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Cumbrian Church of England Parish Registers 1 Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Addingham, St 1601-1999 1601-2005 1601-1955 1754-1812 Carlisle 1660- Carlisle C Michael Parish 1886 Aikton, St Andrew 1694-1940 1694-2010 1694-1948 1754-1981 Carlisle 1665- Carlisle C Parish 1863 Ainstable, St Michael 1679-1980 1679-2010 1679-1903 1754-1904 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C and All Angels Parish 1886 Aldingham, St 1539-1950 1539-1978 1539-1887 1823-1879 Preston 1638- Barrow L Cuthbert Parish 1877 Allhallows, All Saints 1666-1812 1666-1812 1666-1812 1754-1932 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C Parish 1874 Allithwaite, St Mary 1865-2003 1866-1988 1888-1963 1902-1983 Preston in Cartmel Barrow L Parish Allonby, Christ Church 1776-2014 1776-1948 1871-1914 Carlisle 1774- Carlisle C Parish 1891 Alston Microfilm 1700-1959 1700-1959 1754-1942 1700-1960 Durham 1762- Durham C copies 1840 Ambleside, St Mary 1642-1977 1680-1973 1675-1959 1835-1966 Preston 1795- Kendal W Parish 1876 Appleby, St Lawrence 1694-1978 1695-2010 1694-1963 1823-1992 Carlisle 1665- Kendal W Parish 1869 Appleby, St Michael 1582-1975 1582-1975 1582-1964 1793-1973 Carlisle 1665- Kendal W Parish 1870 Arlecdon, St Michael 1752-1970 1730-1980 1735-1982 1898-1980 Preston 1720- Carlisle C Parish 1891 Armathwaite, Christ 1758-1996 1897-1995 1758-1976 1897-1997 Carlisle 1775- Carlisle C and St Mary Parish 1894 Arnside, St James 1866-1989 1873-1985 1889-1986 Preston W Parish Arthuret, St Michael 1790-2002 1754-2006 1790-1984 1754-1938 Carlisle 1665- Carlisle C and All Angels Parish 1870 1 Copyright Cumbria County Council: last updated 31 March 2016, 1. Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Asby (W), St Peter 1657-1997 1657-2009 1657-1939 1825-1995 Carlisle 1662- Kendal W Parish 1874 Askam in Furness see Ireleth Askham, St Peter and 1566-1926 1566-2002 1566-1894 1816-1967 Carlisle 1661- Kendal W St Columbia Parish 1877 Aspatria St Kentigern 1660-1915 1660-1938 1660-1999 1782-1975 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C and Hayton St James 1865 Parish Bampton, St Patrick 1650-1936 1637-1972 1637-1903 1754-1925 Carlisle 1665- Kendal W Parish 1881 Barbon, St 1813-1909 1839-1975 1848-1991 Preston 1813- Kendal W Bartholomew Parish 1870 Bardsea, Holy Trinity 1853-1995 1854-1992 1849-1972 1859-2001 Preston 1854- Barrow L Parish 1859 Barrow-in-Furness, St 1956-1973 1956-1993 Preston L Aidan's Parish Barrow-in-Furness, St 1955-1989 1956-1973 1956-1969 Preston L Francis' Parish Barrow-in-Furness, St 1861-2004 1861-1993 1947-2000 Preston L George's Parish Barrow-in-Furness, St 1876-1995 1869-2006 1886-1993 Preston L James Parish Barrow-in-Furness, St 1876-2006 1879-1990 1949-1966 1903-2001 Preston L John Parish Funerals Barrow-in-Furness, St 1878-2010 1879-2011 1906-2008 Preston L Luke Parish Barrow-in-Furness, St 1878-1965 1879-1962 1953-1966 Preston L Mark's Parish Funerals 2 Copyright Cumbria County Council: last updated 31 March 2016, 1. Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Barrow-in-Furness, St 1878-1998 1880-1990 1893-1990 Preston L Matthew's Parish Barrow-in-Furness, St 1870-1980 1874-1995 1954-1993 1871-2005 Preston L Paul Parish Funerals Barton, St Michael 1676-1876 1676-2012 1676-1862 1754-1949 Carlisle 1666- Kendal W Parish 1877 Bassenthwaite, St 1608-1947 1687-1978 1574-1900 1764-1877 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C Bega with St John 1893 Beckermet, St Bridget 1687-1942 1687-1950 1687-2012 1824-1980 Preston 1702- Carlisle C Parish 1870 Beckermet, St Bridget 1950-1966 Preston C with Ponsonby Parish Beckermet, St John 1735-1988 1737-1983 1736-1984 1754-1916 Preston 1689- Carlisle C Parish 1888 Beetham, St Michael 1604-1858 1604-1993 1604-1892 1823-1997 Preston 1689- Kendal W and All Angels Parish 1870 Bewcastle, St Cuthbert 1737-1900 1738-1977 1754-2001 1737-1966 Carlisle 1665- Carlisle C Parish 1894 Bigrigg, St John 1880-1937 1880-1923 Preston C Chapel Blackford, St John the 1870-1947 1872-1978 1872-1971 Carlisle C Baptist Parish Blawith, St John's 1728-1985 1730-1985 1746-1812 1825-1985 Preston 1746- Barrow L Parish 1875 Bolton Westmorland, 1647-2003 1647-2005 1647-1951 1823-1986 Carlisle 1665- Kendal W All Saints' Parish 1879 Bolton, All Saints 1619-1992 1619-1991 1619-1992 1754-1955 Carlisle 1581- Carlisle C Parish (near Aspatria) 1872 Bootle, St Michael and 1655-1954 1655-1954 1655-1949 1824-1985 Preston 1676- Carlisle C All Angels Parish 1884 3 Copyright Cumbria County Council: last updated 31 March 2016, 1. Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Borrowdale 1775-1994 1865-1991 1775-1959 1916-1939 Carlisle 1775- Carlisle C 1870 Bowness-on-Solway, 1663-1969 1663-1988 1663-1992 1908-1968 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C St Michael Parish 1875 Anthorn, Anthorn Parish Brampton, St Martin 1663-1987 1669-1992 1663-1964 1787-1990 Carlisle 1665- Carlisle C Parish 1872 Brathay, Holy Trinity 1836-1927 1853-1980 1838-1985 1855-1977 Preston 1837- Barrow L Parish 1884 Bridekirk, St Bridget 1585-1851 1585-2012 1585-1993 1797-2012 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C Parish 1879 Brigham, St Bridget 1564-1991 1564-1988 1564-1992 1754-1987 Preston 1676- Carlisle C Parish 1874 Bromfield, St Mungo 1654-2015 1655-1998 1654-2015 1754-2015 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C Parish 1916 Brough, St Michael 1559-1945 1559-1999 1559-2002 1756-1907 Carlisle 1661- Kendal W Parish 1874 Brougham, St Ninian 1681-1979 1681-1993 1681-1992 1825-1959 Carlisle 1645- Kendal W and St Wilfred Parish 1898 Broughton Mills York 1673- Barrow L (Dunnerdale), Holy 1896 Innocents' Parish Broughton Moor, St 1905-1955 1905-1967 1905-1962 Carlisle C Columba Parish Broughton-in Furness, 1634-1961 1662-1996 1662-1966 1824-1985 York 1673- Barrow L St Mary Parish 1896 Burgh-by-Sands, St 1635-1883 1653-1970 1653-1992 1754-1970 Carlisle 1592- Carlisle C Michael Parish 1876 Burneside, St Oswald 1717-2010 1717-2010 1826-1992 1823-1987 Preston 1813- Kendal W Parish 1895 4 Copyright Cumbria County Council: last updated 31 March 2016, 1. Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Burton in Kendal, St 1653-2009 1654-1951 1653-2010 1754-1952 Preston 1676- Kendal W James' Parish 1891 Buttermere, St James 1868-1976 Preston 1801- Carlisle C Parish 1871 Caldbeck, St Mungo 1628-1885 1628-1974 1628-2014 1754-1993 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C Parish 1865 Camerton St Peter 1599-2014 1599-2008 1599-1999 1824-1964 Carlisle 1663- Carlisle C Parish; Seaton St Paul 1869 Parish Carlisle, Holy Trinity 1831-1992 1865-1979 1832-1856 1867-1991 Carlisle 1841- Carlisle C Parish 1845 Carlisle St Aidan and Christ Church Christ Christ Church Christ Church Carlisle 1831- Carlisle C Christ Church Parish 1831 Church 1831-1854 1897-1938 1890 1854-1937 St Aidan 1901- St Aidan St Aidan St Aidan Carlisle C 1975 1902-1988 1902-1986 Carlisle, St Barnabas 1933-1986 1936-1976 1939-1989 Carlisle C Parish Carlisle St Cuthbert 1693-2000 1693-2005 1693-1854 1754-1980 Carlisle 1604- Carlisle C Parish 1899 Carlisle, St Elisabeth 1954-2015 1954-2010 1954-2008 Carlisle C (Harraby) Carlisle St Herbert 1937-1989 1945-1988 1945-1988 Carlisle C Parish, Currock, Carlisle St Stephen Parish Carlisle, St James 1863-1975 1967-1973 1867-1998 Carlisle 1863- Carlisle C Parish 1876 Carlisle, St John 1846-2003 1848-2014 1846-1930 1871-2004 Carlisle 1846- Carlisle C (Upperby) Parish 1883 5 Copyright Cumbria County Council: last updated 31 March 2016, 1. Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Carlisle, St John the 1867-1971 1867-1958 1929-2000 Carlisle C Evangelist parish Carlisle (Morton) St 1960-1980 1961-1987 1973-1992 Carlisle C Luke Parish Carlisle St Mary and 1982-1993 Carlisle St Cuthbert Carlisle, St Mary 1643-1976 1643-1975 1655-1854 1754-1975 Carlisle 1670- Carlisle C Parish, Carlisle, St 1856 Paul Parish Cartmel Fell, St 1764-1996 1754-1836 1764-1996 1883-1948 Preston 1857- Barrow L Anthony Parish 1883 Cartmel, St Mary and 1559-2007 1559-1879 1559-1883 Preston 1664- Barrow L St Michael Parish 1882 Casterton, Holy Trinity 1833-1993 1837-2007 1834-1992 1846-1988 Preston 1833- Kendal W Parish 1889 Castle Carrock, St 1689-1964 1679-1995 1689-2000 1754-2005 Carlisle 1665- Carlisle C Peter Parish 1874 Castle Sowerby, St 1609-1934 1609-1997 1609-1914 1754-1811 Carlisle 1664- Carlisle C Kentigern with 1877 Sebergham, St Mary Parish Cautley, St Mark 1854,1860,1865 1854- Preston 1855- Leeds Y (rough register) 1907,1929- 1871 1943 (rough register) Cleator Moor, St 1869-1987 1872-1986 1872-1958 Preston C John's Parish Cleator, St Leonard's 1572-1962 1572-2005 1572-1961 1826-1985 Preston 1689- Carlisle C Parish 1876 Cliburn, St Cuthbert 1565-1927 1565-1990 1565-1991 1825-1979 Carlisle 1662- Kendal W Parish 1878 6 Copyright Cumbria County Council: last updated 31 March 2016, 1. Cumbrian Church of England parish registers Parish Baptisms Marriages Burials Banns Pre 1858 Bishops Transcripts Pre probate (dates, repository) 1974 Records County Clifton (W), St 1675-1899 1675-1988 1675-1991 1891-1975 Carlisle 1644- Kendal W Cuthbert Parish 1870 Clifton, St Luke
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