Charles James Blomfield
1786–1857 (age 71)
Biography
Charles James Blomfield devoted his life to pastoral care and the Church of England, guiding the parish at All Saints' Church, Fulham, before rising to greater responsibility. His thoughtful leadership in the early nineteenth century reflected a deep commitment to faith, education, and support for missionary work.
Remembered as a compassionate shepherd of his flock, he also contributed to the wider life of London’s dioceses, encouraging charity schools and clergy formation while leaving a legacy of calm resolve in troubled times.