Sarah Dillon-Ireland: Death Certificate
I just received the death certificate of Sarah “Sally” Dillon Ireland today. Sarah was the daughter of William Dillon and Cherry A. Smith. I sent for the certificate to confirm a few facts I thought to be true but had little documentation. The information on the certificate is as follows:
Sarah Ireland
Married: Frank Ireland
Birth: March 4, 1853
Death: April 15, 1932
Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence KS
Residence: 763 Grant, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
Birth Place: Benton County
Father: Bill Dillon
Mother: Unknown
Aside from now having a precise birth and death, I was intrigued to see William Dillon listed as Bill, I don’t know why I never thought they may have referred to him as Bill. This might help tracking down a death date on William; I have been looking for a William not a Bill. There is a listing on Find A Grave for a Mother and Father Ireland in the Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence. I have thought this was Frank and Sally but now with the death certificate we can correctly identify this stone theirs. Here is the link to Find A Grave:
I just received the death certificate of Sarah “Sally” Dillon Ireland today. Sarah was the daughter of William Dillon and Cherry A. Smith. I sent for the certificate to confirm a few facts I thought to be true but had little documentation. The information on the certificate is as follows:
Sarah Ireland
Married: Frank Ireland
Birth: March 4, 1853
Death: April 15, 1932
Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence KS
Residence: 763 Grant, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
Birth Place: Benton County
Father: Bill Dillon
Mother: Unknown
Aside from now having a precise birth and death, I was intrigued to see William Dillon listed as Bill, I don’t know why I never thought they may have referred to him as Bill. This might help tracking down a death date on William; I have been looking for a William not a Bill. There is a listing on Find A Grave for a Mother and Father Ireland in the Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence. I have thought this was Frank and Sally but now with the death certificate we can correctly identify this stone theirs. Here is the link to Find A Grave:
