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Personal data Laura de Vere 

• She was born about 1245 in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England.
• She died in the year 1292 in Great Wymondley, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England.Sources 1, 2
• She is buried in White Friars, Norwich, Norfolk, England.
• A child of Hugh de Vere and Hawise de Quincy
• This information was last updated on April 5, 2023.

Household of Laura de Vere

Notes about Laura de Vere

He [Reynold d'Argentine] m. Laura, daughter of Hugh de Vere, 4th Earl ofOxford, by Hawise, daughter of Saher de Quincy, Earl of Winchester. Shed. in 1292, and was buried in the church of the White Friars in Norwich.He d. shortly before 1 Mar 1307/8. [Complete Peerage I:196-7]

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The marriage of Reginald de Argentein and Lora de Vere, c.1264

(a) The marriage settlement
The abstract appears in a number of slightly different versions indifferent sources, listed below. The following is a composite version.

Sciant &c qd ego Rob'tus de Ver co'es Oxon' dedi d'no Reginaldo deArgento' in liber' maritag' cu' Lora sorore mea m' de Ketelingh'm in com'Norff
Teste Henric' de Bellocampo Willi'mo de Marney milit' Joh'e Filol Rc' freeius Rc' de Mulesham Henr' de Vagor.

Know etc that I Robert de Ver earl of Oxford have given to Sir Reginaldde Argento' in free marriage with Lora my sister the manor ofKetteringham in the county of Norfolk.
Witnesses: Henry de Beauchamp, William de Marney, knight, John Filliol,Richard his brother, Richard de Mulsham, Henry de Vagor.

[British Library, Harleian MS 6072, fo.16 (Argentein evidences);
Sloane MS 1301, fo.145 (Argentein evidences);
Additional MS 12471, fo 89b (note on pedigree of 1591);
Bodleian Library, Dodsworth MS 118, fo 113v ('Ex Registro Euidentiar' deArgenthem');
Rawlinson MS Essex 20, fo 38 ('Extracts out of the Collections of ...Peter le Neve Esqe Norroy relating chiefly the noble Family of Vere ...by Wm Holman March 5th 1716/17').
The text given here, like that in the other 'Argentein evidences', isobviously a very bare abstract of the essential information.
The wording can be compared with a settlement made by the same Robert deVer on the marriage of his daughter in 1284:
'Sciant ... q'd ego Robertus de Ver Comes Oxonie dedi concessi et hacp'senti carta mea confirmaui Will'o de Warenn' ... et Joh'e filie meep'i'mogenite totu' Man'iu' meu' de Medmenh'a'm ... in ComitatuBokingh'a'mie ...
(printed in Genealogist ns xxxvi 137-8 (1919-20))]

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