English_Ogles-TOC-O&B

These charts are excerpted from those in the book, Ogle and Bothal, Compiled and written by Sir Henry A. Ogle Baronet, completed 1902

There is conflict with certain dates between "Ogle and Bothal" and "Living Descendants of Blood Royal" and I have used the date listed that seems most likely correct, based on birth dates of parents and children etc. The tables have been revised to include these data.

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CONTENTS

Charts of the Ogles of England, Ireland, Scotland, and America

Pedigree I The Ogles of Ogle Castle and of Bothal - and showing how the Barony descended into other families - 25

Pedigree II The Ogles of Causey Park, Newsham, Bebside, and Tritlington 10/6/2005 - 83

Pedigree IIb The Ogles of Earsdon Forest, in the Parish of Hebburn - 104 - 10/6/2005

Pedigree III The Ogles of Kirkley, Darras Hall, and Saltwick - 108 - 10/6/2005

Pedigree IIIb The Ogles of Kirkley, Kirkley Hall, and Ogle - 114

Pedigree IIIc The Ogles of Worthy - 147

Pedigree IIId The Ogles of Kirkley, and Southhamton - 157

Pedigree IV The Ogles of Hirst, and Stoke Charity - 160

Pedigree V The Ogles of Lancashire - 168

Pedigree VI The Ogles of Choppington, Ogle Castle, Burradon, South Dissington, Saltwick, and Bradford - 175

Pedigree VIb The Ogles of Englingham - 190 - 6/22/2005

Pedigree VIc The Ogles of Berwick, Bowsden, Ireland, and America - 210 - 6/21/2005

Pedigree VId The Ogles of Rothbury - 218

Pedigree VII The Ogles of Pinchbeck, and Lincolnshire - 221

Pedigree VIII The Ogles of Hull, Royston, Stockton, Great Stainton, and Durham - 238

Pedigree IX The Ogles of Statfordshire, Shropshire, Oxford, &c - 242

Pedigree X The Ogles of Yorkshire - 257

Pedigree XI The Ogles of Kent - 268

Pedigree XII The Ogles of Drogheda - 279

Pedigree XIII The Bertrams -296-297

Pedigree XIV Royal Descents - 298-299

Pedigree's no charts
The Ogles of Holy Island - 272 /// The line of Rev. Swan Harrison Ogle - 272 /// - Ogills/Ogles of Scotland - 273 /// The Ogles of Ireland - 275 /// Notes of Persons of the Names of Ogle Connected With Monastic Institution - 278 ///

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LIST OF CASTLES, TOWERS, LANDS, ETC., HELD BY THE FAMILY Note: Those places in italics were either not held or the holding was small

NORTHUMBERLAND
	PAGE		PAGE
Castles and Towers	299	Blackheddon	316
The Barony of Whalton	299	Belsay	316
Whalton Church	301	Bradford	316
Ogle	302	Harnham	316
Ogle Castle	304	Capheaton	317
The Chapel of the Blessed Virgin	306	Great Bavington	317
Shilvington	306	Harelaw	317
Saltwick	306	Deanham	318
Twizell	307	Fairnley	318
Kirkley	308	Hartington	318
Kirkley Hall	310	North Middleton	318
St. Barnabas Chapel	312	Longwitton	319
Carter Mloor	312	Aldworth near Edington	319
Benridge	312	Clifton	319
Caldcoats	312	Choppington with Tower	320
Eland and Ponteland	312	Camboise	320
Ponteland Church	313	Netherton	321
Milburn, Dinnington, Brenkley	313	Bedlington	321
Horton Grange	314	Newsham	321
Darras Hall	314	Bebside	321
Callerton	314	Horton	322
South Dissington	314	Burradon	322
Dalton	314	Burradon Tower	323
Heugh	314	Backworth	323
Huntlaw	315	Long Benton	323
Newham	315	Tynemouth	323
		Newcastle	323
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Newcastle Castle	325	Morpeth	353
St. Nicholas' Church	325	Stanton Shields	354
St. Andrew's Church	325	Trewitley	354
Benwell	325	Tynedale	354
Heddon-on-the-Wall	326	Redesdale	354
Newburn	326	Otterburn Tower	355
The Barony of Mitford	326	Elsdon Tower, Ottercops, etc.	355
The Hospital of St. Leonard	328	Woodburn	355
Brinkburn Priory	328	The Barony of Hepple	355
Thirston	328	The Manor of Hepple	359
Felton	329	Hepple Tower	359
Long Framlington	329	Flotterton with Fortalice	360
The Barony of Bothal	329	Warton	360
The Manor of Bothal	331	Trewhit	361
Bothal Castle	332	Lorbottle	361
St. Andrew's Church, Bothal	335	Chirnells	362
St. John's Church	338	Great Tossan	362
Our Lady's Chapel	338	Tossan Tower	362
Sheepwash	339	Rychill	363
Whitworth	339	Little Tossan	363
Ashington	340	Bickerton	363
New [Pend] Moor	340	Fallowlees	363
Old [Pend] Moor	341	Chertners	364
Ulgham	341	Hudspeth	364
Tritlington	341	Farnham	364
Tritlington House	342	Sharperton	364
Earsdon, Town, Forest, and Hill	342	Sheepbanks	365
Fenrother	343	Foxton	365
Hebburn	344	Alwinton	365
Hebburn Chapel	344	Newton and Newhall	365
Pegswood	345	Harbottle Castle	365
Longhirst	345	Rothbury	366
Cockle Park	346	Alnham	366
Cockle Park Tower	346	Shilbottle	366
Pigdon	347	Alnwick	366
Eshott	347	Bolton	367
Causey Park	347	Rennington	367
Causey Park House	348	West Ditchburn	367
Seaton	349	Eglingham	367
Woodhorn	349	Eglingham Hall	368
Newbiggin	350	Eglingham Church	371
Hirst	350	Beanley	371
Hirst Tower	350	Ingram	371
Ellington	350	Wooperton	373
Druridge	351	Bewick and Harehope	373
Warkworth Castle	351	Ilderton and South Middleton	373
Warkworth Hermitage	351	Lilburn	373
Guyzance	352	Brandon, etc.	374
Longhorsley	353	Wooler	374
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Fowberry including Ogleborough	374	Durham Cathedral	386
Copeland and Akeld	375	Windleston	386
Copeland Castle	375	Great Stainton	386
Howtel	375	Hurworth-on-Tees	386
Downham with Tower	375	YORKSHIRE
Mindrum	376	Bilburgh and and Sandwath	387
Ford Tower	376	Allerton Mauleverer	387
Norham	376	Allerton Church	387
Berwick-upon-Tweed	377	Whenby Church	387
Gainslaw	377	Flamborough	387
Bousden	377	Flamborough Church	388
Lowick	377	Bland Close and Ashholme	388
Detchant	377	LANCASHIRE
Hazelrigg	377	Kirkby Ireleth	388
Unthank, Retchwood, Chilcroft, Easington and Middleton	378	Rainehill, Whiston, Prescott	388
Newstead with the Tower and Ellingham	378	Prescott Church	389
Bamburgh	378	SHROPSHlRE
Embleton	379	Meeson Hall	389
Fallowdon and Brunton	379	Bolas Church	389
Prudhoe Castle	379	DERBYSHIRE
Bearl	379	Bolsover Castle	389
Newton Hall	380	Bolsover Church	389
Slaley	380	All Hallows Church, Derby	389
Colpitts	380	NOTTINGHAMSHlRE
Rowley	380	Welbeck Abbey	390
Aydon Shields	380	Clumber	390
Eddeston and Holm	381	LINCOLNSHIRE.
Witley	381	Grantham, Belton, Gunnerby, etc.	390
Winter House and Eshells	381	Pinchbeck, etc., etc.	390
Dotland Park	381	NORFOLK
Hexham	381	Burnham	391
The Abney Church of St. Andrew	381	Heacham Church	391
Morralee	383	SUFFOLK
Thorngrafton and Cringle Dikes	383	Bardwell and Wicken	391
Seven Shields, Carraw and the Wallfield	383	NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
The Castle of the Seven Shields	383	Pottersbury Church	392
CUMBERLAND		WARWICKSHIRE
Thursby	384	Carwys	392
DURHAM		SOMERSETSHIRE
Chopwell	384	Bath	392
Swalwell and Axwell	185	OXFORDSHIRE
Felling	385	Steeple Aston	392
Westoe	385
West Herington	385
Felkington and Sandybank (North Durham)	385
Hilton Castle	386
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HERTFORDSHIRE		MIDDLESEX
Kimpton Church	392	Twickenham	394
ESSEX		HAMPSHIRE
Pentle	393	Southampton	395
LONDON		Worthy House	395
Various	393	Martyr Worthy Church	395
Westminster Abbey	393	Kings Worthy Church	395
Chelsea	394	Bishops Waltham	395
KENT		Winchester	396
Various lands	394	Winchester Cathedra	396
SUSSEX		Stoke Charity	396
Various lands	394	Michelmersh Church	397
		DORSETSHIRE
		Gillingham Major	397
		IRELAND	397
		AMERICA	398

Addenda and Corrigenda	8
Index	399
Appendix	I - LXX

LIST OF PLATES
I	The Arms and quarterings of Lord Ogle	Frontispiece
II	The Arms and quarterings of Newton C. Ogle of Kirkley	Facing page 10
III	Arms and Seals, for details See page 11	12
IV	Monument to Ralph Lord Ogle	54
V	The Duke of Newcastle	72
VI	Badges and Arms, for details see page 12	84
VII	Kirkley, and Ogle Castle as it now appears	118
VIII	Mural tablet and tombstones to Viscount Ogle James Ogle of Causey Park, Cuthbert Ogle of Kirkley, Sir Robert Ogle - A tombstone at Eglingham and some arms at Kirkley	166
IX	Ogle Castle from an old print	302
X	Heraldic Window at Kirkley	310
XI	Bothal Castle from an old print	334
XI	Cockle Park Tower, Worthy House, Hepple Tower, Copeland Castle, Tossan Tower	358
XIII	Monument to the Earl and Countess or Shrewsbury ...	392
XlV	Monument to the Duke of Newcastle, the 9th Lord Ogle	398

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ADDENDA

RECORD OFFICE

39 Hen. III., Pat. R. That Thomas de Oggele be not put in assizes juries or made coroner or sheriff. Newcastle, 26th September.

5 Edw. I. De Banco. Wm. de Dene, parson of the church of Whalton, against John Oggel, Robert, bailiff of Oggel and others, who had by force and arms carried away the corn belonging to 'he said William at Oggel.

Cir. 1330. Exch. R. Accts. Gilbert and Henry de Oggle occur in the account of things bought in a previous reign, apparently for the Scotch war.

21 Hen. VI. [1399] De Banco. Wm. Bertram of Botell and Alianor, his wife, executors.

1529. De Banco. John Ogle, esq., demands against Robert Ogle, kt., Lord Ogle, 14 messuages 820 acres of land in Dyssyngton.

4 Edw. VI. De Banco. Oswin Ogle of Moretowne in Holderness, alias of Stanthorpe. Durham.

1 Eliz. Pardon Roll. Gregory Ogle of Chappington, Esq., son and heir of Cuthbert Ogle of Chappington deceased. - Alias G. O. of Bygerton, alias G. O. of Gunnerby.

'ARCHAELOGIA AELIANA,' Vol. xxiv. pages 115 to 123.

N.D. (Cir. 1205). Grant by Robert de Cramavilla, heir of Constance de Crammavilla, to Gilbert de Oggel, of that moiety of the vill of Burgedun, which Constance his mother had granted for his homage and service, to be free of such service, paying yearly to the ward of Newcastle, 6d.

1347. Agreement between Sir Philip de Somervill and Robert de Oggle concerning Saltwick, which Robert holds of Philip.

1399, May 12th. Grant by Thomas Gray, lord of Wark, to Robert de Ogle and to Maud, his daughter, wife of Robert of Sammersland in Lowick.

1517, April 18th. Grant by Robert Ogle, lord of Ogle and Botthall, to William Ogle, his brother, of the vill of Hebburn, lands in Tritlyngton and Southdisshington, a tenement in North Middilton, the towre of Cokyll Parke, in exchange for lands in the tower and vills of Great Tossan and Twysill. William Ogle of Cawsee Parke is appointed attorney.

1528, May 22nd. Grant by same to Sir William Ogle, knight, his brother, of lands in Newham in exchange for lands in Warton. George Ogle appointed attorney.

1576, June 2nd. Bond by Cuthbert, lord Ogle, of Bothall, to James Ogle of same. Witnesses: James Ogle, William Duxfelde, Rauffe Ogle, Percivall Ogle, C. Oggle, etc.

1621, February 12th. ,"Writ to deliver seisin to John Ogle, son and heir of James Ogle, Esq., who died
March 1st, 1613, of the manor of Causey and Cawsey Parke, and lands in Earsdon, Felton, Tritlington, Earsdon Hill in the parish of Bottelphe, and the-forest of Felton.

1630, December 4th. Receipt to John Ogle, of Cawsey Parke, for £13 6s. 8d. in discharge of a composition, for compounding the fines for not attending and receiving knighthood at the coronation of Charles I.

HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS, BEVERLEY PAPERS

1535. " It is ordered that neither Sir Raff Elleker nor one Oswyn Ogle, son-in-law to the said Sir Raff, shall at any time be chosen one of the said 12 governors of the said town."

NOTES

A tablet in Whalton church has been erected to the Rev. Edward Chaloner Ogle, Sophia, his wife, John Savile, their son, and Mary, their daughter, and another to the Lady Lilian Ogle.

George of Harnham was buried at Bolam on the 15th of July, 1731; his son John was baptised there in 1702, and his daughter Mary in 1710.

Percy J Ogle married Eva Glanville, and had issue Allan, Vera, Vivian, and Eileen.

CORRIGENDA

Page 11, line 25. The badges should have been shown as on page 9 and Plate VI.

Page 135, line 19. For" who" read" whose father."

Page 256, line 33. For" 1765 " read " 1755."

Page 301. The Rev. John Savile Ogle was born in 1767, and not in 1768.

Ap. 197. For" Tynewike" read" Tyrewhit."

Ap. 241 and 242. For" St. Andrew's" read" St. John's," and vice-versa.

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