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Beatrice (de Vere)

shown under married name (maiden name not established)

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Beatrice was the wife of Aubrey de Vere, the Domesday tenant, and her parentage is unknown. She is not quite invisible, though: in 1086 an unnamed wife of Aubrey de Vere is recorded holding land in Essex of the Bishop of Bayeux, and being accused of a small encroachment on the King's land. It is the earliest glimpse of a woman in this family, and she is in trouble with the authorities.

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✓ DOCUMENTED (CP vol. X p.195: "He m. Beatrice, whose parentage is unknown"; in 1086 an unnamed wife of Aubrey de Vere held land in Essex of the Bishop of Bayeux "and was accused of a small encroachment on the King's land"): BEATRICE, wife of Aubrey de Vere I; bur. with him at Colne Priory. Mother of the five sons of Appendix J. Direct ancestress. Added 22 Jul 2026.

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