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An ancient parish in Eskdale ward, Cumberland.
The date of the Church of St. Mary is not known, though there are records of a church on the spot in 1291, at that time the village was known as Cumquintington.

Monumental Inscriptions - Cumwhitton St MaryGo to this publication

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St.Mary :
P004881	Baptisms	1665-1874		Search by name	Search All Records Button
St.Mary :
M004881	Marriages	1665-1870		Search by name	Search All Records Button
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M004882	Marriages	1697-1753		Search by name	Search All Records Button
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