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  This graveyard may be one of the oldest European cemeteries in Lancaster County. It is within the original acreage laid out for the Swiss pioneers in 1710, but there are no tombstones that old.
  
  The oldest surviving tombstone in the Tschantz graveyard is dated April 20, 1739. It belongs to Jacob Miller.

  Added May 20, 2017 by Baren Creque