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CEMETERIES of Adams County, Pennsylvania

Updated: Friday, 22-Sep-2006 12:21:47 MDT


(Copyright © 1996 by Gene C Smith with modifications/additions by Curt Sanders, 1998-2006)

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Feature Name Latitude
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Longitude
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Location
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary . . McSherrystown
Basilica of the Sacred Heart . . Conewago
Blacks Cemetery 395144N 0771620W Fairfield
Christ Reformed Church 394524N 770321W Union Twp.
Fairfield Union Cemetery
PO Box 491
Fairfield, PA 17320
394639N 0772245W Iron Springs
Evergreen Cemetery 394908N 0771350W Gettysburg
Saint Francis Xavier . . Gettysburg
Saint Ignatius Loyola . . Orrtanna
Immaculate Conception . . New Oxford
Lobach Cemetery 40 2.60 N 77 5.53 W Latimore
1. Lower Marsh Creek Cemetery
  1. cemetery list
  2. Some Reed family tombstone images
394957N 0771755W Fairfield
McClelland Cemetery 394914N 0771704W Fairfield
Mount Carmel Cemetery 394423N 0770521W Littlestown
Mount Tabor Cemetery* 400055N 0771433W Menallen Twp.
East Berlin . . East Berlin
Pine Bank Cemetery 394634N 0771229W Gettysburg
Saint Aloysius Cemetery 394411N 0770446W Littlestown
Saint Josephs Cemetery 394940N 0771422W Gettysburg
Saint Marys Cemetery 394639N 0772245W Iron Springs
Sunny Side Cemetery 400120N 0770658W Dillsburg
Wesley Chapel Cemetery 394409N 0772601W Blue Ridge Summit
Wenksville U.M. Church (Also: some selective listings, tombstone pics) . . Wenksville

* Mt. Tabor Cemetery is NOT in Mt. Holly Springs. It is in Menallen Township in Adams County, just over the county line from Dickinson Twp., Cumberland Co. The cemetery in Mt. Holly Springs is Mt. Holly Springs Union Cemetery, just off Rt. 34 in "downtown" Mt. Holly
Springs. For detailed information and directions to Mt. Tabor Cemetery, contact Gary Thomas at NICEG75008@aol.com. He is involved in the the upkeep of that cemetery and has, I believe, a plot plan. -- Anita Camples, anitacamplese@comcast.net , 25 Aug. 2002.


Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Cemetery Report - 7/20/93

© Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 2215 Millstream Rd., Lancaster, Pa., 17602-1499, Phone (717) 393-9745.
Carolyn Wenger, Director; Lloyd Segar, Librarian.
Our thanks to Harry Winand for arranging this. There are some burial listings available at the society for a fee.

Township

Name

Denom.

EBY

LBY

List?
Butler Bender's  L/R  1781  1913 Y
Butler Elm Evangelical United Brethern  EUB  1851  1961 N
Butler Friends Grove Dunkard  COB  1853  1883 Y
Butler Friends Grove Quaker  F  1769  1899 Y
Conewago Keagy .  1826  1950 N
Cumberland Black (Upper Marsh Creek) PRES 1746 1870 N
Cumberland McClelland (Marsh Creek) . 1744  1852 Y
Cumberland Reily Roman Catholic RC 1831 1900 Y
Cumberland Trinity Reformed now in R-G 1796 1886 Y
Franklin Arendtsville (Arendt Church) L/R 1744 1947 Y
Franklin Bushey Mennonite (Old Flohr) . 1798 1895 Y
Franklin Cashtown . 1856 1916 N
Franklin Chamberlain Methodist UM 1855 1928 Y
Franklin Flohr Mennonite MC-LC 1803 1917 N
Franklin Mummasburg Mennonite MC-YA 1810 1950 N
Germany Littlestown . 1861 1926 N
Germany Mount Carmel . 1810 1950 N
Germany St. Aloysius Roman Catholic RC 1789 1942 N
Germany St. John Lutheran L 1779 1948 Y
Hamiltonbon Boyd . 1827 1932 N
Hamitonbon Fairfield . 1861 1946 N
Hamiltonbon Fountain Dale Lutheran L 1821 1866 N
Hamiltonbon Fountain Dale Union . 1880 1985 N
Hamiltonbon Snyder . 1822 1871 N
Highland Byer . 1796 1897 N
Highland Lower Marsh Creek Presybterian PRES 1749 1884 N
Highland Marsh Creek Brethren COB 1846 1925 N
Huntington Christ Church Chapel . 1848 1903 N
Huntington Christ Episcopal E 1748 1859 N
Huntington Christ Episcopal (York Springs) E 1853 1865 Y
Huntington Huntington Friends F 1762 1947 N
Huntington Leer . 1757 1871 N
Huntington Lerew . . . N
Huntington Robinette-Sanderson-Moorhead . . . N
Huntington Rock Methodist M 1827 1949 Y
Huntington York Springs Lutheran L 1836 1924 N
Huntington York Springs Presbyterian PRES 1840 1932 N
Latimore Brethren Churchyard
- This is the Dunkard (Brethren) Church
- From Rt. 15 (travelling south), turn left onto County Line Road - At stop sign, turn right (Capitol Hill Road?) - Church & Cemetery is on left (abt. 1/8 mile)
COB 1826 1933 Y
Latimore Lower Bermudian Lutheran
- Located on Lake Meade Road.
- From Rt. 194, turn at Red Mount Church onto Lake Meade Road - Probably about 1 to 2 miles back that road on left.
L 1817 1938 N
Latimore Sunnyside
- From Rt. 15, go to Rt. 94 (York Springs Exit) - Go north on Rt. 94 briefly and turn right onto Town Hill Road - Cemetery is about 1/8 mi back that road on the right (on a road called Sunnyside Drive?)
. 1770 1928 N
Liberty Zimmerman . 1805 1920 Y
Menallen Diehl . 1803 1885 N
Menallen Menallen Friends (Flora D) F 1853 1960 Y
Mount Joy Pine Bank . 1748 1884 N
Mount Joy St. James Reformed R-G 1853 1943 Y
Mount Joy St. Mark Reformed R-G 1779 1911 N
Mount Joy Grace Lutheran L 1874 1955 Y
Mount Pleasant Redland Friends F 1825 1927 N
Mount Pleasant St. Luke Union L/R 1846 1947 Y
Oxford New Oxford Catholic RC 1894 1978 N
Oxford St. Paul Reformed L/R 1823 1925 Y
Reading Hampton Church of the Brethren COB 1863 1968 N
Reading Hampton Union . 1827 1957 N
Reading Mummert COB 1777 1884 N
Straban Conewago Low Dutch R-D 1800 1900 N
Straban Great Conewago Presbyterian PRES 1745 1874 N
Straban Pines Lutheran (St. Paul) L 1739 1937 Y
Straban St. John Reformed R-G 1838 1877 N
Union Christ Reformed R-G 1772 1925 Y
Union Hostetter Mennonite (Bair Hostetter) MA 1815 1960 N
LEGEND:

EBY = Earliest Burial Year || LBY = Last Burial Year || MA = Mennonite
Amish || G=German || COB=Church of the Brethren || L=Lutheran
R=Reformed || PRES=Presbyterian || F=Friends || RC=Roman Catholic
E=Episcopal || M=Methodist || UM=United Methodist


Dating Tombstones

One way to help find the era your ancestor was buried is to examine the material from which the tombstone is made. If your ancestor has a stone made of slate or common fieldstone (except wood used by pioneers), chances are the stone dates from 1796-1830.

If the writing is too faded to read, use a 75 watt black light bulb in any lamp that casts light directly on the written message. The writing will miraculously appear.

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