Spring Hill Cemetery | Spring Hill, KS 66083

Spring Hill Cemetery

(913) 592-3664
Lawrence & Harrison Streets, Spring Hill, KS 66083

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A final resting place for many, remains buried in the cemetery include Celia Ann Dayton, a native of Vermont. She is believed to be the first woman doctor in Kansas. She arrived in Spring Hill in 1859, with her adopted son, Hiram Eugene, who was also a doctor.

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