Edmund de Mortimer

The son of Roger, who died in 1282.

Fought in the Welsh campaigns.

Died as a result of wounds received at the Battle of Builth, 1304.

Edmund does not appear in any of the rolls published in the database, but members of the family of Mortimer include

Roger de Mortimer, his father, who appears in Glover's Roll, B32; Walford's Roll, C102; The Camden Roll, D111; and St George's Roll,E22
and
John de Mortimer, in St George's Roll, E65

In these rolls, Roger and John bear

Barry of six or and azure a chief of the first two pallets and two girons of the second an escutcheon argent

the arms shown in the seal above

Others
including his brother Roger, who also sealed the Barons' Letter

Geoffrey de Mortimer, d1273 Barry of six or and azure a chief of the first two pallets and two girons of the second an escutcheon argent overall a saltire gules	William de Mortimer, d1297 Barry of six or and azure a chief of the first two pallets and two girons of the second an escutcheon argent overall a bend gules	John de Mortimer, d1315 Barry of six or and azure a chief of the first two pallets and two girons of the second an escutcheon ermine charged with a saltire gules	Roger de Mortimer, d1326 Barry of six or and azure a chief of the first two pallets and two girons of the second an escutcheon ermine
St George's Roll, E40	St George's Roll, E38	Galloway Roll, GA187; Stirling Roll, ST26	Falkirk Roll, H69; Caerlaverock Poem,K72; St George's Roll, E21, Galloway Roll, G186; Stirling Roll, ST25