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| GENUKI provides a description of Earsham Hundred from White's History, Gazetteer, and Directory of Norfolk 1845. It includes a table showing the populations of the individual parishes in 1841.
A map, also from GENUKI, illustrates the locations of the various parishes within the hundred.
A Vision of Britain through Time provides the following description of Earsham Hundred from John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales of 1871-72:
- "EARSHAM, a parish and a hundred in Norfolk. The hundred lies around the parish; and contains twelve other parishes and part of another, Acres: 24,560. Population: 8,484. Houses: 1,856."
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Parishes
| Parish | Description | Notes
| | Alburgh | ancient parish, civil parish |
| | Billingford (near Scole) | ancient parish, civil parish | absorbed into Scole in 1935
| | Brockdish | ancient parish, civil parish |
| | Denton | ancient parish, civil parish |
| | Earsham | ancient parish, civil parish | parish split between Suffolk and Norfolk in 1885; Suffolk section to Bungay
| | Mendham | ancient parish, civil parish | parish split between Suffolk and Norfolk in 1885; Norfolk section to Wortwell
| | Needham | chapelry, civil parish |
| | Pulham St. Mary Magdalene | chapelry, civil parish |
| | Pulham St. Mary the Virgin | ancient parish, civil parish |
| | Redenhall with Harleston | ancient parish), civil parish |
| | Rushall | ancient parish, civil parish | became part of Dickleburgh and Rushall in 1935
| | Starston | ancient parish, civil parish |
| | Thorpe Abbots | ancient parish, civil parish | absorbed into Brockdish in 1935
| | Thorpe Parva | ancient parish | absorbed into Thorpe Abbots early
| | Wortwell | hamlet, civil parish |
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