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RefNoK509/6/11/3
AltRefNo509/6/11/3
TitleBalsham
DescriptionBalsham is an upland parish nine miles south-east of Cambridge; its north and south boundaries are formed by the Fleam Dyke (probably seventh century) and the Roman Wool Street respectively, while its western boundary roughly follows the present A11 (also a Roman road) here following the route of the Icknield Way. (VCH, Vol. VI, p. 127).
Date1820-1830
CreatorNameMortlock Bank and Estate
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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