Lucas (Luke) Ogle, Esq. of Eglingham, gent. (d. 1596/7)[1][2][3] was the son of Luke Ogle (d. bef. 06 Oct 1541). His mother is unknown.[4] He had a sister:
He succeeded his uncle, Mark Ogle of Eglingham, Northumberland.[7] Since his son Luke (dvp. prob. 1582) predeceased him, he was succeeded by his grandson, Luke IV (d. 29 Oct 1604) in 1597.[8]
Marriage
Luke married two unknown women. He also had children outside of marriage. Mark was his "natural son," and his will describes sons Leonard and Robert as "reputed."[3]
were ejected from certain tithes of Bishop Middleham rectory which they held by lease of 1539 from the Priory of Durham;[13] similarly in 1565, Carham rectory (which had belonged to Kirkham Priory) was in the occupation of:
and Robert Collingwood, the constable of Etal,[15]
but Thomas Clarke of Wark obtained a lease of it in reversion, and despite the protests of the existing lesees and of the Earlof Bedford and Sir John Forster, in 1566 he was in possession of a lease dated in 1564.[16] When rebellion was undertaken one of the Salvins, one of the Carrs of Ford, and the constable of Etal were all found ranged behind the Saris, and, like the many of the actors in the plot were largely moved by resentment at Elizabeth's policy in government,"
↑ Full edition published in Hodgson, J.C. (ed) "Wills and Inventories from the Registry at Durham, Part III" (Surtees Society, number 112. 1906, reprinted 1967), p 160-161
↑ Wilson, Barbara Nowelle (1939). The changes of the reformation period in Durham and Northumberland, p. 471. Durham theses, Durham University. Available at Durham E-Theses Online: http://etheses.dur.ac.uk/8346/
↑ Surtees VI, p. 8-9 c.f. 1564-5 record of proceedings in the Exchequer against these three for unlawful entry into and occupation of, the church of Middleham in the tenure of Christopher Heyward, DK. Rep. 37, App.I, p. 70 - 71.
"Pedigrees of Some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants", Langston & Buck, 1986, p 199.
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