Visitation
Boynton of Aclam
- Family
- Boynton
- Branch
- Boynton of Acklam, Yorkshire
- Source
- The Visitation of Yorkshire in the Years 1563 and 1564
- Visitation county
- Yorkshire
- Source year
- 1563–1564
- Compiler / editor
- William Flower, Norroy King of Arms; edited by Charles Best Norcliffe, M.A.
- Publication / edition
- Harleian Society, volume 16; London, Mitchell and Hughes, 1881
- Page / folio
- pp. 33–34
- Archive / manuscript reference
- Internet Archive: visitationofyork00flow
- Historical period
- Medieval to sixteenth-century descent as recorded in the 1563–1564 visitation
- Evidence status
- documented
Source-derived pedigree information
The pedigree gives a long male-line sequence beginning with Sir Ingram Boynton of Aclam, Knight, followed by Sir William, Ingram, Walter, Sir Thomas, Sir Henry, Sir William, Sir Thomas, and Henry Boynton. It also records marriages into Grendall, Rossell, Sawkell, Normanville, Harding, Strangways, Bulmer, and other families, plus daughters married to Tunstall, Haldenby and others.
People recorded in this pedigree
Relationships asserted by this source
- Boynton, Ingramparent ofBoynton, WalterWalter Boynton is recorded as son and heir following Ingram Boynton.
- Boynton, Walterparent ofBoynton, ThomasSir Thomas Boynton is recorded as son and heir following Walter Boynton.
- Boynton, Thomasparent ofBoynton, HenrySir Henry Boynton follows Sir Thomas Boynton as son and heir.
- Boynton, Henryparent ofBoynton, WilliamSir William Boynton follows Sir Henry Boynton as son and heir.
- Boynton, Williamparent ofBoynton, Thomas of SmetonThomas Boynton is recorded as son and heir to Henry in the continuation on p. 34.
- Boynton, Thomas of Smetonparent ofBoynton, MatthewMatthew Boynton follows Thomas Boynton as heir.
Notes
This is one of the strongest multi-generation fragments in the round. The visitation's later note cites a free-warren grant to Thomas Boynton of Aclam in 39 Edward III, but that note is not treated as a precisely identified ancestor without further manuscript comparison.