Willingham Cemetery
Willingham family members were original settlers at Salado Springs (Salado) in the early 1850s. They eventually moved a few miles west and established a successful stock farm operation. Patriarch Archibald Willingham (1786-1857), a Georgian by birth and a veteran of the war of 1812, was the first to be buried in the family cemetery on their land. His wife, Ellener (Belcher), and their son, Sterling Andrew Jackson Willingham, are also buried in the cemetery; their graves are the only ones marked of the small number of burials. The cemetery is also known as Three Chimneys after the family home that was nearby. Historic Texas cemetery - 2003
30.9405° N, 97.6097° W
Nearby Markers
- 1.7 mi S Willingham Spring Baptist Church Salado vicinity
- 3.7 mi NW Cedar Knob Cemetery (HTC) Salado
- 4 mi E Home of Elijah Sterling Clack Robertson Salado
- 4 mi E Mary Elizabeth Carpenter, Birthplace of White House Aide Salado
- 4 mi E Robertson Home Salado
- 4.3 mi E Kate Crawford and Zachary Clay Taylor Salado