LOUCK’S CEMETERY
OLD LOUCKS RD. BETWEEN CARLISLE & KENNETH ROADS
MICHAEL BRENNER (WAR OF 1812). OLD LOUCKS ROAD AND THE WEST MANCHESTER MALL IN THE BACKGROUND. Taken Oct., 1998
Blissing, Malinda, 1/15/1844-11/10/1848 4-9-25.
Brenner, Michael, 3/5/1787-6/4/1845 58-2-29, War of 1812. *
Dello, Catharine, 12/5/1752-4/17/1825 72-4-12. *
E.P.W., Died 1853.
Folk, Clara A., daughter of Martin & Leah; died 4/16/1875 4-4-29.
Folk, Martin, died 3/1/1872 42-2-3.
Fols, Jacob, died 1/14/1896 86-3-28. *
Fols, Margaret, daughter of Jacob & S.; (no date given.)*
Fols, Wm., son of Adam & Amelia; died 8/4/1871 4-9-26. Stone leaning against tree in 1998. *
Foltz, Leah, wife of Jacob; 9/29/1808-12/25/1848 40-2-26. *
Foust, Catherine, wife of Henry; died 5/27/1866 87-10-11.
Foust, Henry, died 12/19/1842 68-0-0. *
Foust, Mary Ann, 4/19/1846-7/10/1846 0-2-22.
Foust, Sarah, died 9/11/1846 31-0-0. *
Hartman, Catherine E., daughter of Daniel & C., died 1/12/1857 12-0-0. *
Hartman, Daniel, 1/5/1801-1/11/1863 62-1-6. *
Hartman, Israel, 7/9/1828-8/21/1849 21-1-12. *
Henrick, Louisa Ann, 6/6/1830-5/18/1846 15-11-(?). *
Hotsappel, Philip, died 12/25/1871 82-0-15.
Keeny, George, son of Henry Y. & A.E.; died 6/12/1862 6-8-9.*
Keeny, Mary, daughter of Henry Y. & A.E.; died 7/14/1862 2-8-24.
Kreber, Philip, 12/13/1713-10/9/1805 91-9-15.
L.A.H., (no other markings.)
Leckrone, Adam, died 5/17/1871 66-5-1.
Leckrone, Leonard, died 4/24/1865 52-6-15.
Leckrone, Susan, wife of Jacob; 3/17/1800-4/24/1851 51-1-7. *
Lecrone, Barbara, wife of Jacob; 2/1/1796-2/4/1843 47-0-3.
Lecrone, Eve, wife of John G.; 12/9/1770-12/14/1854 84-0-5.
Lecrone, Jacob, 11/9/1792-3/3/1879 86-3-24. *
Lecrone, John George 8/17/1760-2/28/1842 81-6-11. *
Letrone, Maria Barbara, 2/14/1763-1834. *
Melhorn, William H., son of Andrew & Sarah; died 8/14/1854 0-6-14. *
Patten, Lydia Ann, daughter of Wm. & S.; died 10/8/1859 13-5-1.
Patten, W., 1844-3/29/1845.
Pfaltzgraff, Elenora, wife of Geo. died 1/8/1896 81-1-23. *
Pfaltzgraff, Elizabeth Bentzel, wife of Henry B.; died 11/21/1879 24-1-25. *
Pfaltzgraff, Elizabeth, daughter of G.B. 7 E.S.; died 8/27/1867 0-0-14.
Pfaltzgraff, Geo. died 1/7/1873 64-8-2. *
Pfaltzgraff, Harry, son of C.B. 7 B.; died 4/6/1883.
Pfaltzgraff, Henry K., son of John B. & S.; died 7/17/1862 1-8-11.
Pfaltzgraff, Isaac B., 2/1/1859-10/5/1879 20-8-4. *
Quickel, Sarah, wife of Philip; died 4/5/1860 44-5-3, also her babe.
Rauhouser, Lydia, wife of Soloman; died 4/27/1882 78-6-14.
Rauhouser, Soloman, died 11/6/1870 62-8-22.
Rothrauf, Elizabeth, died 1791 (only date given.)
Schmidt, Peter, died 6/6/1817 3-4-4.
Smith, Adam, son of John & Sarah; died 3/4/1857 9-6-2.
Smith, Charles, died 7/8/1852 17-7-27.
Smith, Daniel, died 11/1/1886 64-9-25.
Smith, Elizabeth, wife of Daniel; died 9/1/1896 67-8-8.
Smith, John, 8/25/1776-10/9/1845 69-1-13. *
Smith, John, died 12/29/1893 77-0-18.
Smith, John, son of John & Sarah; died 2/25/1857 (only date given.)*
Smith, Lena, 3/(?)/1820-4/(?)/1848. *
Smith, Mary, 11/25/1817-8/25/1820.
Smith, Sarah, 4/6/1824-8/20/1848 24-4-14. *
Smith, Sarah, died 7/12/1891 75-10-28. *
Smith, Susana, wife of John; 8/6/1776-2/15/1857 80-6-8. *
Smyser, Emanda E., died 12/6/1837 0-3-3.
Smyser, Jeremiah, died 10/19/1836 0-0-19.
Subastia, Maria S., wife of John; 12/9/1855 26-11-27.
Switzer, Henry A., son of Wm. & Eliza; 11/7/1849-9/16/1850.
Upp, Barbara, wife of John Jacob; 11/7/1787-10/22/1859 71-0-0. *
Upp, Emanuel, son of John J. & Barbara; died 3/5/1833 3-3-16.
Upp, Jacob, died 12/8/1839 24-6-12. *
Upp, John Jacob, died 3/2/1852 65-6-4. *
Wolf, Catharina, wife of Henrich; born 1727, died 9/15, (no year given.) 72-6-0. *
Wolf, Daniel Jr., died 7/8/1854 20-0-27. *
Wolf, Henrich, 1743-1/9/1809 85-1-5. *
Wolf, Henry, Pvt. York County Militia, Troop S, Rev. War. *
Yoner, Benjamin, 4/8/1822-9/27-1861 39-5-19.
Compiled 11/25/1932 by A.E.Starner, C.Zaner and E. Beard of the York County Historical Society.
Field checked 7/11/1998 by the West Manchester Township Bicentennial Committee.
* Indicates stones still in place in 1998. Nine stones were found in 1998 that were indecipherable.
Louck’s Cemetery is located adjacent to the old Loucks schoolhouse, now a private residence.