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Walton Civil Parish


Settlements: Walton, Castlesteads (house)

Area: 15.4 km²

Population:

282 (2021 Census)

277 (2011 Census)

278 (2001 Census)

Medieval Period: The manor of Walton was granted to Lanercost Abbey, after the Dissolution it passed to Sir Thomas Dacre 1543. The estate descended in the Dacre family, until sold by William Dacre in 1789 to John Johnson, who built Castlesteads (origninally known as Walton Hall) 1789-1794. 

Civil Parishes in Cumbria Walton Borwick Township, 1848 Castlesteads Dovecote Bridge, Walton, Cumbria Historic Buildings and Monuments in Walton, Cumbria Sandysike Walton Parish (Cumberland), 1848
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- Overview About Walton Map Street View Walton is a village in Cumbria, located about 9 miles north-east of Carlisle and 2 miles north of Brampton. The village is situated on …
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Walton (High & Low)
- "Ancient parish in Eskdale ward, Cumberland, comprising townships of High Walton and Low Walton. Acreage: Walton 3,811 acres [1,542 ha], divided between townships thus: High Walton (including detached portion): 1,680 …
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