New London Cemetery
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New London Cemetery

Also known as Shandon Cemetery

Shandon, Butler County, Ohio, USA

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This active 16.5 acre cemetery was organized in 1866 with burials starting in 1867. Many of the first burials were disinterred from the Paddy's Run Graveyard in Shandon. Two internationally known scientists are interred in the cemetery: Doctor Edward Francis, a physician who discovered Tularemia (Rabbit Fever), and Doctor Mark Francis, veterinarian, best known for proving the tick was the cause of Texas cattle fever and developed inoculations against this devastating disease. Veterans are buried in the cemetery from the War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish American War, World Wars I and II, Korean War and Vietnam War.
This active 16.5 acre cemetery was organized in 1866 with burials starting in 1867. Many of the first burials were disinterred from the Paddy's Run Graveyard in Shandon. Two internationally known scientists are interred in the cemetery: Doctor Edward Francis, a physician who discovered Tularemia (Rabbit Fever), and Doctor Mark Francis, veterinarian, best known for proving the tick was the cause of Texas cattle fever and developed inoculations against this devastating disease. Veterans are buried in the cemetery from the War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish American War, World Wars I and II, Korean War and Vietnam War.

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