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Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameRobert (V) de Brus Lord of Annandale 
[54, His own article], [73, Scots Kings, Vol 1, p. 4], [60, Brus article, Vol II, p. 358], [121, Writtle, Essex barony, p. 102], [73, Bruce earls of Carrick article, Vol II, p. 430]
[54, His own article], [73, Scots Kings, Vol 1, p. 4], [60, Brus article, Vol II, p. 358], [121, Writtle, Essex barony, p. 102], [73, Bruce earls of Carrick article, Vol II, p. 430]Death1245, Or 1230 (Sanders)
BurialSaltre Abbey, near Stilton
GeneralLord of Annandale
FatherWilliam de Brus (-<1213)
MotherChristina
Spouses
1Isabella [73, Bruce earls of Carrick article, Vol II, p. 430], [60, Brus article, Vol II, p. 358], [121, Writtle, Essex barony, p. 102]
[73, Bruce earls of Carrick article, Vol II, p. 430], [60, Brus article, Vol II, p. 358], [121, Writtle, Essex barony, p. 102]FatherDavid Earl of Huntingdon (ca1144-1219)
MotherMaud de Kivelioc (1171-ca1233)
ChildrenRobert (VI) (1210-1295)
Arms Generally notes for Robert (V) de Brus Lord of Annandale
Or a saltire and a chief gules. (CP, I, 358)
DNB Main notes for Robert (V) de Brus Lord of Annandale
Bruce, Robert de V d. 1245
Name: Bruce, Robert de V
Dates: d. 1245
Active Date: 1225
Gender: Male
Place of
Burial: The abbey of Saltrey in Huntingdonshire
Spouse: Isabel, second daughter of David, earl of Huntingdon
Sources: Rymer's Federa, i. 252; Dugdale's Baronage, i...
Contributor: AE. M. [Aeneas James George Mackay]
Article
Bruce, Robert de V d. 1245, son of William de Bruce, married Isabel, second daughter of David, earl of Huntingdon, younger brother of William the Lion, and thus founded the claim of his descendants to the crown. In 1215-16 he obtained from King John a confirmation of a grant of a market and fair at Hartlepool. He was a witness at York in 1221 of Alexander II's charter of jointure to his wife Joanna, sister of Henry III. During this reign his own great estate and royal connection by marriage made the lord of Annandale one of the chief barons of southern Scotland. Like his ancestors he was liberal to the church, confirming and increasing their grants. He died in 1245, and was buried at the abbey of Saltrey in Huntingdonshire.
Sources
Rymer's Federa, i. 252; Dugdale's Baronage, i. 449; Monasticon, ii. 151. Several charters by or to him are amongst the Duchy of Lancaster Charters, and notes of them are printed, Calendars of Documents relating to Scotland, i. Nos. 1680-5.
Contributor: AE. M.
published 1886
Name: Bruce, Robert de V
Dates: d. 1245
Active Date: 1225
Gender: Male
Place of
Burial: The abbey of Saltrey in Huntingdonshire
Spouse: Isabel, second daughter of David, earl of Huntingdon
Sources: Rymer's Federa, i. 252; Dugdale's Baronage, i...
Contributor: AE. M. [Aeneas James George Mackay]
Article
Bruce, Robert de V d. 1245, son of William de Bruce, married Isabel, second daughter of David, earl of Huntingdon, younger brother of William the Lion, and thus founded the claim of his descendants to the crown. In 1215-16 he obtained from King John a confirmation of a grant of a market and fair at Hartlepool. He was a witness at York in 1221 of Alexander II's charter of jointure to his wife Joanna, sister of Henry III. During this reign his own great estate and royal connection by marriage made the lord of Annandale one of the chief barons of southern Scotland. Like his ancestors he was liberal to the church, confirming and increasing their grants. He died in 1245, and was buried at the abbey of Saltrey in Huntingdonshire.
Sources
Rymer's Federa, i. 252; Dugdale's Baronage, i. 449; Monasticon, ii. 151. Several charters by or to him are amongst the Duchy of Lancaster Charters, and notes of them are printed, Calendars of Documents relating to Scotland, i. Nos. 1680-5.
Contributor: AE. M.
published 1886