This is the original entrance. Located on Duplessis Rd., behind St. John The Evangelist Catholic Church.

This is the Second, newer entrance, located about 200 feet east of original entrance. Located on Duplessis Rd. in Prairieville, Louisiana, just behind St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church.

In memory of
Leon Duplessis family
John Gershefski family
Evariste LeBlanc family
Linnie Smith family
John Smith family
Etienne Landry family
Henry J. Babin family
J. Yve Landry Sr. family
Harry J. Braud family
Vincent Babin family
C. Z. Kling family
Wallace Phillips family
Gerard Landry family
Lucas Z. Babin family
Mackay & Daigle family
Miss Athalie LeBlanc
Mr. & Mrs. J. N. DeLaune
Mr. & Mrs. J.A. “Feb” Gonzales family
1967

The site of this cemetery, being one of the highest spots in east Ascension parish, was used to bury those who died during Crevasses. About the year 1785, Joseph Dupuy donated it as a non-sectarian cemetery including slaves and Indians.
Joseph Dupuy, a bachelor, had the following immediate relatives:
Three sisters
Celeste Dupuy, wife of Leon Duplessis,
Mrs. John Louis Parent, and Mrs. Stanislas Braud.

In memory of
Leon Duplessis family
John Gershefski family
Evariste LeBlanc family
Linnie Smith family
John Smith family
Etienne Landry family
Henry J. Babin family
J. Yve Landry Sr. family
Harry J. Braud family
Vincent Babin family
C. Z. Kling family
Wallace Phillips family
Gerard Landry family
Lucas Z. Babin family
Mackay & Daigle family
Miss Athalie LeBlanc
Mr. & Mrs. J. N. DeLaune
Mr. & Mrs. J.A. “Feb” Gonzales family
1967