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From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aguillon_family
Sir Robert III (died before 1249) around 1217 founded Flitcham Priory.[22] and before 1239 he and his wife confirmed a grant by her father to Sibton Abbey.[23] Before 1239 he was married to Margaret, daughter and heiress of William Fresnay, and then to Agatha, daughter and coheiress of Fulk Beaufoy, lord of Hockwold in Norfolk.[24] After his death his lands were divided among his four daughters:
From SGM by Chris Phillips, as below, on 29 Jul 2001:
These four daughters of Robert Aguillon seem to be bedevilled by genealogical confusion. Blomefield and others cite evidence suggesting that the daughter Margery's heir was Andrew de Sackville, said to be her son by Jordan de Sackville. But as argued on the web page, the evidence seems to be clear that her heir was Reginald de Argentein, her son by Giles de Argentein, and it seems impossible that she could even have been married to Jordan de Sackville. Margery's inheritance seems to have passed from Reginald de Argentein to Andrew de Sackville by a fine in c.1282