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Kirkland (Culgaith)


Kirkland is a hamlet in the Eden district of Cumbria, located about 8 miles north-east of Penrith. Historically, part of Cumberland, 'Kirkland with with Blencarn' was a township, with a population of 233 in 1848. This formed part of the wider Kirkland Parish, for which St Lawrence's Church here was the parish church. Today Kirkland is part of the Civil Parish of Culgaith.
Culgaith Civil Parish Kirkland (St. Lawrence) Parish, 1848 Church of St Lawrence, Kirkland (Culgaith)
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St Lawrence's, Kirkland
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Road sign at Kirkland
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Kirkland Hall, Kirkland
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Kirkland & Blencarn Township
- "Township in Kirkland parish, Leath ward, Cumberland. Absorbed into Culgaith CP 1934....part of barony granted to Adam son of Swein c.1100. Manor of Blencarn was granted to William L’Engleys after …
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County: Cumbria
Wikipedia: Kirkland, Eden
Grid ref: NY647325

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