BLO(O)MFIELDs - Stoneham

[Yi Win]

Hi,

I am trying to find out the Blo(o)mfields listed in Stoneham 1500 and 1600's.

Does anyone have any information on them at all? Even the remotest hint may help!

Many thanks

Yi Win

[Suffolk Mawther]

Hi YiWin

No Stoneham in Suffolk - possibly Stonham Aspall, (Earl) Stonham or Stonham Parva (Little Stonham).

From records I have at home there is a John Bloomfiedl farming in Stonham Parva in the mid 1840s and he is a landowner (White's).

Pat ...

[Yi Win]

Hi,

and thanks for replying.

Yes I did wonder about that - I had a feeling on the one record I had saying 'Stoneham' that perhaps the Parva or Earl had slipped off somewhere along the line as I've links in my tree to both those places.

Do you know anything about any of the earleir Blomfield from that area at all?

maybe I should correct the title or start a new topic with the correct name of the places.

Thanks for your time in replying

Yi Win

[Yi Win]

Hi,

I'd just like to thank suepip for her PM giving marriage info for Stoneham Aspall and Little Stoneham - some very interesting possible leads here!

Thanks again!

Yi Win

[Yi Win]

Hi,

me again - off on the great Blomfield hunt!

Can anyone help with a birth record of a John Blomfield in Stonham Parva or Aspal c 1538-1558?

[Yi Win]

Hi,

I'd just like to say a big thanks to everyone who has helped me with tracing the Blomvyle's of Stonham - thanks to all the info passed to me I now have found 2 separate but related families in Stonham and now know which one I belong to!

I have a tree with both lines on it - if anyone is interested in looking at it please PM me.

A snippet for anyone interested......

I've also now found a link which has been hinted at several times on line but no one's come up with any link that the De Blunvil family (which became Blomvyle/Blomfield/Bloomfield) are related to a nephew of William The Conqueror - the link is through the de Burgh family by female marriage and the de Burghs are decended from one Robert de Burgo de Montaigne who was the half borther of William The Conqueror.

Have fun

Yi Win

[Greensleeves]

I have recently come across a family of Blomfields in my family tree who were living at Earl Stonham, Suffolk, in 1841.  However, it would appear that they were all born in Woolpit.  Don't know if there could be any link here:   John Blomfield, born Woolpit, 1793 married Elizabeth Barnes.  As I have only recently discovered them, I'm afraid I haven't actually worked the family back any further, but if you have any links I would obviously be very interested to hear from you.

Regards,

Greensleeves

[youngtug]

hI, Yi Win helped me with this family last year Greensleaves, but I still haven't found a link back/out of  Woolpit. I can pm you with what I have, Yi Win may have more.  John.

[Greensleeves]

Hi again John - Blomfield hunters of the world unite!  Yes, I'd be really grateful if you could let me have any info on the Blomfields.  I have found a whole nest of them in Woolpit (some of the Woolpit Parish records have been transcribed & are online via a link from SFH page) and am about to start wading through them.  There are also a couple of mentions in the 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.

Regards,
Greensleeves