Robert de Montalt was buried in the chancel at All Saints Church in Maltby Le Marsh in Lincolnshire. His tomb bears an effigy of an cross-legged knight wearing chain mail and surcoat. At his head are two angels, by a pillow, and at his feet two lions biting each other

Maltby le Marsh, All Saints, monument
This recumbent effigy, dating from c.1300, is of a knight in chain-mail and surcoat. There are two angels by his pillow and two lions at his feet.

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Robert de Montalt, 2nd Baron Montalt (1270–1329)
Was buried at All Saints Church in Maltby Le Marsh. He buried in the chancel; his tomb is the one that has the effigy of an cross-legged knight wearing chain mail and surcoat.

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Cross-legged knight of about 1300 wearing chain mail and surcoat

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Robert De Montalt
Born about 1265 - England
Deceased in 1329 - Flintshire, Wales, aged about 64 years old

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Robert de Monte Alto (variants are Montalt, Mohaut, Moald; Mold is the modern form)
Born 1263 in England
Son of Robert (Mohaut) de Mohaut and Joan (Mowbray) Mohaut
Brother of Roger (Montalt) de Mohaut and Cecily (Mohaut) de Morley
Husband of Emma (UNKNOWN) de Monhaut
Died 26 Dec 1329 at about age 66 in England

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Robert, the younger son who would be the last of the de Montalt barons before Isabella. He was born on 25 March 1274 in Mold Castle and died 26 December 1329