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Baalham — This intriguing and unusual name has two possible sources, both locational, the first from Baylham in Suffolk, and recorded as early as 1086 in the Domesday Book as Beleham , and in the Pipe Rolls of 1191 as Beilham and subsequently as Beylham in … Surnames reference
Balam — This intriguing and unusual name has two possible sources, both locational, the first from Baylham in Suffolk, and recorded as early as 1086 in the Domesday Book as Beleham , and in the Pipe Rolls of 1191 as Beilham and subsequently as Beylham in … Surnames reference
Balham — This is a locational surname, which almost certainly derives from the (former) village of Balham in Surrey, but possibly Baylham in Suffolk. The name means the farm (hamm) of Bealgh , the latter being a pre 7th century personal name, translating… … Surnames reference
Bilam — This is a locational surname, which almost certainly derives from the (former) village of Balham in Surrey, but possibly Baylham in Suffolk. The name means the farm (hamm) of Bealgh , the latter being a pre 7th century personal name, translating… … Surnames reference
Billam — This is a locational surname, which almost certainly derives from the (former) village of Balham in Surrey, but possibly Baylham in Suffolk. The name means the farm (hamm) of Bealgh , the latter being a pre 7th century personal name, translating… … Surnames reference
Byllam — This is a locational surname, which almost certainly derives from the (former) village of Balham in Surrey, but possibly Baylham in Suffolk. The name means the farm (hamm) of Bealgh , the latter being a pre 7th century personal name, translating… … Surnames reference
