Help with Burials after 1854 in Blackwell/Woodbank/Upperby area

[GalaxyJane]

Hi everyone,
               Can anyone tell me where people from the above area would have been buried after St Cuthbert's Churchyard in Carlisle closed for burial in 1854? I am looking for some of my ancestors who died shortly after that time.
                            Crossing my fingers
                                              Jane (newly seniored)
PS Other than Carlisle Cemetery, there are none there...

[Geoff E]

The mid 1850s seems to have been the time when Municipal Cemeteries opened ... I know this was true in Whitehaven, Wigton and Lincoln; perhaps it was also the case in Carlisle.

[GalaxyJane]

Thanks, Geoff, you are right , Carlisle Cem. opened about then, but there are none of my Angus family listed in the on line index..

[janjan]

hi,
  as far as i know the online index is only for graves with headstones,there is a cemetery at upperby but im not sure when it was opened,
       janjan

[GalaxyJane]

Thanks for the information, janjan.
                          All the best
                                          Jane

[annaandchester]

Upperby opened in 1881

Anna

[GalaxyJane]

Thanks, Anna. That is Upperby Cemetery, I presume?
Were there burials in Upperby churchyard, at all?

[Geoff E]

I would think the churchyard was to the right of the church in this picture-

http://www.visitcumbria.com/churches/carlisle-upperby.htm

[GalaxyJane]

Thanks, Geoff.
So that's a yes then?