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Slingsby, of Scriven

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Slingsby, of Scriven

Family
Slingsby
Branch
Slingsby of Scriven
Source
The Visitation of Yorkshire, made in the years 1584/5: to which is added the subsequent Visitation made in 1612, by Richard St. George, Norroy King of Arms, with several additional pedigrees
Visitation county
Yorkshire
Source year
1584–1585; 1612
Compiler / editor
Robert Glover, Somerset Herald; Richard St. George, Norroy King of Arms; edited by Joseph Foster
Publication / edition
London: privately printed for Joseph Foster, 1875
Page / folio
Printed pedigree headed “Slingsby, of Scriven,” pp. 112–113; manuscript references Add. MS 18,011, fol. 76; Harley MSS 1394, 1415, 1487 and others
Archive / manuscript reference
British Library Add. MS 18,011, fol. 76; Harley MSS 1394, 1415, 1487
Historical period
Fourteenth/fifteenth-century ancestry asserted; principal continuation to 1584 and 1612/1618
Evidence status
documented

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Source-derived pedigree information

The pedigree begins with William Slingsby of Scriven, associated with the third year of Henry V, and records successive marriages and descendants through Richard, William, John, Thomas and Francis Slingsby. It includes daughters and collateral marriages into Calverley, Knaresborough, Coghill, Swale, Pulleyne, Tancred, Langton, Percy, Mallory, Basforth, Goldesborough, Conyers and Metcalfe families. Francis Slingsby of Scriven is recorded living in 1584; Sir Henry Slingsby of Scriven and William Slingsby in 1618 are included in the continuation.

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Notes

This pedigree is particularly valuable for its numerous collateral marriages into Yorkshire gentry and for the claimed Percy connection. The printed pedigree cites multiple manuscript witnesses and should be compared with the page images before extending the parent-child chain beyond the clearly labelled generations.