From: <>
To: "Kelly " <>
Subject: RE: Thomas Greenfield
Date: Sunday, January 19, 2003 12:59 PM

You are the first person to respond to my web site. That has made it worthwhile. 
My records do not go back before 1837. However there was a marriage of a Thomas 
Greenfield in Whitby in the second quarter of 1866 and there was also a birth of a 
Walter Greenfield in Whitby in the first quarter of 1867. As Margaret was born there 
then I think that it is a fairly good bet. You can find out how to get the full 
certificates on http//:www.statistics.gov.uk/registration/certificates.asp . If these 
are right then the marriage certificate will give you Thomas Greenfield's father's 
name. If they are not then please come back to me.

cheers

Roger



-----Original Message-----
From: "Kelly Leighton" <> 
Sent: 19 January 2003 15:38 
To: "" <> 
Subject: Thomas Greenfield 


Roger,
 
I saw your http://www.greenfields.info/ page and wondered if you might
have a clue for me as to my Thomas Greenfield.
 
From the 1900 La Plata county Colorado, USA census, my Thomas was born @
July 1833.  I don't know where in England.  Somewhere about 1866, he
married Maragret Anna Bulmer, daughter of Joseph Bulmer and ? Robinson.

 
Thomas came to America @ 1868, she followed @ 1870.  In 1880, they
appear in the Arapaho county Colorado, USA census, as well as the 1881
city directory for Denver, Colorado.  He was listed as a stone mason in
both places.  Their daughter Margaret Elfrida Greenfield was born on 26
August, 1875 in Whitby, Yorkshire, England.
 
The only other thing I know about these Greenfiel\ds was a son Walter M
born to them in 1867, don't know where.
 
I have Maragaret Bulmer Greenfield's death certificate, but no new info
there.  Don't know when or where Thomas died or from where or exactly
when he emmigrated.  Don't know anything specific about Thomas' birth or
ancestry.
 
Have you got anything in your collection that could tie in with my
paltry facts?
 
Thanks for your time,
 
Take care,
 
Kelly