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Roger then went to his wife's holdings in Poitou. Almodis's uncle Odo was ousted as count of La Marche in 1104, and subsequently the sons of Roger and
Almodis are styled as count. In 1109, Roger was permitted to briefly return to England to the court of Henry I, although he did not recover his
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Curthose. As a result Roger de Poitou lost his English holdings. The King put those in
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Roger's father Roger de
Montgomery died in 1094. That same year, Rufus sent Roger to hold the castle at
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on the first day of the siege; Roger and his men were held for ransom and purchased their freedom.
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