BLO(O)MFIELDs - Stoneham

[Suffolk Mawther]

Hello Greensleeves, rallying to your call for Blomfield researchers to unite 

I have Blumfield in Framlingham,

Mary Bridges b 1807 married Stephen Blumfield, fellmonger of the town in 1831 so if anyone finds themselves in that part of Suffolk dew yew give me a call.

Wishing all mums a Happy Mothering Sunday

Pat ...

[Greensleeves]

Hello Suffolkmawther- blast me gel,  dew yew  hev  Blumfields in yor tree?    Well Oi never did!  Oi will give yew a shout if Oi go foindin' any of moi  Blumfields around Fram!

[Yi Win]

Hi,

I will look at my tree and see if i can find any of yoru blomfields on it!

My tree is made up of serval cousins trees combined and willing members on here and from other places who have kindly allowed me to merge trees with them as long as they get the full copy back again!

Blomfield's unite Ahoy!

If anyone wants the link to my tree please PM me!

Yi Win

[Greensleeves]

Hi Yi Win - I have sent you a PM asking for a link to your tree, pretty please 

John, whilst paddling through the Woolpit Blo(o)mfields, I discovered that Woolpit was quite famous for its brickworks, and that there were a number of claypits in the area which fed the local brickmaking industry.  As we know John Blomfield, who is in Earl Stonham in 1841, was a brickmaker,  perhaps  he and his family moved from Woolpit for reasons connected to work.   However, I can't find anything online to show there was a thriving brickmaking industry in Earl Stonham.   However, I did notice on the 1841 census that there is another family of Blomfields in Earl Stonham at the time:

Jonathan Blomfield, 40, Ag Lab
Susan Blomfield, 40
William (20), Jonathan (12), Robert (9), Mary (7).
All born in county

So far though, haven't found a link between the two families.

Regards to all Blo(o)mfield hunters,

Greensleeves

[youngtug]

Hi greensleaves, looks like Jonathan was born in yardley.

[Yi Win]

Hiya Greensleeves,

John Blomfield, born Woolpit, 1793 married Elizabeth Barnes

I do not have a family from Woolpit living in Stonham on my tree.

I only have a Stephen Blomfield who married a sarah Byran in Woolpit 1731 but they seem to have settled in Stoke Ash via Wickham Skeith by the looks of the birth location for thier kids.

I have to go out this morning but I will have a look at the stuff my cousin and have on paper and see if we have anything there for you - he may have a few clues written down.

[Yi Win]

Hi Greensleeves,

Rattlesden parish records (extracts of which also can be found online):

Baptism of Nathaniell Blomfield, son of Roger Blomfield 11 June 1569
Burial of ' Roger Blumfeild an aged man' 8 November 1610.

nope sorry I dont have any Blomfields fro mRattelsden on my tree!!!

Having the Woolpit Blomfields moving to Stonham is an interesting thing though!

but the question remains - where did they come from.......?

[Yi Win]

Hi all,

Framlingham Blomfields

I have on my tree ......

Mary born 1835 daught of Robert (Yaxley) and Mary Ann - assume family moved to Laxfield as all the other kids are born there.

Frances b 1632 daught of John (Stonham Aspal) and Mary - I assume she may have been born in Stonahm Aspal and either family moved to Framlingham or she did at a later date.

Sorry not much help here am I!!!!

:-)

[Yi Win]

HI,

Mary Bridges b 1807 married Stephen Blumfield

nope not on my tree - sorry!

Yi