Visitation
Wandesford
- Family
- Wandesford
- Branch
- Wandesford of Kirklington and allied Yorkshire branches
- 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. 333–334
- 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 begins with John Wandesford married to Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Sir Robert Mountford, and continues through John Wandesford of Kirklington, Christopher Wandesford, and a large group of sons and daughters. It records collateral branches, including daughters married to William Norton, William Roos of Nottinghamshire, Thomas Lasyngby and Thomas Helperby. A later succession records Sir John Wandesford dying without issue, followed by a second-son heir and then Christopher Wandesford, son and heir, married to Anne, daughter of Sir John Norton.
People recorded in this pedigree
Elsabeth filia et heres Domini Roberti Mountford, Militis
daughter and heir
daughter and heir of Sir Robert Mountford
England
Wandysford 2 son & heyr to his brother John
second son; heir to his brother
second son; heir to his brother
Yorkshire
Relationships asserted by this source
- Wandesford, Christopherparent ofWandesford, RogerRoger appears among the children; the chart notes that he died without issue.
- Wandesford, John, knightheir ofWandesford, unnamed second sonThe chart records a second son as heir to his brother John.
- Wandesford, unnamed second sonparent ofWandesford, FrancisFrancis Wandesford is recorded as son and heir in the continuation.
- Wandesford, unnamed second sonparent ofWandesford, John younger sonJohn Wandesford is recorded as second son beside Francis.
Notes
The source itself points to a fuller Wandesford pedigree in Thornton, published by the Surtees Society in 1873, p. 344. That work should be the immediate next source for reconciling the compressed succession and identifying the unnamed second son.