Cumbria - Notable People

Notable People

See also: List of people from Carlisle, List of people from Barrow-in-Furness, List of people from Kendal

  • Abraham Acton
  • Jack Adams
  • Aim
  • Sir John Barrow
  • Derrick Bird
  • Bill Birkett
  • Norman Birkett
  • Chris Bonington
  • British Sea Power
  • Melvyn Bragg
  • John Burgess
  • Dale Campbell-Savours, Baron Campbell-Savours
  • Donald Campbell
  • Thomas Cape
  • Fletcher Christian
  • Lady Anne Clifford
  • Samuel Taylor Coleridge
  • Glenn Cornick
  • Mark Cueto
  • Wayne Curtis
  • John Dalton
  • Thomas DeQuincey
  • Steve Dixon
  • Brian Donnelly (UK diplomat)
  • Troy Donockley
  • Francis Dunnery
  • Margaret Fell
  • Sheila Fell
  • Anna Ford
  • Douglas Ferreira
  • Kathleen Ferrier
  • Norman Gifford
  • Edmund Grindal
  • Ade Gardner
  • Sarah Hall
  • Willie Horne
  • Francis Howgill
  • Emlyn Hughes
  • Thomas Henry Ismay
  • Maurice Flitcroft
  • Harry Hadley
  • Nigel Kneale
  • Phil Jackson
  • Nella Last
  • Stan Laurel
  • Jimmy Lewthwaite
  • Hugh Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale
  • Ian McDonald
  • Frank McPherson
  • Vic Metcalfe
  • Dave Myers
  • Joss Naylor
  • Norman Nicholson
  • Saint Ninian
  • Catherine Parr
  • Fred Peart, Baron Peart
  • John Peel (farmer)
  • Jack Pelter
  • Beatrix Potter
  • Peter Purves
  • Sir James Ramsden
  • Hardwicke Rawnsley
  • Dame Stella Rimington
  • Eric Robson
  • George Romney
  • Thomas Round
  • Adam Roynon
  • John Ruskin
  • William Sandys
  • Helen Skelton
  • Montagu Slater
  • Richard T. Slone
  • James Alexander Smith
  • Robert Southey
  • Lord Soulsby
  • Constance Spry
  • Gary Stevens
  • Stuart Stockdale
  • Karen Taylor (comedienne)
  • Edward Troughton
  • Keith Tyson
  • Josefina de Vasconcellos
  • Alfred Wainwright
  • William Whitelaw
  • John Wilkinson (industrialist)
  • Len Wilkinson
  • Malcolm Wilson (rally)
  • Christopher Wordsworth
  • Dorothy Wordsworth
  • William Wordsworth

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