Notable American Ogles HOME
Benjamin Ogle, 1749-1809 Governor of
Maryland, 1798-1801, son of Samuel Ogle who was Provincial Governor of
Maryland, 1731and 1732.
Elizabeth Ogle, 1654-1702 Wife of John
Ogle, daughter of Peter Jochimson, infamous "Widow Ogle" who was defended
by letter from William Penn to Lord Baltimore over a land dispute in
Delaware
Talbot's Fort Historical Marker
Jacob Ogle, 1747-1777
Grandson of Joseph Ogle, resident of Frederick County
Maryland, killed in battler at Foreman's Massacre, Fort Henry.
James Ogle, 1753-1800
Son of Joseph Ogle, Captain in Maryland in Militia,
American Revolutionary War
John
Ogle, 1649-1683
English settler who came to America with the
Nicoll's Expedition as a soldier at age 14. American Ogle patriarch.
Joseph
Ogle, 1707-1756
Part of Thomas Cresap's surveying team in
Pennsylvania near present day York. The team was surveying for Lord
Baltimore to redraw the border with Maryland.
Joseph Ogle, 1741-1847
Grandson of Joseph Ogle, Captain at Fort Henry,
survived Foreman's Massacre and moved to Illinois, where Ogle County was
eventually named for him. Foreman's Massacre
Remembered
Samuel Ogle, 1694-1752
Three time Provincial Governor of Maryland
Colony. English Officer from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, son of Samuel Ogle of
Bowsden. Descendant of the Eglingham Ogle family.
Thomas Ogle, 1743-1782
Grandson of Joseph Ogle, Ensign with Crawford
Expedition was killed in battle by Native American warriors in Sandusky
Plain.
Thomas Ogle,
1705-1771 Son of Thomas
Ogle (1668), reputed by State of Delaware to be the founder of
Ogletown, De.