The McDonald Cemetery is also known as the STEWART CEMETERY. See my post about the STEWART CEMETERY. Its original name was probably the "McDonald Cemetery".This cemetery is also known as the "Stewart" cemetery, possibly because the only tombstone in that cemetery with a name on it is that of "James STEWART, Sr., October 2, 1829, aged 90 years". According to passengers listed as being on the Earl of Donegal, James STUART/STEWART was aged 26 in December, 1767, so he may have been born about 1741, instead of in 1739.The other graves in this "McDonald" or "Stewart" cemetery are marked by unhewn stones with initials upon them. I think those initials can be found in books about the cemeteries of Fairfield or Chester county.