Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameRobert de Rumilly Lord of Harewood 
[60, Mortimer art, Vol IX, p. 266 seq], [60, Aumale art, Vol XIV, p. 53], [60, Lisle pedigree, Vol VIII, bet. p. 48 & 49], [120, Vol V, The Honour of Skipton, frontispiece pedigree], [119, Robert de Rumelio, p. 675], [121, Skipton, Yorks barony (2nd class), p. 142], [120, Vol VII, The Connexion between the Familiies of Rumilly and Say, pp. 31-5]
[60, Mortimer art, Vol IX, p. 266 seq], [60, Aumale art, Vol XIV, p. 53], [60, Lisle pedigree, Vol VIII, bet. p. 48 & 49], [120, Vol V, The Honour of Skipton, frontispiece pedigree], [119, Robert de Rumelio, p. 675], [121, Skipton, Yorks barony (2nd class), p. 142], [120, Vol VII, The Connexion between the Familiies of Rumilly and Say, pp. 31-5]Deathca 1096
GeneralOf Harewood and Skipton, Yorks.
FatherRainfred de Rumilly
Spouses
Notes for Robert de Rumilly Lord of Harewood
Dave "@UTZ", 1 Oct 2001, says his wife was Muriel ... but no source. BUT, 2010, I have found a source in EYC VII, p. 35 which I have at last acquired.
Feudal baron (2nd class) of Skipton, Yorks.
Feudal baron (2nd class) of Skipton, Yorks.
Arms Generally notes for Robert de Rumilly Lord of Harewood
Probably, for Baron Romilly: Arms: (old French, descriptive of name, ROC MIL. LYS) Argent in base a rock with nine points, issuant from each a lily all proper on a chief azure a crescent between two mullets of the first.
(Also Crest and Supporters but these, and possibly the arms also, have to be less ancient) (Burke's General Armory of 1884)
As a whole volume, V, of Early Yorkshire Charters is given to the Honour of Skipton, there must be some charters with his seal on and therefore with some arms...
February 2009, TFPL: In Fox-Davies’ “Armorial Families” he includes the arms of Meschines, though omitting the ‘guardant’, immediately followed by the Rumilly arms, quarters 19 and 20 of White of Tuxford, Notts, vol II, p. 2075. The Rumilly arms are:
Barry of 10, or and gules.
Fox-Davies reports that these Whites are in the 1614 Visitation of Notts; this is correct but the entry on p. 96 only gives the last three generations and none of the quarterings.
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(Also Crest and Supporters but these, and possibly the arms also, have to be less ancient) (Burke's General Armory of 1884)
As a whole volume, V, of Early Yorkshire Charters is given to the Honour of Skipton, there must be some charters with his seal on and therefore with some arms...
February 2009, TFPL: In Fox-Davies’ “Armorial Families” he includes the arms of Meschines, though omitting the ‘guardant’, immediately followed by the Rumilly arms, quarters 19 and 20 of White of Tuxford, Notts, vol II, p. 2075. The Rumilly arms are:
Barry of 10, or and gules.
Fox-Davies reports that these Whites are in the 1614 Visitation of Notts; this is correct but the entry on p. 96 only gives the last three generations and none of the quarterings.
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Armorial Blazon notes for Robert de Rumilly Lord of Harewood
Barry of 10, or and gules.
Blazon source notes for Robert de Rumilly Lord of Harewood
Fox-Davies’ “Armorial Families”, quarter 20 of White of Tuxford, Notts, vol II, p. 2075.