Reginald de Argentine

VII. Reginald de Argentein (son and heir of Giles by his wife Margery), summoned to Parliament as a Baron 1283, 1297; died c.1308.

He married Lora, daughter of Hugh de Vere, 4th Earl of Oxford.

1. By Lora he had issue:

John, of whom below.

Reginald also had issue:

1. Giles.
2. Richard, living c.1303.

Reginald de Argentine Name AKA  Reginald d'Argentine  [3] 

From http://www.medievalgenealogy.org.uk/families/arg/argframe.shtml

Giles's son and heir Reginald was said to be aged 40 at his father's death (Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem). This is presumably a round figure, and probably means that he was born in the decade before 1242 (or thereabouts).

Earlier, in May 1282, Reginald had been summoned to a muster at Worcester, for military service against the Welsh (Parliamentary Writs). He was similarly summoned to a muster at Montgomery, in May the following year (Parliamentary Writs). Later in the year, Reginald was summoned to the Parliament at Shrewsbury, in September (Parliamentary Writs). (Although his father Giles seems, sporadically, to have occupied a much more influential position among Simon de Montfort's barons, it is this, and a similar summons in 1297 (Parliamentary Writs) which have entitled the family to an account - usually rather brief - in the Peerages. None of the family was ever summoned to Parliament again.)

Reginald died shortly before 3 March 1308 (Complete Peerage, vol.1), and was buried at Baldock, where he had founded a chapel, and where his gravestone, with a rhyming French inscription, still remains.

Links

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• http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hwbradley/aqwg176...

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"(d'Argentein in many sources)

born c1242

Son of Giles de Argentine & Margery de Aguillon

1st wife Joan

son Richard (-) manor of Acton in Suffolk

presumed son Giles (-) prior of Wymondley

2nd wife Lora de Vere, daughter of Hugh de Vere, 4th Earl of Oxford

son & heir Sir John (c1278-1318)

Buried at Baldock, where he had founded a chapel, and where his gravestone, with a rhyming French inscription, still remain (gravestone in Baldock church)"