Sarah died at the home of William Abbott, while on a religious visit to Cork, Ireland.

"Sarah Worrall, a public Friend from Chester County, Pennsylvania, America, died at the house of Wm Abbott's in Cork 28th 2nd mo 1755. She came over in company with Elizabeth Ashbridge, to visit this nation: her illness she bore with much patience and resignation of mind, and we believe she has laid down her head in peace and full assurance of everlasting rest and joy in the Lord, being heard to say a little before her departure 'the time is now come, come Lord Jesus, receive my spirit'.
Her corpse was carried from Friend's Meeting House in that city [Cork], after a said meeting, to Friend's Burying Ground, and there decently interred."
- From the Cork Monthly Meeting Minutes book
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Sarah's will was dated 28 Sep 1750 at Chester County, Pennsylvania, proved 2 Jul 1755, with an abstract as follows:

"Worrall, Sarah.
County of Chester, Penna. 9 mo. 28, 1750. July 2, 1755.
Children: Elizabeth (Salkeld), John, Sarah (Taylor), Peter and Thomas Worrall.
Grandchildren: Mary Taylor and Agnes Salkeld.
Sisters: Mary James and Ann Goodwin. Cousin: Sarah Vor.
Exec: Son Peter Worrall."

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Source(s):
- Philadelphia County (Pennsylvania). Register of Wills; Book K:335.
- Casey Collection, published 1952-71; Author: Albert E. Casey: O'Kief, Coshe Mang, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland.
- Historical Committee of the Religious Society of Friends in Ireland Archives; "Parish Burials" MM VIII M1.
- Swarthmore, Quaker Meeting Records; Women´s Minutes, 1733-1779. Friends Historical Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania.
- Myers, Albert Cook. Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia, 1682-1750. Baltimore, MD, USA: Southern Book Co., 1957.
- John Woolf Jordan. Colonial Familes of Philadelphia, Vol. 2. New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1911.