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In page Dorothy Wordsworth:

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From 1824 to 1835, Dorothy wrote of daily events, with frequent gaps, in her Rydal Journals. These journals, apart from the "Isle of Man" sequence, have not yet been published.[4] In 1829, Dorothy fell seriously ill, followed by a brief recovery period and eventual relapse in 1831. Despite battling a degenerative illness, Dorothy continued writing, including compositions later published in William Wordsworth's collections. Due to her health, Dorothy was cared for by her brother William, his wife Mary, and the Rydal staff. Following William's passing in April 1850, Dorothy's health continued to decline until her death on 25 January 1855.[5] She lies buried in St Oswald Churchyard in Grasmere, next to her brother.[citation needed]