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Ogle Family American Trade Route
Heritage
The Kingdom of the Ogle Royal Family
From After the Romans collapsed till
the Pictish revolt 750 ce.
The Ogles maintained the largest and
most powerful army in the UK for the entire time.
Aeron is
incidentally mentioned in the Book of Taliesin in poems of praise
to Urien of Rheged.
It is the homeland of several heroes in the Book of Aneirin.
Aeron (kingdom)
The  are stylized representations of the cherubim ;
cherubim are the guardians of the tabernacle/temple .
Pharaoh is a title specifically used during the
New Kingdom; 1550 b.c.e –c. 1069 b.c.e.(Jacobs line was in charge of Egypt
during this time; ending with Tut 1332 bce circa
Ramses used it as a carry-over) Pharaoh means the same thing as cherubim;
guardian of the long house. Which statistically speaking matches the legends
of Scotland (Longa).
Norman (1066-), Plantaganet (1154-),
Lancaster (1399-), York (1461-), Tudor (1485-), Stuart (1603-), Hanover
(1714-1901), Windsor (1901/1917-present)
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de OGLE circa 1000
Saxony, Germany
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Hoggel of Northumberland
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Hoggel of of
Northumberland Icn_world Icn_collaborator_both_14
Birth: 1034 Citation_note
Death: 1088
(54) Citation_note
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Humphrey De OGLE (Sir Knight)
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Humphrey (Sir Knight) de Ogle 1055-1125 Icn_world Icn_collaborator_both_14
Place of Burial: Northumberland
National Park
Birth: 1055
Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: 1125
(70)
Ogle, Castle Ward, Northumberland, England
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de Ogle
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Birth: 1085
Ogle, United Kingdom  Death:
1167 (82)
Ogle, United Kingdom
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Gilbert De Ogle
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Birth: 1130
Ogle Castle, Ogle, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: 1182
(52)
Northumberland, UK
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Sir Richard de Ogle
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Birth: Ogle, Castle
Ward, Northumberland, England
Death: circa
1252
Ogle Castle, Northumberland, UK, UK
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Thomas Ogle, Sir Knight
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Birth: 1219
Ogle Castle, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: 1270
(51)
Bothal Castle, Northumberland,
UK, UK
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John de Ogle
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Birth: circa 1264
Bothal Demesne, Morpeth, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: July
3, 1323 (59)
Bothal, Northumberland, England
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Sir Robert de Ogle, I
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Birth: circa 1295
Bothal Castle, Bothal, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: circa
1330 (35)
Bothal, Northumberland, England
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Robert de Ogle, II
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Birth: circa 1315
Ogle Castle, Ogle, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: June
16, 1362 (47)
Northam, Northumberland, England
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Sir Robert de Ogle, III, Baron of Bothal
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Birth: May 10, 1331
Ogle Castle, Northumberland, , England Citation_note
Death: November,
1375 (44)
Berwick Castle, Berwick, Wiltshire, England
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Sir Robert de Ogle, IV, Baron of Ogle
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Place of Burial: Hexham Abbey, Northumberland, England
Birth: December 8,
1351
Ogle Castle, Ogle, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: October
31, 1409 (57)
, Hexham, Northumberland,
England
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Robert Ogle, V, High S iff
of Bothal
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Birth: May 21, 1379
Ogle Castle, Northumberland, England Citation_note
Death: August
12, 1436 (57)
Bothal, Redesdale,
Northumberland, England
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William Ogle, of Choppington
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Birth: circa 1412
Choppington, Northumberland,
England
Death: August
10, 1474 (62)
Prudhoe, Northumberland, England
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Henry OGLE
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Birth: 1450
Ogle, United Kingdom
Death: circa
1541 (91)
Northumberland, UK
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Luke Ogle
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Birth: circa 1520
Eglingham, Northumberland, England
Death: circa
1542 (22)
Ogle, United Kingdom
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Luke OGLE of Eglingham
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Birth: circa 1540
Eglingham, Northumberland,
England
Death: November
23, 1597 (57)
England
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Luke OGLE of Eglingham
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Birth: circa 1580
Eglingham, Northumberland,
England
Death: July
29, 1604 (24)
England
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Captain Henry
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Birth: circa 1600
Eglingham, Northumberland,
England
Death: 1669
(69)
Ogle, United Kingdom
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John (of Eglingham) Ogle,
Capt.
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Birth:
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November 25, 1621
Morpeth, Northumberland, England
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Death:
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circa 1686 (65)
Eglingham, England
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NewCastle, Deleware.
Dutch West India Company in 1651, under the leadership of
Peter Stuyvesant, on the site of a former aboriginal village, "Tomakonck" ("Place of the Beaver")
Helped to found NewCastle, Deleware.
Named it after the largest castle his family owned/controlled NewCastle
upon Tyne, Northumberland, UK.
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John (of Delaware) Ogle
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Birth: September
30, 1649
Berick Upon Tweed,
Northumberland, England
Death: 1684
(35)
New Castle, Delaware, United States
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Frederick, Maryland
Family legend has it that Either Thomas or John named the
town after an influencal politician Fredeirck. But it was John and his family who helped
found and populate the town the European settlers.
The Ogles had ships.
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Thomas Ogle
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Birth: January 23, 1749
Frederick, Maryland, United States
Death: 1790
(41)
Maples farm, , Tiffin, OH, USA
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Family legend states the town of Frederick, Maryland 1745
Property in north central Ohio claimed late 1600 – early
1700s. Was owned for a generation before several acres were sold to have
neighbors. After the neighbors died the property was sold back to the
ogles. The property now had a large brick house on it “The Maples”.
Sometime between Capt John and his sons or
grandsons.
Lots of land was claimed between NewCastle, Deleware and Chicago Illinois. Dozens of towns along
the way founded.
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Joseph Ogle
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Birth: 1707
New Castle, New Castle County, DE
Death: 1756
(49)
Frederick, MD, USA
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Thomas Ogle
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Joseph Ogle
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ogle county ill named after
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Thomas Ogle
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Joseph Ogle
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Birth: circa 1781
Death: circa
1864 (83)
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Of Tiffin, Senneca County Ohio
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Thomas Ogle
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Birth: circa 1816
Death: circa
1899 (83)
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Of Tiffin, Senneca County Ohio
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Elmer Ogle
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Place of Burial: Tiffin,
OH, USA
Birth: 1861
Tiffin, OH, USA
Death: February
13, 1942 (81)
Tiffin, OH, USA
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Of Tiffin, Senneca County Ohio
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Helen Shaffer
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Of Tiffin, Senneca County
Ohio
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Mary Lou Welling
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Of Tiffin, Senneca County
Ohio
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Wes Welling
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Of Tiffin, Senneca County
Ohio
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T “T.R.” Robert “Shawn” Welling
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1000 ce De Ogle, Humphrey, and his son
fought at Hastings. William gave Northumberland  back to De Ogle. The land Northumberland was
conquered by the Pictish circa 800. The Ogles owned the land previous to the
Romans. The Romans were only able to take half of the Ogle Royal family lands
ending 11 miles south of Ogle Castle at Hadrian’s wall. The Ogle Royal family
was able to achieve a goal the entire rest of all the Roman enemies were
unable to achieve; defeating the entire might of the entire Roman army for
400 years. No matter how many waves of squares the Romans sent the Ogles
fought them back. This led directly to a peace deal between the Romans and
the Ogles; thus Constantine the great was born from the uniting of the Roman
Emperor and the King of Northumberlands daughter,
Helena, family name sake of Helen Ogle Shaffer MaryLou
Ogle’s mother. Thus creating a standing mercenary army for which stood strong
from the Roman invasions till 750 when the Pictish army and allies finally
conquered Northumberland. Proof of the German Mercenaries the Ogles hired to
maintain a major army in Northumberland became known as the Vikings (793 AD
to 900 AD) who started to invade immediately upon the Picts
conquering Northumberland. Not the first trade route the Ogles created; nor
would this same exact behavior pattern be the last Ogle descendants would
employ. One of the behavior patterns the Ogles are by nature extremely good
at is creating trade routes. Defeating the Roman empire, maintaining a
standing army 400-750 ce. Creating the Holland
trade routes. Assisting in the creation of the crusades trade routes. Which led directly to the founding of the Knights Templars.
Same behavior patterns which created the American trade routes which created
the physical and economic trade routes which turned the colonies into states,
which turned into the American super power Immediately after the Pictish
conquered the Ogle’s in Northumberland; the mercenaries without employers a
constant stream of extremely well trained soldiers did not stop coming to
where they had been coming for work for almost 1000 years. Without the Ogle
Royal family infrastructure the Nordic soldiers began wreaking havoc all over
the UK. Attacking/conquered the isle of Lindisfarne in
the former kingdom of Northumberland first 793 ce. By then the Ogles were in exile
in Holland; a few hundred years later the Ogles were still in Holland, a
brash young exile named William came back home with an army.
The Ogles were forced to leave the UK again during the Reign of first
Oliver Cromwell 1600s, then the Tudors; the Tudors specifically Henry VIII
Tudor was particularly harsh on the British to the North. Which
is when the Ogles between the late 1400s-1600s started coming across the
ocean to establish a new Northumberland.
Evidence is mixed as to if John Ogle born September 30, 1649 Berick Upon Tweed, Northumberland, England died February
8, 1684 (34) New Castle, Delaware, United States. Although
technically Delaware was only a semi-colony at the time. John and his
descendants assisted their ancestors in furthering the trade route already
established for about 100 years; out from NewCastle, across what could be
called Pennsylvania, to upper new France aka the Ohio River valley,
eventually over to where Chicago would be founded 100 years later.
The Ogle family and the Anjou family were ancient cousins; which is
one solid reason why John Ogle and his descendants were given such
unprecedented leeway in NewFrance. They were
granted thousands of acres scattered over upper Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, etc.
they were allowed by both the British and the French monarchy to
establish/found hundreds of towns. A privilege extremely restricted to only
those of recognized Royal blood; and high ranking royal blood at that. Which
the Ogles in Northumberland absolutely qualify as high ranking Royal blood
descendants.
What John Ogle and his descendants were able to do prove they had the
support of both the Kings of England and Kings of France; being granted
special privileges reserved for only a select few in the new world. To be
granted large quantities of lands and found/name towns. The evidence of what
they did is sufficient to prove the missing paperwork regarding heritage.
Reference a person in a full huge suit of armor fitted to him in his
grave does not need a piece of paper to prove he was a knight. The equivalent
of a quarter million dollar suit of armor proves that fact.
Starting in Boston, moving down to NewCastle, then over to Ohio, then
St Louis, Possibly down to NewOrlean. From Ohio to
New Orleans under the supervision and direction of the Louis’ of France.
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