Tohickon Cemetery, Perkasie
Located in:
Perkasie
Street address:
1050 Old Bethlehem Road, Perkasie, PA 18944
GPS location:
Latitude: 40.421744
Longitude: -75.254280
Longitude: -75.254280
Ownership
St Peter's UCC
Burial summary
Number of burials: 4000+
First burial: 1735
Last burial: Ongoing
First burial: 1735
Last burial: Ongoing
Contact information:
Edie Baker
Secretary
1050 Old Bethlehem Road
Perkasie, PA
Phone: 215-257-4033
Secretary
1050 Old Bethlehem Road
Perkasie, PA
Phone: 215-257-4033
Web address:
Original burial records:
Church
Other references:
This cemetery is on Findagrave.
The Mercer Museum Library has the following: "Bucks County Tombstone Inscriptions Bedminster and Haycock Townships" Compiled by Frances Wise Waite 1988; Sundry church records and tombstone inscriptions : Bucks, Montgomery, Northampton Counties, Pennsylvania / photocopied and rebound 1999. Doylestown, PA : Bucks County Historical Society , [1964], 1999. 292 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Call No. 974.821 Chu Vol. 1. Book 43.
You can go to the Mennonite Historical Society database and search for your ancestor. Just use the alphabetical surname list.
The Mercer Museum Library has the following: "Bucks County Tombstone Inscriptions Bedminster and Haycock Townships" Compiled by Frances Wise Waite 1988; Sundry church records and tombstone inscriptions : Bucks, Montgomery, Northampton Counties, Pennsylvania / photocopied and rebound 1999. Doylestown, PA : Bucks County Historical Society , [1964], 1999. 292 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Call No. 974.821 Chu Vol. 1. Book 43.
You can go to the Mennonite Historical Society database and search for your ancestor. Just use the alphabetical surname list.
Comments
Caretaker is Larry Strawn 215-257-2797. The church housed two congregations each with their own front entrance. St. Peters Reformed Congregation entered the left hand door and eventually became St. Peters UCC. Peace Evangelical Lutheran Congregation entered through the right hand door and eventually built their own chuch.
A letter in the Loux Family Folder at the Mercer Library shows that 6 of their 13 children, the ones living at home in 1862, died within 9 weeks of each other of diapetheria.
Thanks to volunteer Noel Hevener for gathering information on this cemetery
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