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  • Cora Eleanor Blanchfield (1877 - 1959)
    Cora Eleanor Woody Blanchfield BIRTH 24 Jul 1877 Fairview Township, Jasper County, Iowa, USA DEATH 27 Mar 1959 (aged 81) Calhoun County, Iowa, USA BURIAL Lake City Cemetery Lake City, Calhoun County, ...
  • Jack Eugene Blanchfield (1936 - 2013)
    Jack Eugene Blanchfield BIRTH 14 Aug 1936 DEATH 7 Aug 2013 (aged 76) California, USA BURIAL Sutter Cemetery Sutter, Sutter County, California, USA Show Map MEMORIAL ID 166946329 · View Source MEMORIAL ...
  • James I. Blanchfield (1915 - 1945)
    James I Blanchfield BIRTH 1915 DEATH 1945 (aged 29–30) BURIAL Lake City Cemetery Lake City, Calhoun County, Iowa, USA MEMORIAL ID 140882093 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 1 Family Members Pa...
  • Joseph Kilgore Blanchfield (1873 - 1938)
    Joseph Blanchfield BIRTH 1873 DEATH 1938 (aged 64–65) BURIAL Lake City Cemetery Lake City, Calhoun County, Iowa, USA MEMORIAL ID 19892015 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 0 Family Members Pare...
  • Nora Belle Blanchfield (1913 - 2017)
    Nora Belle Powell Blanchfield BIRTH 12 Aug 1913 Milford, Dickinson County, Iowa, USA DEATH 8 Nov 2017 (aged 104) Saint Louis Park, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA BURIAL Lake City Cemetery Lake City, C...

About the Blanchfield surname

The name Blanchfield (as found in Ireland) comes from the Norman name of the town of Whittington Wales (of tom whittingtons cat fame). The original name of this town was Blanchville and was ruled by the Freneys (another spelling then). When the Welsh retook the area the normans went to Pembroke from where many shipped to Ireland. The Freneys got vast holdings in Kilkenny and gave some land to the "de Blanchvilles". The Blanchfields eventually ended up in 1690 as the 2d biggest landholders in Kilkenny. After that it was all down hill.