Lora de Vere

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Reginald distinguished himself by marrying the daughter of an earl - Lora, daughter of Hugh de Vere, the 4th Earl of Oxford. She brought to the marriage the manor of Ketteringham, in Norfolk, which, as was then usual, the Argenteins were to hold as tenants of the de Veres. Ketteringham is known to have come into Reginald's hands between 1262 and 1265, so it is likely that the marriage took place in the period of Simon de Montfort's ascendancy, in 1264 or1265, when Reginald's father Giles was among the baronial leaders. Lora's brother Robert, the then earl, was also a keen supporter of de Montfort (Complete Peerage, vol.10, p.216).

Reginald left, in addition to his

1. son and heir John:
2. a son Richard, on whom he is said to have settled the manor of Acton in Suffolk in 26 Edward I (c.1297) (Argentein evidences).
3. apparently also a son Giles, who, with the prior of Wymondley, had safe keeping of the charters settling property on the first marriage of Reginald's son John. However, the relationship is stated only in pedigrees.

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Lora de Vere d'Argentine
BIRTH unknown
Oxford, City of Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
DEATH 1292
England
BURIAL
St Mary Churchyard
Baldock, North Hertfordshire District, Hertfordshire, England
MEMORIAL ID 177707459

Gravesite Details
Initial burial at Little Wymondly Priory, later moved to Baldock, Hertfordshire - gravestone in Baldock church

Family Members
Parents
Hugh de Vere
1210–1263

Spouse
Reginald d'Argentine
unknown–1308

Siblings
Isabel de Vere Courtenay
Robert de Vere
1240–1296

Children
John de Argentine
unknown–1318