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Shawnee Cemetery, Plymouth, Pennsylvania

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Shawnee Cemetery
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Established1873
CountryUnited States
No. of interments15,000[1]
Find a GraveShawnee Cemetery

Shawnee Cemetery in Plymouth, Pennsylvania, is located on a hillside overlooking Wyoming Valley. The cemetery was founded in 1873.

A view of the Shawnee Cemetery taken about 1908 by the photographer Fred Clemow.

Notable interments

  • Morgan Bevan, (died in 1924), served as Plymouth's 18th Burgess from 1906 to 1909.
  • Elijah Coxe (died in 1918), was elected Plymouth's 16th Burgess in 1900.
  • Stanley Woodward Davenport (died September 26, 1921), member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
  • Captain John Dennis (died in 1887), was elected Plymouth's 10th Burgess in 1881.
  • Daniel B. Loderick (died in 1898), was elected Plymouth 14th Burgess, serving from 1893 to 1897.
  • Alfred J. Martin (died in 1913), was elected Plymouth's 12th Burgess in 1889.
  • David D. Morris (died in 1919), was elected Plymouth's 19th Burgess in 1909.
  • Abram Nesbitt (died in 1846), veteran of the Revolutionary War.
  • Peter C. Roberts (died in 1894), appointed Plymouth's 13th Burgess in 1890.
  • George Washington Shonk (died August 14, 1900), member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
  • John Jenks Shonk (died May 1, 1904), coal operator, served in the Pennsylvania State Legislature from 1875 to 1878.
  • John B. Smith (died July 19, 1904), coal operator, served in the Pennsylvania State Legislature from 1877 to 1880.
  • Philip Walters (died in 1916), served as Plymouth's 15th Burgess from 1897 to 1900.

References

  1. ^ O’boyle, Bill (2010), "Trio respectfully labors for Plymouth's deceased", Times Leader, retrieved 2011-08-05