Billington Cemetery
Tennessee native E. J. Billington settled in this area with his family in 1854. In 1890 he sold one-half acre of land to John Ellison and Gus Haney on which a church and cemetery were established. The first recorded burial was that of John Sanders in 1890. Named for Billington, the nearby town was once a thriving community with a school, post office, and several stores. In 1900 additional land was purchased from the Billington estate for the cemetery, which contains 115 marked graves and 12-15 unmarked graves. The Billington Cemetery continues to serve the area. (1997)
31.6884° N, 96.8752° W
Where to Find It
2.5 mi. N on FM 339, 2.5 mi. E on CR 114
Nearby Markers
- 2.8 mi N Leonard Williams Prairie Hill
- 3.1 mi N Mount Calm Cemetery Mount Calm
- 3.2 mi NE Mt. Antioch Cemetery Mount Calm
- 3.9 mi NW Col. Leonard Williams Mt. Calm
- 4.8 mi N Mt. Calm Methodist Church Mt. Calm
- 4.9 mi N First Baptist Church of Mt. Calm Mt. Calm