SRC-2026-079

J. B. Rietstap — Armorial Général Vol. 2 (Gouda 1884), printed page 602 (leaf 616), the Roo- run read at the page: van ROOY (Holl.) — 'D'arg. à un sauvage, tenant une lance de sa.' — VERIFYING Pama's AG citation at AG itself (the savage-with-lance coat Pama p. 253 attributes to the 1858 van Rooy family); and van ROOYEN (Heusden) — a QUARTERED coat (millrind sable in 1; lions; crampons azure in 4) — ENTIRELY DIFFERENT from the coat the Cape van Rooyen family bears per Pama p. 61 (three chevrons couped, greyhounds): the borne coat and the register coat differ at the same surname, the day's class in one leaf. Neighbourhood read whole (Roorda → Röpecke): no other entries at the Rooy/Rooij forms

Tier

T2-primary (canonical armorial at primary-source citation depth; the leaf pulled and read by eye, control lineage as SRC-2026-077's; sha256 e4bab7bdb464f54e…)

Received

2026-08-25

Carrier

R1 — The armorial lane (`_armorial.py`) at rietstap-v2: searches Rooy (1 hit, leaf 616) · Rooij (0) · Rooyen (1, leaf 616) · Roy (generic, excluded by inspection); the leaf pulled (iiif route) and read whole

Families

rooy

Gap it serves

The armory build-out I22: the European vector for CLM-ROO-ARMS-001, named as unsearched at the claim's founding hours earlier

In the store

1 page image(s) · 0 original(s)

Chain of custody

1. origin: J. B. Rietstap, Armorial Général, 2nd ed. Vol. 2 (L–Z), Gouda 1884; public domain. IA item armorialgnra02rietuoft — the record's proven copy
2. method: Search by instrument at four forms; the single hit-leaf pulled and read by eye, heads Roorda–Röpecke, printed page 602 = leaf 616 (the volume's +14 offset holding)
3. intermediary: One JPEG leaf image vendored (PD): rietstap-v2-1884-page-602-leaf-616-rooy-rooyen-entries.jpg, sha256 e4bab7bdb464f54e…

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