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Detail from an 1885 Ordnance Survey map showing the layout of an old lime pit and nearby structures in Balsham.

Lime Kiln Balsham, OS 1885

Lime Kiln, Balsham

History of the Lime Kiln Balsham

1891 Lime Kiln, Balsham

John Richardson, 34, shepherd, b Balsham

Celia Richardson, 32, b Balsham

Ernest Clarke, son, 5, b Linton

Ernest Clark [no ‘e’] was birth registered in Linton in 1885

In 1901 the family are living at Hay Street in Fulbourn.

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