| General Information |
| The OES visited Stewart Cemetery on March 23, 2008. Stewart Cemetery was used chiefly throughout the 1800s, however a few burials have occurred in the early twentieth century as well. The cemetery is in fairly good condition, but it definitely has its share of broken and illegible tombstones. A 1937 newspaper article states that a fifteen foot bronze marker belonging to the McCurdy family was stolen from its stone base in one of several cemetery vandalisms striking the county that week. It is a shame to read that even seventy years ago, people were disrespectful enough to steal from one's final resting place. To view photos of all standing tombstones at the time of our visit, click the link below. | |
| • Click Here for a complete list and photos of all tombstones currently standing as of March 28, 2008. | |
| Location Information: Inactive Cemetery [Safe] | |
| Stewart Cemetery is on the south side of Lincoln Highway just east of Route 30, Crawford County. | |
| Photographs | |
Stewart Cemetery sits just off the original Lincoln Highway east of the Bucyrus bypass. |
