Alan Stevenson

1807–1865 (age 58)

Biography

Alan Stevenson was a distinguished Scottish engineer of the nineteenth century, following in a family tradition of engineering excellence. His work contributed significantly to infrastructure development during a period of substantial industrial and technological advancement in Scotland.

Stevenson died in 1865 at the age of 58 and was interred at New Calton Cemetery in Edinburgh, a final resting place befitting his professional standing and contributions to Scottish engineering. His legacy endured through the respect he earned in his field and the projects he undertook.

Also buried at New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh

Andrew Skene
1784–1835 (age 51)
New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh
Andrew Skene was a Scottish advocate and legal professional of the late 18th century.
William Laing
1764–1832 (age 68)
New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh
William Laing tended Edinburgh's literary needs as a trusted bookseller.
David Laing
1793–1878 (age 85)
New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh
David Laing was a distinguished librarian and scholar who preserved Scotland's literary and archival heritage.
William Douglas
1780–1832 (age 52)
New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh
William Douglas was a Scottish painter of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Kincaid Mackenzie
1768–1830 (age 62)
New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh
Kincaid Mackenzie was a Scottish wine merchant of the late 18th century.
John Brown
1810–1882 (age 72)
New Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh
John Brown was a writer whose thoughtful pen celebrated the dignity of ordinary lives.