the 64 quarterings of Reginald Powys-Lybbe

9/9/2024

While perusing a book titled Armorial Families, by Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, I ran across an interesting article about quartering of arms. In those arms I found the Earls of Warwick and the Maudit family. In speaking to my colleague Stephen Slater, he recommended that I visit this web site.

http://www.tim.ukpub.net/Heraldry/quarters/64_qtrs_1927/64_quarters.html

While not directly related to this group, there are several mentions of Newburgh associations via the Earls of Warwick. It will give you an idea of the vastness of genealogy and provide information about the individuals mentioned that you would otherwise have to request (and pay for) of the College of Arms. Enjoy!

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Sue Simonich

I am a medieval historian who has been studying the Newburgh family of Dorset for 20+ years.

It all began when I realized the genealogy for this family was cracked! Joseph Gardner Bartlett wrote the first bone fide history in 1914. Through the errors of omission much of his work is provably inaccurate.

I was suffering with the empty nest syndrome, living in a rainy place with no sun, so I set myself up and started doing research. Here I am many years later with two books about the Newburghs under my belt and so much more information that needs an archive.

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