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Personal data Robert Ogle 1st Baron Ogle 

• He was born about 1406 in Ogle Castle, Whalton, Northumberland, England.
• He died on November 1, 1469 in Ogle Castle, Whalton, Northumberland, England.
• A child of Robert Ogle and Matilda (Maude) Ogle (Grey)
• This information was last updated on August 12, 2019.

Household of Robert Ogle 1st Baron Ogle

He is married to Isabel Elizabeth Ogle (Kirkby).

They got married.

Child(ren):

1. Owen Ogle  ± 1440-1486 

Notes about Robert Ogle 1st Baron Ogle

Robert Ogle, 1st Baron Ogle is your 17th great grandfather.
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his father ·Üí Margaret Moore
his mother ·Üí Margaret Whaley
her mother ·Üí Rev. John Foster
her father ·Üí Sir Thomas Forster, of Adderstone
his father ·Üí Sir Thomas Forster, IV, Sheriff of Northumberland
his father ·Üí Dorothy Ogle
his mother ·Üí Ralph Ogle, 3rd Baron of Ogle
her father ·Üí Owen Ogle, 2nd Baron Ogle
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Robert Ogle
Gender:
Male
Birth:
circa 1406
Ogle Castle, Whalton, Northumberland, England
Death:
November 01, 1469 (59-67)
Ogle Castle, Whalton, Northumberland, England
Immediate Family:
Son of Sir Robert Ogle, Kt., MP and Matilda Ogle (Grey)
Husband of Isabel Ogle
Father of Sir Robert Ogle, Kt.; Owen Ogle, 2nd Baron Ogle; Isabel Widdrington and Thomas Ogle
Brother of Agnes Whitfield; Margaret Harbottle; Constance Mitford; Jenetta (Joan) Manners; Sir John Ogle, Esquire; Wife of John Lilburn; William Ogle, of Choppington; Elizabeth Middleton; Anne Heron and Daughter Lisle

Baron Ogle (1461)
Baron Ogle From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Robert Ogle, 1st Baron Ogle (1406·Äì1469)
Owen (Ewyn) Ogle, 2nd Baron Ogle (1440·Äì1486)
Ralph Ogle, 3rd Baron Ogle (1468·Äì1513)
Robert Ogle, 4th Baron Ogle (1490·Äì1530)
Robert Ogle, 5th Baron Ogle (1513/1527·Äì1545)
Robert Ogle, 6th Baron Ogle (1529·Äì1562)
Cuthbert Ogle, 7th Baron Ogle (about 1540·Äì1597) (in abeyance 1597·Äì03 Dec 1628)
Catherine Ogle, 8th Baroness Ogle (1568/69/1570·Äì1629)[1]
William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Newcastle (1592·Äì1576)
Henry Cavendish, 2nd Duke of Newcastle (1630·Äì1691) (in abeyance since 1691)
'Sir Robert Ogle, 1st Lord Ogle1,2
'M, b. circa 1406, d. 1 November 1469
Father Sir Robert Ogle, Sheriff of Northumberland1,2 b. bt 1380 - 1384, d. 12 Aug 1436
Mother Maud Grey2 b. c 1382, d. a 1454
' Sir Robert Ogle, 1st Lord Ogle was born circa 1406.1 He married Isabel (Elizabeth) Kirkby, daughter of Alexander Kirkby and Isabel Tunstall, before 1423.3 Sir Robert Ogle, 1st Lord Ogle died on 1 November 1469.3
'Family Isabel (Elizabeth) Kirkby
Child
·ó¶Sir Owen Ogle, 2nd Lord Ogle+4 b. c 1440, d. 1 Sep 1486
Citations
1.[S11568] The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom, by George Edward Cokayne, Vol. X, p. 29.
2.[S5] Douglas Richardson, Plantagenet Ancestry, p. 396-397.
3.[S11568] The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom, by George Edward Cokayne, Vol. X, p. 31.
4.[S11568] The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom, by George Edward Cokayne, Vol. X, p. 32.
http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1559.htm#i46849
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'Robert OGLE (1¬âˆž B. Ogle)
'Born: 1406, Ogle, Northumberland, England
'Died: 1 Nov 1469
Father: Robert OGLE (Sir Knight)
Mother: Maud GREY
'Married: Elizabeth KIRKBY 1422, Thirland, Lancashire, England
Children:
1. Robert OGLE (Sir Knight)
2. Owen OGLE (2¬âˆž B. Ogle)
4. Isabel OGLE
4. Thomas OGLE
http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/OGLE.htm#Robert OGLE (1¬âˆž B. Ogle)
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During the war of the Roses, at the battle of St. Albans on May 22, 1455, an extract:
"For an hour the royalist defense held firm and the attack faltered. At this critical moment the earl of Warwick showed why it was he was to become known as the king maker. Seeing that the barricades could not be take by storm, he decided to go around them...
The ploy worked, Sir Robert Ogle, in command of 600 men from the Scottish marches, took the house between two inns, the sign of the cross keys, and the chequers, and broke into the market place. The blare of trumpets and the ringing war cry of A Warwick! A Warwick! announced the success of this flanking manoeuvre. The royalist in the center sounded the alarm and flew to arms, but again they were too late. The decisive breach had been made."
"At first the king's household put up a brave resistance, but they were in no condition to withstand the hail of arrows now descending upon them."... "After half an hour or so they broke and scattered."...
"The King of England, wounded in the neck, sheltered in a tanner's cottage, while his standard lay abandoned in the street." ...
"As soon as it was clear that the field of battle was his, York ordered the kings removal to more dignified quarters in the abbey."...
"Less than a hundred men had been killed, mostly Lancastrians... but the deaths of Somerset, Northumberland, and Clifford suggest that York and the Nevilles had intended ... to kill their enemies."... "The problem for the Yorkists was, they still claimed to be loyal to the king... but could not free themselves from their enemies without killing them."
This data was extracted from the book "The War of the Roses" by John Gillingham. To whom I am most grateful for the information, and his writing skills.
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Finally I found and purchased a copy of "Ogle and Bothal", A history of the Baronies of Ogle, Bothal, and Hepple (BOB), and a copy of "Living Descendants of Blood Royal (in America)" 5th Volume (LDBR). The tables are being revised to include these data. I find conflict with certain dates between the two and have used the date listed that seems most likely correct, based on birth dates of children etc.
BOB was commissioned by Sir Henry A. Ogle, Baronet, completed in 1902.
LDBR was compiled and edited by Count D'Angerville, and Dr. Arthur Adams (begun 1958).

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Charts of the Ogle Family of England and Ireland are Indexed here.
1 De Ogle 1055 - 1125
2 Humphry DeOgle 1085 - 1166
3a Gilbert DeOgle 1115 - 1180
4a Robert Ogle 1152 - 1195
5 Robert Ogle 1172 - 1194
4b Gilbert Ogle 1164 - 1221
+ Agnes - 1220
4c John Ogle 1166 - 1240
4d Richard Ogle 1168 - 1252
5a Thomas Ogle 1219 - 1270
+ Daughter Tyson
6a Alexander Ogle 1250 - 1269
6b John Ogle 1264 - 1316
+ Annabella Selby - 1320
7a Robert Ogle 1295 - 1350
+ Margaret Gubium
8a Robert Ogle 1306 - 1362
+ Joan Heppel - 1363/64
9a Robert Ogle 1330 - 1355
+ Elena Bertram - 1403
10a Robert Ogle of Callerton (B: 8 Dec, 1351) 1351 - 1409
+ Joan Heton
11a Robert Ogle 1380 - 1436
+ Maud Grey
12a Robert Ogle 1406 - 1469
+ Isabel Kirkby - 1477
13a Robert Ogle 1428 - 1472
+ Joan Eure
13b Thomas Ogle 1429 -
13c Ewyn Ogle 1427 - 1486
+ Eleanor Hilton
14a Ralph Ogle 1468 - 1512/13
+ Margeret Gascoigne
15a Robert Ogle
+ Anne Lumley
16a Robert Ogle - 1545
+ Dorothy Widdrington
17a Robert Ogle 1528 - 1562
+ Joan Mauleverer
17b Dorothy Ogle
+ Roger Fenwick
17c Margery Ogle
+ 2nd Wife of Robert Ogle:
+ Jane Radcliffe
17d Cuthbert Ogle 1540 - 1597
+ Katherine Carnaby
18a Jane Ogle 1566 - 1625
+ Edward Talbot
18b Katherine Ogle 1568 - 1629
+ Charles Cavendish
17e Thomas Ogle 1541 -
+ Isabel
18c Grace Ogle
17f John Ogle 1545 -
17g Ralph Ogle 1562 - 1569
17h Jane Ogle 1543 - 1562
17i Margaret Ogle 1543 - 1546
+ Robert Widdrington
16b Oswin Ogle 1542 - 1583
+ Jane Horsley
17j Robert Ogle 1562 -
17k Ewin Ogle 1598 -
+ Isabella Middleton
18 Robert Ogle 1595 -
18 Catherine Ogle 1600 -
18 Jane Ogle 1600 -
17l Jane Ogle
17m Anne Ogle
16c Agnes Ogle
16d Dorothry Ogle
15b Oswin Ogle
15c William Ogle
+ Margery Delaval
15d John Ogle
+ Sibyl Heron
15e George Ogle 1526 - 1564
+ Anne Lumley
15f Anne Ogle
+ H. Lisle
* 2nd Husband of Anne Ogle:
+ J. Delaval
15 G Dorothy Ogle
+ T. Forster
* 2nd Husband of Dorothy Ogle:
+ T. Grey
15h Margeret Ogle
+ George Harbottle
14b Robert Ogle 1492 -
15i Gilbert Ogle 1514 -
+ Isabel 1514 - 1539
16e George Ogle 1539 - 1562
16f Oswin Ogle 1539 -
16g John Ogle 1529 - 1562
16h Anne Ogle 1539 -
16i Beryll Ogle 1539 -
+ Horsley
16j Margaret Ogle 1539 -
14c Joan Ogle
+ Robert Clavering
13d Isabel Ogle 1477 -
+ J Heron
14d John Heron
14e Daughter Heron
* 2nd Husband of Isabel Ogle:
+ John Widdrington
12b John Ogle 1410 -
+ Margaret Booth
12 William Ogle 1412 - 1474
13e Gawin Ogle - See Pedigree VI
12d Margaret Ogle
+ R Grey
* 2nd Husband of Margaret Ogle:
+ N Bellingham
12e Margery Ogle
+ R Harbottle
12f Elizabeth Ogle
+ W Heron
* 2nd Husband of Elizabeth Ogle:
+ John Middleton
12g Constance Ogle
+ John Mitford
12h Joan Ogle
+ Robert Manners
12i Agnes Ogle
+ Matthew Whitfield
12j Jennett Ogle
+ John Lilburne
13f Robert
12k Anne Ogle
+ Thomas Lisle
11 John Bertram 1406 - 1449
+ Joan Loudham
12i William Bertram 1409 - 1465
+ Alianor Kempston
13g William Bertram 1472 -
12m Robert Bertram 1451 -
+ Mary Finwick
13h Robert Bertram
11 Joan Ogle 1374 -
11 Margery Ogle 1374 -
+ Robert Raymes
11 John Ogle - 1435
12n Richard Ogle 1450 - 1473
+ Joan Thornton
13i John Ogle 1537 -
12o John Ogle 1451 -
9b Thomas Ogle 1352 - 1366
9c Joan Ogle 1352 -
+ William Swinburne
8b Alexander Ogle - 1355
7b John Ogle 1297 - 1351
+ Agnes
7c Isabel Ogle
5b Roger Ogle 1221 - 1255
5c Gilbert Ogle 1249 - 1283
6c Gilbert Ogle 1278 - 1306
6d William Ogle 1283 - 1319
7d Henry Ogle 1316 - 1319
7e Gilbert Ogle 1319 - 1355
+ Alice Wyght
8c John Ogle 1344 -
8d Peter Ogle 1355 -
7f Richard Ogle 1307 - 1323
8e John Ogle 1323 -
9d Robert Ogle 1362 - 1377
8f Elizabeth Ogle 1323 -
8g Joan Ogle 1323 -
6e John Ogle 1278 -
3b Robert DeOgle
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Codes:; "?" with or as a date means we have no documentation for an exact date. ;aft: after; m: Married, c: Child, p: Place, bef: before, d:died, b:born; a "c" suffix is circa
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This chart is an extract from Ogle and Bothal - 1902 = A copy of Ogle and Bothal can be purchased from the Ogle/Ogles Family Association located on the web at www.ogles.org
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6/14/2005 update - Since all my commentary concerning "Vikings" in these web pages have been made before this date there is news.; I have taken extensive DNA test.; I'm told that my Haplogroup is the "R1b1 European", and that I show no "Scandanavian" markers in my DNA.; Nor do I have any "R1a Eastern European" markers.;
The next thing is to prove is which line in England or Ireland I am related to.; A map of the European Haplogroups can be found at ;http://oghgul.org/quest/dna_research/tracing_man.htm
1. I have questions about the first "De". I believe this is a French prefix such as is "Von" or "Van".; If so the Norman-French invasion occurred after this date in 1066.; Except if: This ogle would have been about 11 years old in 1066, his Father may have done homage to the power that was, and was given the name "De Ogle".; At the time of the "Norman invasion", the "North Men - Vikings" were three generations French, their fathers having married into the local population.; Another thought, since the ancestors of the Norman-French invaders were "Viking", did they accept the Ogle Clan as relatives?;
2. According to "The Kings War" a book by C. V. Wedgewood, Thomas advised King Charles I of a possible method to end the civil war. ;This is a most interesting book. The conditions in England at ;this time (plague 1636, 1646 sets the stage for the great migration to the Americas and Australia, and hastened the foundation of Americas liberty.
3b. This Robert may not exist - no futher data listed
4a. bc: 1152-aft 1195, Soldiering in 1172 & lived, so at least 20 yrs old; on Pipe rolls 1181 -- based on these dates, and being a son of Gilbert III, he must be the eldest, and must be the Robert of Ogle Castle;; This Robert had a son Robert bc:1172 d: 1195 who "died in his fathers lifetime", Roberts estates went to his nephews.
4b. bc: 1164 dc: 1216 & 1221; m: Agnes in 1159, Agnes living in 1222; He died w/o issue; Gilbert was fined by a sheriff in 1184 - I'm putting him at 20 yrs on this occasion giving 1164 as DOB.
4c. Sir john - bc: 1166 aft 1240; Witness in 1230-1240, succeeded his brother Gilbert; John must have been 3rd born so bc 1166);
4d. Richard - bc: 1168 dc: 1252, Living 1230-1240, He was 2nd signature on a witness document after John, so he must have been younger;
5a. bc:1172 d:1195; he "died in his fathers lifetime", What would have been his estates went to his cousins.
5b. m: daughter and heir of Tyson; p: Ogle castle, Northumberland
8a. M1:Annebella Terwhite 1319-1331 C:none; (I'm not sure about this entry - I can't find it again);; M2: (3.1329 - 5.1331) Joan Hepple 1310-1364/5; M:1331; C: Robert Jr.; P: Ogle Northumberland
8b. Alexander was killed at the battles of Norham or Berwick in 1355.
9a. Sir Robert married Alena (Ellen) Berthram (of Bothal) (heir to Sir Robert Bertram) in 1351. He didn't marry at age 10. So his birth date must be more like 1331 or 1332 the year of, or year after his mother married.; I showed his original birth date as 1341.; I have also moved his son's birth date up two years, to coincide with the marriage. M: 1351.
9c. Joan Ogle, M: 1352 - Sir William De Swinburne of Capheaton; C: Sir William Swinburne;
10a. (Sir) Robert 8 Dec 1351 - 31 Oct 1409 B: In Callerton; M: bef 24 Dec 1372? to Joan De Heton (? - 1416?)
11a. Sir Robert ;Ogle, b: Ogle Castle 1380, d: 12 Aug 1436, Knight of Ogle, Warden of Roxborough Castle, Son of Sir Robert, knight of Ogle and Bothel Castles (Clay,88; D'Angerville - 267);-- M: 21 May 1399 to Matilda (Maud) Gray, Daughter of Sir Thomas Gray of Heton? and Jane De Mowbray (D'Angerville-266) - ;Alive 22 Aug 1451; Alive 1453/54;See Burke's Peerage & Baronetage 1968 edition, p 1103, where she is called matilda. (from the Magna Charta Sureties, 1215 (Weis)
C: Anne b-abt 1400, Margaret b-abt 1401, Constance b-abt 1402, Robert (Lord Ogle) XII,; John b-abt 1410 , Agnes b-abt 1410, William b-abt 1412, Jennett b-abt 1412, Elizabeth (Ann?) b-abt 1414, Margery b-abt 1416, Margaret b-abt 1420, Joan b-abt 1423,; Anne?,; P: Northumberland.
12a. 1st Lord Ogle, Robert Ogle b:1406 d:1469?; M:Isabel kirkby Daughter & heir of Alexander Kirkby Alive May 1435, and 1452 as "Knight"; Alive 1462 "Lord"; C: Ralph.; According to Anthony Goodman in his "The war of the Roses" in 1462 it was 'Lord Ogle', while in 1455 he is called Knight. ;An inquisition postmortem was held in Bedlington 28 July 1495 for Robert Lord Ogle - His heir is Ralph Ogle.
12b. John Ogle, 1410, M: Margaret Booth
12c: Sir William Ogle, b:abt 1412 d:28.7.1495? (date of postmortem);; P: Choppington
12e. Margery B: abt 1416; P: Kirkley
12f.; Elizabeth (Anne?) Ogle, b: abt 1414; P: Kirkley --- M. (1) 13 Jan 1411/12, Sir William Heron, Knt., of Ford, B. 1400, d 1425; M. (2) Sir John Middleton. (Surtees Soc. 45:321; Clay, 152-153). ;I would hope she was at least 16 before her 1st marriage - being born then about 1396.
12h. Joan B: abt 1423; P: Etal
12j. Jennett B: abt 1412; P: Kirkley
13c. 2nd Lord Ogle, Ewyn Ogle, b: 1439 d:1486; M: Elanore;Hilton, Daughter of Sir W Hilton.
13e. Gawin Ogle, Heir to land in Choppington.; On this same day and place (Bedlington 28 July 1495) an inquisition
;;;;;;;; postmortem was held for William Ogle - his son Gawin is his heir.
14a. 3rd Lord Ogle, Ralph Ogle, b:1468 d:1513; M: Margaret Daughter of Sir W Gascoigne.
15a. (4th Lord Ogle) Robert, b:1489 d:1532; M: Anne Daughter of Sir T Lumley;
15c. Sir William;Ogle, b:1491 d:1542, M: Margery DeLaval, daughter of Sir john DeLaval
15g. Dorothy Ogle, 1465? - ?, ;M: (Sir) Thomas Forster; C: (Sir) Thomas Forster, Eleanor
15h. Margaret Ogle; m. Sir Robert Harbotel, d. 14 Mar 1443.
16a. 5th Lord Ogle, Robert Ogle, b:1527 d:1545,;M1: Dorothy, daughter of Sir Henry Widdrington, M2: Jane, daughter
of Sir Cuthbert Radcliffe.
17a. 6th Lord Ogle, Robert Ogle, M: Joan, daughter and heir of Sir Thomas Mauleverer.; Robert is thought to have died in Ireland.; He may have been killed in battle, according to information I have received from an Ogle family member.
17d. 7th Lord Ogle, Cuthbert Ogle, b:1540 d:1597, M: Katherine, daughter and co heir of Sir R Carnaby
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From this point the Barony of Ogle passes from our Ogle male blood line to the Ogle female blood line, and marries out of the family.; The Lordship passed to the 9th Lord Ogle, Sir William Cavendish via his Mother, Baroness Katherine Ogle, youngest daughter of Cuthbert and co-heir with her Sister Jane.; I have no information on the 8th Lord Ogle, it may have been William·Äôs Father, it probably was not Edward Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury, who married Cuthbert's eldest daughter Jane, or perhaps it was skipped in favor of the Baroness.
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Codes:; "?" with or as a date means we have no documentation for an exact date. ;aft: after; m: Married, c: Child, p: Place, bef: before, d:died, b:born; a "c" suffix is circa
--. November 13 Henry VIII(1521). Indenture of Mortgage by Thomas Lord Dacre of Gillysland to Robert Lord Ogle the manor of Netherton, Northumberland. ;Dame Anne, wife of Lord Ogle is mentioned.
Year unknown - Robert Lord Ogle, grants to Thomas Lord Dacre of Gyllysland, William Dacre, Lord Greystock, and Phillip Dacre, armiger, all his manor of [Netherton], 11 November ....
July 20 Elizabeth (1578), (1) Right honorable William Howard, alias Lord William Howard and Dame Elizabeth, his wife (2) Thomas Ogle of Hepscott, Gentleman. Grant of village, town or Hamlet of West Duddon, Northumberland, in the parish of Stannington, for 21 years. Signed Thomas Ogle.
Mentioned: (New Co. History of Northumberland, vol XIV P328; Hodson, Northumberland Vol II, Part II, P.113) follow M: Phillis Ogle, d. 1606 - Daughter of John Ogle // ?? Barbara who married John Ogle of Ogle Castle may have been Dau of Ralph Fenwick of Stanton, J. U.. // ?? Ralph Fenwick; M. Barbara Ogle, Dau of John Ogle. b. Ogle Castle
On 7 Aug 1685 William conveyed a messuage (a farm?) in Long Horsley to Robert Bullman for £300.
Mentioned: ;Nathaniell Ogle Esq., 13 June 1719.; ;N. C. Ogle, deceased, 1912;
Entry Aug, 1999: From the book Northumbrian Heritage, authored by Miss Nancy Ridley, first printed in November 1968, there is mention of Ogle as follows: (She is writing of the area between Morpeth and Alnwick) "It is in this part of Northumberland that Newcastle University has its Agricultural Research Station, Cockle Park, where there is a Pele Tower incorporated in the farm house. ;Cockle Park was once the property of the ancient family of Ogle, who are reputed to have been the proudest in the County. ;They had their chief seat at the little hamlet which still bears their name, and is situated about eleven miles north-west of Newcastle. The castle of this once famous family is part of a manor house, dating from the seventeenth century. ;The Ogle family had another tower in this part of the county. ;On the west side of the road to the border, is the little hamlet of Causey Park. Here on the tower can be seen the arms of this proud race. ;The tower now forms part of a house, and in the garden is a sundial, bearing an inscription, comparing the time at noon, at 'Cassapark' with other parts of Europe. The date is 1705."
Miss Ridley is either the daughter or the grand daughter of Lord Ridley, The family is also of ancient heritage, and lived but a few miles from the Ogle Family.

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