Presbyterian Cemetery Ideas

[elmemmo]

I am having a heck of a time with my Dublin Ireland Relatives!  It seems I am only able to confirm what I already know.  I am trying to press on and see what I can find.  I am looking for the most likely cemetery they may be buried in.  The names where William Taylor and his wife was Charlotte Bennett Taylor.  Both seems to be dead by 1880.   I would say they died between 1868 and 1880.  They were members of the Eustace St. Church and were Presbyterian.  They lived in the subburbs of Dublin, I believe in the Rathmines area.  William was a solicitor as was his father Alfred Taylor.  Can anyone tell me what might be the best cemetery to start looking at?
Thanks,
Ellen

[clanseeker]

Hi have you tried the LDS web site

http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#searchId=57159082381790100000;surname=taylor;searchType=standard;p=recordResults;givenName=Charlotte

[aghadowey]

This is the link to index of Irish civil registrations which might narrow down the deaths to a registration district and quarter but unfortunately Irish death certificates do not list place of burial.
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=collectionDetails;t=searchable;c=1408347

[eadaoin]

once you get the death certs, you could look at the newspapers for the day after their death to see if there's a mention of the funeral.

My guess is Mount Jerome, unless they were country people originally, and buried in their old area.

eadaoin

[aghadowey]

I did find an obituary in Freeman's Journal for a Taylor, Rathmines being buried in Mount Jerome c1875-1880 but the name (from memory) was John with father named Clement.

[elmemmo]

Thank you everyone for your help.  I didn't have the link to the new search on the LDS this is really great.

Ellen