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Blomefield, Francis.
Adm. sizar (age 18) at CAIUS, Apr. 8,
1724. S. of Henry, gent., of Fersfield, Norfolk. B. there,
July 23, 1705. Schools, Diss and Thetford. Matric. 1724;
Scholar, 1724-30; B.A. 1727-8. Ord. deacon (Norwich)
Mar. 1727-8, as C. of Quiddenham; priest (Norwich) July 27,
1729. R. of Hargham, Norfolk, 1729-30. R. of Fersfield,
1729-52. R. of Brockdish, 1739-52. Married, Sept. 1, 1732,
Mary, dau. of Laurence Womack, R. of Caistor by Yarmouth.
Died of smallpox when on a visit to London, Jan. 16, 1752.
Buried at Fersfield. The well-known author of the History
of Norfolk
, which he began to publish in 1739. He died when
in the middle of the third volume, leaving the work to be
completed by the Rev. Charles Parkin. (See the article by
Walter Rye in the D.N.B. )
Francis BLOMEFIELD
Approx. lifespan: 1705–1752
Adm. sizar (age 18) at Gonville & Caius College 1724:04:08
s. of Henry BLOMEFIELD gent., of Fersfield, Norfolk ,
b. there 1705:07:23
Schools Diss, [Norfolk], and Thetford, [Norfolk],
Matric. 1724
Scholar 1724-30
B.A. 1727/8
Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1727/8:03 priest (Norwich) 1729:07:27
C. of Quiddenham, [Norfolk],
R. of Hargham, Norfolk , 1729-30
R. of Fersfield, [Norfolk], 1729-52
R. of Brockdish, [Norfolk], 1739-52
Married 1732:09:01 Mary WOMACK dau. of Laurence WOMACK R. of Caistor, [Norfolk], by Yarmouth, [Norfolk],
Died of smallpox when on a visit to London , 1752:01:16
buried at Fersfield, [Norfolk],
The well-known author of the History of Norfolk which he began to publish in 1739
He died when in the middle of the third volume, leaving the work to be completed by the Rev. Charles PARKIN .
(See the article by Walter Rye in the D.N.B. )

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