Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameSir Reginald Crawford 
[73, Campbell of Loudoun article, Vol 5, p. 490], [163, Vol 2, p.144]
[73, Campbell of Loudoun article, Vol 5, p. 490], [163, Vol 2, p.144]Death13 Feb 1307, Executed at Carlisle by the English
GeneralOf Loudoun. Sheriff of Ayr.
FatherSir Reginald Crawford (-1297)
MotherCecilia
Armorial Blazon notes for Sir Reginald Crawford
SP V, 490, arms from his seal:
A fess ermine.
His son of the same name had for his seal:
A fess between three birds in chief and as many fleurs de lis in base.
For tinctures, Bruce A McAndrew reports that the field was Gules.
A fess ermine.
His son of the same name had for his seal:
A fess between three birds in chief and as many fleurs de lis in base.
For tinctures, Bruce A McAndrew reports that the field was Gules.
Blazon source notes for Sir Reginald Crawford
Sir James Balfour Paul’s “Scots Peerage”, Campbell of Loudon, Vol 5, p. 490, referencing Macdonald’s “Scottish Armorial Seals”, No 525 and, for his son, 526.
Bruce A McAndrew, “Scotland’s Hostoric Heraldry”, p. 371
Bruce A McAndrew, “Scotland’s Hostoric Heraldry”, p. 371