Lancaster Cemetery,
Lancaster (city), Lancaster Co., PA

8. Lancaster Cemetery

Located at the east end of Lemon Street, between Park Avenue and New Holland Avenue.

History:

Lancaster Cemetery was established in 1846 by the First Reformed Church. Later St. James Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian Church also became associated with this cemetery. The cemetery became an independent association in 1858.

  • Earliest recorded death - 1784.
  • Latest recorded burial- 1982.

Transcriptions:

  • 1940s- William F. Worner, vol.10, p.1, note: southeastern half of cemetery only.
  • 1985- James L. Templeton, Lancaster Cemetery Vol. 1, Lancaster County Historical Society/Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society.

Related Articles:

  • Dan Neidermyer, "Old Cemetery is Rich in Legend", Lancaster New Era, Sept. 22, 1964, p.15.

 

You may purchase a detailed, 67 page street map booklet of Lancaster County, including Manor Township, through Alexanderia Drafting Company.


Note: The textual information provided for each cemetery concerning location, history and record location is provided courtesy of the Lancaster County Historical Society and is taken from their c.1993 publication "Churches and Cemeteries of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania" by A. Hunter Rineer. To purchase this book or for additional information and records concerning cemeteries please contact the historical society at their website http://lanclio.org or email them at lchs@ptd.net.
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