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Amanda and I are still hot on the Blomfield/Blomvyle track though some trails have gone cold ....one Family line we are eager to trace is our great grandmother xxxxx etc.,  direct ancestor 18 generations, she is  Elizabeth 'ENGLISH' daughter c1420 and heiress of William 'ENGLISH'c 1400.re pedigree records at Norfolk records office.....,she married our GILBERT BLOMYVLE in c 1469...in those days her family name would not have been 'ENGLISH'. possibly Englose/Inglose/Englose/l'englose/ etc., etc.,.....so......onwards

Just checking in to say hello all,  how did you get on with your  coat of arms Amanda? do tell....I had  forgotten my password on here, had  computer crash so lost all the cookies, lol fun and games but back again...eek they said I didn't exist!, Well folks into a new year lets hope we can turn up some clues to help us get the tree back to its roots.... Amanda hey I was looking at something on one of the genealogy sites, your stuff actually, but when I clicked to see more, hey I had to join and pay ...on 2 sites...bum!  I put all my stuff on my Blomfield website FREE....no one has to pay to get their genealogy..cheeky sods.....cheers all for now and happy fruitful hunting!

I am certain we can sort things out. I'll let you know what my mother finds and when I can lay my hands on it.

You will not be surprised to know most of the roots are in East Anglia. In fact, when I take my motorcycle for a service in Newton Flotman, there is a large plaque beside the altar in the church next door, placed there by the Blundervilles, I think. All part of the same line.

I also traced a chap who lives in a large house on lands thought to comprise the old family estate, going back a good few centuries. It's fascinating.

Best, Trevor

trevor..I would be very interested in any photos of any Blomfield/Blomvyle estate/buildings/whatever  for my/our  Blomfield Family WW Website..another UK cousin Richard (Dick) thought he had it sussed for me..that was an Blomvyle Hall estate in, Woodbridge Easton Suffolk..... we had someone who actually was going to ask to take photos but that fell through..drat!  at some time this estate must have been in the hands/ belonged to a branch of the Blomvyle Family=hence the name...interesting indeed..

Actually Trevor/Brooker62  , looking through the NZ Blomfield Family Pedigree Charts....I can see your NZ line, JohnnyUK  and myself were busy putting the bits together on the last chart,a while ago now but I could send you the latest Blomfield pedigree if you don't have it...Johnnys been busy, so it a bit behind now what with ggrandchildren arriving at a steady pace lol
cheers Grace

just saw this thread active again.. wow we have movement..great.... count me in... kind regards to all from New Zealand :>)