Postscript
Isaac D. Seyburn was of the Episcopal faith and attended services at the Holy Trinity Church in Patterson, Louisiana. When the church was deconsecrated in 1940, the stained glass window over the altar, known as the Seyburn Memorial, was acquired by St. Mary's Episcopal Church in nearby Franklin, Louisiana, where it remains today.
Idlewild Plantation remained in the family at least until Edward Isaac Seyburn's son, Edward Reynolds Seyburn, sold it in 1977. It was purchased by Dr. Walter H. Daniels. He and his wife Pam still reside in Idlewild. Dr. Daniels efforts got Idlewild Plantation listed on the National Register of Historic Places (Designation No. 82000459 of November 2, 1982).
One of the eight Flying Junior dinghies in the Vanderbilt Sailing Club fleet was named for Isaac D. Seyburn, who was the great great great grandfather of a former Commodore of the Club; another was named Lew Chew.
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