indiana Papakeechie