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Rymour — This very interesting name is of medieval job descriptive nickname for a Poet or Songster, probably one of the travelling minstrels recorded by Chaucer and others in the 14th Century. First recorded after the Norman Conquest, the derivation is… … Surnames reference
Thomas the Rhymer — Not to be confused with Thomas Rymer, a 17th century English historian. Thomas Learmont (c. 1220 [ [http://www.fofweb.com/activelink2.asp?ItemID=WE54 SID= iPin=EML0198 SingleRecord=True Facts On File Online Databases ] ] – c. 1298; [… … Wikipedia
Thomas le Rhymer — (aussi appelé Thomas Rhymer ou Thomas Rymer), de son vrai nom Thomas Learmonth d Erceldoune, est un devin et un poète écossais du XIIIe siècle. Thomas est né à Erceldoune (actuellement, Earlston), sur la frontière écossaise. Il a la… … Wikipédia en Français
Thomas le rhymer — (aussi appelé Thomas Rhymer ou Thomas Rymer), de son vrai nom Thomas Learmonth d Erceldoune, est un devin et un poète écossais du XIIIe siècle. Thomas est né à Erceldoune (actuellement, Earlston), sur la frontière écossaise. Il a la… … Wikipédia en Français
Rhymer — Recorded as Rimer, Rimmer, Rymer, Rymmer, and possibly others, this was an occupational name for a poet or minstrel. It derives from the early French word rimour or rymour meaning one who wrote rymes. The word was probably introduced into the… … Surnames reference
Rimer — Recorded as Rimer, Rimmer, Rymer, Rymmer, and possibly others, this was an occupational name for a poet or minstrel. It derives from the early French word rimour or rymour meaning one who wrote rymes. The word was probably introduced into the… … Surnames reference
Rimmer — Recorded as Rimer, Rimmer, Rymer, Rymmer, and possibly others, this was an occupational name for a poet or minstrel. It derives from the early French word rimour or rymour meaning one who wrote rymes. The word was probably introduced into the… … Surnames reference
Rymmer — Recorded as Rimer, Rimmer, Rymer, Rymmer, and possibly others, this was an occupational name for a poet or minstrel. It derives from the early French word rimour or rymour meaning one who wrote rymes. The word was probably introduced into the… … Surnames reference
Rimes — This very interesting name is of medieval job descriptive nickname for a Poet or Songster, probably one of the travelling minstrels recorded by Chaucer and others in the 14th Century. First recorded after the Norman Conquest, the derivation is… … Surnames reference
Rimour — This very interesting name is of medieval job descriptive nickname for a Poet or Songster, probably one of the travelling minstrels recorded by Chaucer and others in the 14th Century. First recorded after the Norman Conquest, the derivation is… … Surnames reference
