The Public Record Office is best known for census records but its huge archives also include many other materials from government departments. Listed below are records which include the word Badsey in their description - usually they are about the village of Badsey but a few refer to people called Badsey. More information can be found on the Public Record Office website, but to see the actual records you will probably have to travel to Kew or one of their other archives in London.
| PRO Reference | Title/Scope and Content | Covering Dates |
| E 117/12/34 | Badsey & Aldington (church goods and inventories) | 1548 - 1558 Edw VI-Phil & Mary |
| E 134/12&13Chas1/Hil3 | Richard Canning and his wife Philippa, Wm. Langston and his wife Jane. v. Faith Bate, widow: A lease of lands in the manor of Willersey (Gloster), purchased by Thos. Bate (defendant's late husband). Sir Phillip Keightley and his wife Elizabeth, Richard Hobby, of Badsey (her father), &c. | 1637 - 1638 12 & 13 Chas 1 |
| E 134/13Chas1/Trin6 | Richard Canning and his wife Philippa, William Laughton, and his wife Jane. v. Faith Bate, widow: Manor of Willersey alias Willersley (Gloucester), Richd. Hobby, of Badsey (Gloucester), Sir Phil. Keightley, of Littleton (Worcester), and his wife Elizth.,Chas. | 1638 13 Chas 1 |
| E 134/3W&M/Mich34 | Henry Chauntrell v. Sheldon Stephens (an infant), by Thos. Tolley his guardian, John Tolley and his wife Mary, William Forrest.: Messuage and yard land (lately belonging to Cox Stephens, defendant's late father), lying in Wyer, Piddle, and elsewhere, in the parish of Fladbury (Worcester), and touching the sale of the lands in Badsey belonging to "Chrisogon," the wife of said Cox Stephens, &c. | 1691 3 W & M |
| E 134/1Anne/Mich5 | James West v. John Aldington, Thomas Timbrell.: Manor and demesnes of Wickhamford alias Wickenford, and the villages of Badsey and Aldington, alias Aunton (Worcester), were they parcel or reputed parcel of the abbey or monastery of Evesham? &c., &c. Tithes. | 1702 1 Anne |
| E 134/1&2Anne/Hil1 | The Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Christ, Oxford, of the foundation of King Henry the Eighth, Charles Nixon, clerk, "and others." v. John Wilson, of Campden, Thomas Timbrell, Michael Johnson, Francis Beaufoy, Griffin Beaufoy, John Wilson, of Badsey. | 1702 - 1703 1 & 2 Anne |
| E 134/27Geo2/Hil2 | The Right Honble Samuel Lord Sandys, Baron of Ombersley (Worcester), and Edwd. Wilson, gent. v. Robert Mason, yeoman: Tithes of the parish of Badsey, leased to the plaintiff Sandys by the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Christ, Oxford, and the defendant's lands in said parish held under Samuel Wilson and Mr. | 1753 27 Geo 2 |
| E 147/1/5 | Philip Hobbye ; Worcs: land and rent in Norton and Lenchwick; rent in Badsey, Aldington, Wikewanfford, North and Middle Littleton, South Littleton, Bretforton and Hampton; rent and tithes in Bengeworth; rent of fishery in Evesham; rent for swans in the Blackenhurst hundred; tithes in Church Honeybourne ; Glos: rent in Willersey; messuage, land and quarry in Hayfford ; Warw: rent in Abbots Salford; | 1546 - 1552 [37 Hen VIII-5 Edw VI] |
| E 156/28/88 | Letters patent granting to the Abbot and Convent of Evesham at the Abbot's request a continuation of letters patent of 26 June 1316 that the Prior and Convent in voidances shall have the custody of the following manors and lands which they acquired of the following persons by licence of Edward II and the present King: lands in Tatlinton, Neubold, Edmundescote, Tredington and Darlingscott, Worcs, of Hawise, late the wife of Walter de Gloucester, lands in Evesham, Badsey, North Littleton and Bretforton, Worcs, of Nicholas de Baddeseye, chaplain, lands in Kynewarton, Warwicks, of Walter de Bello Campo, and the manor of Weethley and lands in Kingley, Warwicks, of Malcolm Musard, worth £20 14s 3d pa as was found by inquisition made by the Escheator for the South of the Trent, saving to the King knights' fees held thereof and advowsons of churches, rendering therefore beyond the sum rendered for the keeping of the other temporalities £20 14s 3d in each voidance for one year, and proportionat | 1332 Mar 29 |
| E 210/10434 | Philip Kighley of Broadway, genleman to Thomas Edgeok of Broadway, gentleman: Demise, indented, fo3 3 years, of the manors of Badsey and Abbots Morton, a messuage called "Seneis", the advowson of the parsonage of the church of Abbots Morton, houses, lands, etc. | 1600 42 Eliz. |
| WO 97/212/18 | WILLIAM TANDY Born BADSEY, Worcestershire Served in 3rd Foot Guards Discharged aged 18 | 1843-1844 |
| WO 97/1055/32 | JAMES HOLLAND Born BADSEY, Worcestershire Served in 98th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39 | 1824-1836 |
| MAF 14/35 | Badsey, Worcestershire. Interested Parties: Revd. T. H. Hunt; Dean and Chapter of Christ Church OxfordIncludes Middle Littleton, Worcestershire | 1865 Nov. 23 |
| MAF 32/53/30 | Parish No. 30 Parish: Badsey (National Farm Survey) | 1941-1943 |
| PROB 3/25/3 | Smith, Joseph, Badsey, co. Worcs. | 1726 January 7 |
| PROB 3/26/95 | Bonner, William, Aldington, p. of Badsey, co. Worcs. | 1727 June 15 |
| PROB 4/4115 | Cooper, Thomas, of Badsey, Worcs. | 1680 20 July |
| BT 372/348/97 | R231776 LAMB K H 11/05/1912 BADSEY WORCS | 1912 |
| BT 372/507/27 | R267418 BALLAD W F 10/01/1924 BADSEY | 1913-1972 |
| BT 372/1138/26 | R417618 SEARS P D 24/10/1919 BADSEY | 1913 - 1972 |
| BT 372/2550/56 | R793674 TULLETT M O 02/11/1943 BADSEY | 1913 - 1972 |
| C 143/113/12 | The abbot and convent of Evesham to retain rent in Badsey, Bretforton, and Littleton acquired from John de Whytechirch. Worc. | 1316 9 EDWARD II. |
| C 143/190/19 | Nicholas de Baddeseye, chaplain, to grant messuages, mill, land, and rent in Evesham, Badsey, North Littleton, and Bretforton to the abbot and convent of Evesham, retaining land in Badsey. Worc. | 1327 20 EDWARD II. |
| C 1/339/57 | Margery Middelmore, widow. v. Nicholas Broun, of Badsey.: Execution of the will of Dame Jane Mytton, widow, whose executors complainant and Katherine, defendant's wife, claimed to be, but John Middelmore, suing a certiorari against them, was decreed soleexecutor. | |
| C 3/274/17 | Huggins v. Badsey: Leicester. | A.D. 1596-1616 |
| MT 6/1209/2 | Great Western Railway: Littleton and Badsey | 1903 |
| MT 6/1992/10 | Great Western Railway: Littleton & Badsey | 1910-1911 |
| MT 114/2774 | Worcester District: Road and Rail Traffic Act 1933 Section 42 Direction; exemption from Rule 99; applicable to Ascott-under-Wychwood, Bruern, Chipping Camden, Littleton and Badsey, Hartlebury Station and Blockley Station | 1957 Jan 01-1957 Dec 31 |
| MT 114/3141 | Littleton and Badsey, Hereford and Worcester, between Moreton and Evesham: site meeting; British Transport Commission Act 1957 Section 66; installation of manned barriers controlled by closed circuit television from Evesham signal box | 1973 Jan 01-1982 Dec 31 |
| ED 70/2597 | Badsey | 1927-1929 |
| ED 2/469 | Badsey, Aldington Wickhamford | 1871-1899 |
| ED 21/18670 | Badsey Council School | 1893-1915 |
| ED 21/42497 | Badsey Council School | 1921-1934 |
| ED 21/63484 | Badsey Council School | 1937-1938 |
| ED 49/8321 | Badsey and Wickhamford: Old National School | 1929-1932 |
| ED 49/8491 | Badsey: Elizabeth SEWARD'S Educational Foundation | 1882-1906 |