Concord Cemetery in Chester Township, Wabash County Indiana. It is located in the middle of a Corn Field (Or bean field, depending on what year it is), but has a fenced off access path leading to it. (There is one other Wabash County cemetery in the middle of a field, but with no access). There are a lot of Civil War Vets buried here.

Concord Cemetery is located south east of the intersection of Wabash County Road ll00 N and 700 E or about six miles southeast of North Manchester. It is enclosed with a fence and is about 200 feet square, and well kept. It can be reached by taking a lane going east from road 700 E. Common names found in this cemetery are Brookover Culler, Jenks, Bitner, McCutchen, Conde, Bolinger and many others. Noted for a fine specimen of conglomerate, weighing maybe 500 lbs at the north end of the cemetery between the last two rows. It has no inscription.

Pleased to see that the Concord Cemetery is undergoing restoration.