Stewart Cemetery
North of Albany, Livingston Parish, Louisiana
File prepared by Sherry Sanford.




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Location of Cemetery:
T. 5S R. 5E
Section 26
NW 1/4

1980, Published by Edward Livingston Historical Association, Inc., 
P.O. Box 67, Livingston, La. 70754-0067.

Source:  The inscription information was copied by Clark Forrest, Jr., 
Rt. 2 Box 397, Holden, Louisiana, 70744, about 1967.  At that time the 
headstones were lying on the ground in the middle of a cultivated field.  
The area around the headstones was not cultivated.  According to Mr. Warren 
Watts, the present land owner, the previous owner had thrown the headstones 
across the fence.  Mr. Watts replaced the headstones on the graves.

1. Kinchen Stewart
Sept. 30, 1814 - Mar. 24, 1892

2. (The name is broken off the headstone)
Wife of Kinchen Stewart
Apr. 3, 1823 - Oct. 12, 1902

Note:  Although the name is broken off the headstone, from the Kinchen Stewart 
Bible in the possession of Mrs. Martha Stewart Hess, the name is given as 
Elizabeth Chandler, daughter of Samuel and Emma Efferson Chandler.  The Bible 
was published in 1850.