The back fform next Quier door: Jo. ffleming, Low Littlearrow, Henry Dover de Brow, Wm. Harrison de Holywarth, Wm. Atkinson, Above beck, Myles Dixon & Robt. Dixon de Tilb^rthwaite. The fform above it: Wm. ffleming de Park Yeat, Geo The fform under the Pulpit: Jo. Harrison de Bowmansteads Men's fforms ith church: ffirst Jo. Dixon, Wm. Dixon, Tho. Dix ffleming of Bowmansteads. The second fform beneath: One seat for ffarr end, Wm. Towers The third fform Smartfield, Jo. Tyson, Low House Low Udale, Wm. Denison The ffourth fform: One for Silverbank, Rob. Walker Parks. Womens} The Highest ith Church: fforms} Wm ffleming wife de Upper Sam^{s}. Henry Dover wife de Brow Hallgarth and Myles Dixon wi[fe] 2 The second fform Beneath: David Tyson wife de Tilberthw^{t} wife, Dixon Ground, Wm. Dixon, Geo 3 The third fform: Outrake, Gill, Howsbank wives, Jo. ffleming wife, Low Littlearrow, & Park Yeat. 4 The ffourth form: Silverbank, ffarr end, Ed. Tyson de Nook, Tho. Dixon de Littlearrow, Wm. Atkinson, Above beck, their wives. 5 The ffifth fform: Smartfield, Wm. Atkinson, Wm. Cowerd, Wm. Hobson de Huthw^{t}, Jo. Atkinson and Wm. Atkinson, Catbank, their wives. 6 The sixth fform: Jo. Harrison & Tho. ffleming de Bowmanstead, [----] Dixon ground, Ed. Park, Wm Denison, Upper Udale, their wives. 7 The seventh fform: Myles Dixon, Upper Udale, Rob. Walker & Wm. Addison, Low Udale, Wm. Walker, Wm. Harrison & Elizabeth Parks. To this devision we the Minister, six men and churchwardens have set our hands the year ffirst written, Anno Dnî 1684 Jo. Birkett cur. Wm. ffleming } Wm. ffleming } Christo. Dixon } Sidemen Wm. Harrison } Wm. ffleming } Myles Dixon } Mich. Atkinson } Churchwardens Myles Dixon } In 1817 the curate in charge, John Douglas, and the churchwardens, Joseph Barrow and William Townson, obtained a faculty to rebuild the church. A sum of £325 was raised by subscription, a further sum by assessment, and the Incorporated Church Building Society made a grant of £125. The new church was consecrated by the Bishop of Chester on November 20th, 1819--Coniston being still within the diocese of Chester, not yet transferred to that of Carlisle.