Wherever you live in Badsey or Aldington, whether it is a road with many old houses or a modern housing development, you will be able to find out information about who owned the land at the beginning of the 19th century and, where known, how the ownership has changed over the past 200 years. Here is an overview of Badsey and Aldington’s development, but to find out more about a specific road or house, follow the notes below. This resource was compiled as part of the Badsey Society Enclosure Map Project.
Roads in BadseyAllsebrook
Gardens Badsey GIS site Here is a direct link to the Badsey GIS site designed by the Worcestershire County Council Archaeology Service. There are also links to it from each page for individual roads and paths. |
Roads in AldingtonBadsey
Road (B4035) Roads in BlackminsterBirmingham
Road (B4085) Paths and tracksBadsey
Road to Badsey Undergrounds Bridges |
Finding information about an address
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Information has been obtained from four main sources:
The tithe map for Offenham. We are grateful to Worcestershire Historic Environment & Archaeological Service for granting permission for us to use part of the digitised Offenham Tithe Map which relates to Badsey; with particular thanks to Maggi Noke of WHEAS who transcribed the apportionment.
Maureen Spinks
May 2006
The transcription of the Award Schedules and these notes have been compiled by Maureen Spinks with the assistance of the following people:
We are grateful to our partners in the Worcestershire County Council Archaeology Service for developing the Badsey GIS site. This is part of their Tithe and Inclosure Maps project.