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Batty's Chapel Cemetery

HISTORY

Located on a bend in a road in Lower Chanceford Township, York County, Pennsylvania, this cemetery has many names - Batty's Chapel, Black Diamond, River Hills, Mt. Olive, and the York County Veterans Affairs office refers to it as "Mt. Holly." The  cemetery is said to be still active, although the owner is unknown. It was believed to have been started as a family burial ground, which expanded over the years. 


There are also Civil War veterans resting here, including John L. Guy (1855-1929), of the famed  Buffalo Soldiers (25th Infantry). 


Find A Grave

FindAGrave.com is a free online database and community dedicated to documenting and preserving cemetery records worldwide. It serves as a resource for genealogists, historians, and anyone interested in researching or paying tribute to deceased individuals. Click below to be taken to Batty Chapel's page.

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