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Thompson Cemetery

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Bald Prairie, TX, USA

Latitude & Longitude: 31° 15' 3.16249999992", -96° 23' 51.68937000012"
 
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     A native of North Carolina, Benjamin Rush Thompson (1811-1880) migrated to Milam County in the in 1841. Thompson was a Mason and according to the census of 1850, a Methodist clergyman. He moved his family to Robertson County after 1855. Thompson set aside this portion of his land as a family burial ground in 1873, after the death of his son William M. (b. 1852). Only five of the thirteen graves are marked with inscribed stones. Thompson and his wife Margaret (1819-1880) are both buried here.

This page last updated: 7/15/2008

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See other Robertson County Cemeteries:
Sterling Cemetery
Suggs Cemetery
Walnut Creek Cemetery
Norwood Cemetery
Bald Prairie Cemetery
Camp Creek Cemetery
Dunn Cemetery
Ebenezer Hearne Cemetery
Franklin Cemetery
Nesbitt Cemetery and Beck Prairie Baptist Church