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Thanks for replying Elwyn. I will give that a try !

Found it !!!  Thank you so much! 24 Dec 1955.

Sarah "Elizabeth" (nee COX) DICKSON was b. 1884 Co Tipperary. She m. John DICKSON 30 Aug 1913 in Lisburn, Antrim. She was a nurse. John d. in Northlands,Whitehouse Park, Belfast 18 Dec 1963. I do not know where they are buried but m. says they were Church of Ireland. I do not know if she died first, but suspect she did as his will description does not mention a widow. Would like her death date and if possible cemetery info. Thank you for any help at all.

Hi Cindy, According to Emma's death certificate, downloadable for free on the Provincial archives of New brunswick site, her father's name was Urbain SMITH, not Reuben. Urbain is a French Canadian name. He and his wife Pauline THEOLISTE? are both listed and born in New Brunswick. Emma is listed as born in 1880 (they never have the right date) in Caraquet,NB. She died 7 Apr 1934 in Shippagan,NB, and is buried there.
Emma may be the 12 year old listed in the 1891 census of Shippagan as a paid servant in the Joseph SAVOY family. I couldn't find the family in the 1881 census of NB. SMITH is not a typical French name as you know, so this family may be hard to trace. Urbain may have been raised by a SMITH family. Good luck with your search.
Suzanne

It's been awhile since you posted, but thought you might still want the marriage between William LENTON (baker) and Sarah GREEN. I believe I found them on the Wiltshire Family History Society's marriage CD. The transcriber has taken the info wrongly, I suspect, and thought the "baker" part was Sarah's maiden name instead of William's occupation. The marriage is posted as ...
William LENTON of Salisbury St. Edmund and Sarah BAKER (abode not given) married at Salisbury Cathedral on the 12 March 1798.
Hope this helps,
Suzanne