Ousby :

An ancient parish in Leath Ward, Cumberland.
The original church of St Luke is medieval and it still has some parts from that era, though it was extensively rebuilt in the late 16th century and again in 1858.

Basic Detail

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Map Reference (Click to go to a modern map)	NY620340
Cumbria County History		Gen UKI

		Probate Jurisdictions pre 1858 Diocese of Carlisle

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St.Luke :
C059452	Baptisms	1636-1791
C059451	Baptisms	1759-1875
M059452	Marriages	1663-1771
M059451	Marriages	1759-1875
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Record Office Details

Record Office is : Carlisle

Location	Reference	Baptisms	Marriages	Banns	Burials	Probate	Bishops Transcripts	Pre 1974 County
Ousby	PR 134	1663-1960	1664-1983	1754-1934	1663-1812	Carlisle	1663-1893 Carlisle	Cumberland

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