hi,
Here's an interesting thought but only a thought mind you.
There is a Harriet Sampson in the 1881 census in Benhall - just one!
She is married to a george Sampson and has a family with him.
George died in 1881 aged 48 - which would tie in with his age in the census of being 47 and dying in registered district plomesgate at aged 48...
Deaths Dec 1881 Sampson George 48 Plomesgate 4a 435
the 1881 family are
George Sampson 47, Harriet Sampson 37
Charles Sampson 14, Georgianna Sampson 12
Alfred Sampson 10, George Sampson 8
Harry Sampson 6, Rachel Sampson 4
Fred Sampson 2, Robert Sampson
so Harriet Sampson could have been widowed and remarried James Bloomfield.
You would now need to look up her marriage to George to get her maiden name to follow this line. Her cert to James would say widowed if it was indeed the same lady.
The address was 22 Mill Lane and she was originally born in Kelsale,
the older children and George were born in saxmundham and the last child Benhall - George was a bricklayer, so was his eldest son.
Anyway based on this I looked up where the Sampson family were in 1891
I can say that 2 of the Sampson kids were NOT with their parents in 1891 - both Harry and Robert were living with a possible older married sister called Eliza and at age 10 and 16 this may indicate a re-marriage or death of parents.
Harry is a stone mason - the address is Mill Lane. Harry b saxmundham and robert Benhall so this ties in with the kids from Harriet and George on the previous census.
there is a family of bloomfields in the same street but no james is mentioned.
Charles Sampson is a lodger in another household so it appears the Sampson family is split up at this point
A thought!
Yi