BLO(O)MFIELDs - Stoneham

[Lady Grace]

Manors of de Blomvile/Blomvyle/Blunderville/Blumville make very interesting reading as to how the Manors were won and lost by our kin.....
http:www.british-history.ac.uk/

[Lady Grace]

I have:
Robert de Blomville/Blondeville living 1190 Newton Flotman.. then
William Blomvyle c1200, brother Thomas de Blumville d 1236  Bishop of Norwich and nephew of  Hugh de Burg
Richard de Blomvyle  of Newton Flotman  1226
John de Blomvyle of Newton Flotman  1249 (davies)
William Blumvyle=Katherine widow 1317 Newton Flotman
William Blumvile 1334 Newton Flotman
William Blomvile =Katherine 1374 Newton Flotman
Richard Blomvile held Newton Flotman 1388
Sir Richard Blomvyle=Elizabeth (Davey) held Newton Flotman 1420
William Blomvyle who has 2 sons recorded,
one Richard Blomevyle=Catherine heiress of Richard Ingloss
second son recorded is
William Blomevyle(Davey) Stoneham Parva
 and his son Willian Blomefield=Anne Cutting of Stoneham ParvaTanner MSS
somewhere above  one or more of the younger siblings must have  settled in Stoneham Parva re an inheritance settlement or similar, we just have to find the paper work of who they were....

[Suffolk Mawther]

The little church at Stonham Parva is now redundant, it is looked after by the Churches Conservation Trust (there is a page of these churches on my website).

You can read more at Simon's web site http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/stonhamparva.htm

By the way, Stonham Parva is still known as Stonham Parva, not Little Stonham.  Some villages have retained their old Latin names.

I live in Waldingfield Parva, which is now known as Little Waldingfield.

But you will find a few parishes still using their Latin names such as Fakenham Magna.

Pat ...

[Lady Grace]

Thanks for the interesting Link Pat

[Lady Grace]

Yi what do you think of this, you have probably seen it before.... it gets confusing, but mind I always wondered why Elizabeth English/Blomvile  never names her first born after her father especially as she is an heiress? none of the boys are named after her father William, I must say I find that curious.....    here's the link if you haven't seen it, no dates

BLOMEVILE Family
http://home.vicnet.net.au/~heatherk/i0000820.htm

[youngtug]

just another little snippet;    http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=66681                           [about 8-9 chapters down]

[youngtug]

and this one is much better;      http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=78155

[youngtug]

just a mention, half way down.    http://www.roffe.co.uk/rolls.htm

[Lady Grace]

Thanks for those,  choice!  who knows which snippet will hit the jackpot!!