Thomas (Ogle) of Pinchbeck (1526 - 1574)

Born 1526 in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, England

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Biography

This profile is part of the Ogle Name Study.

Thomas Ogle of Pinchbeck, co. Lincs. (b. 1526 - d. 03 May 1574),[10]^[1] was the son of:

• Richard Ogle of Pinchbeck.^[1]
• and Beatrice (fl. 1556), dau. of John Cooke of Gildea Hall, co. Essex.

His mother was the sister of Sir Anthony Cooke, tutor of Edward VI.^[1]

Marriage

Thomas married Jane Welby (d. 02 Sep 1574). She was a daughter of:

• Adlard Welby of Gedney, Lincolshire,
• and his first wife, Ellen Hall.^[2]

Ellen's step-mother was Cassandra ap Rhese (b. c. 1530 - d. 1590, age 60).

children

Thomas and Ellen are the parents of:^[1]

• (s. & h.) Sir Richard (b. abt. 1553 - d. 1627 Fleet Prison) - High Sheriff of Lincolnshire in 1608.^[3]

m. (abt. 29 Jul 1590) Dorothy Ashfield, dau. of Robert Ashfield of Stowlandtoft, Suffolk and Frances Spring).^[4]

• Beatrix (bp. 11 Jun 1560 Gedney).^[5]

m.1 (28 Nov 1587) Leonard Pury of Kirton in Holland, co. Lincs. (b. 1560 - bur. 04 Feb 1610/1), son of Thomas Pury of Kirton (b. 1530 - d. 1592), capt. of Berwick & Anne Pooles.^[6][7]

m.2 (23 Jul 1611 Kirton) William Walcot of Walcot

• 2. Thomas of Pinchbeck (living 13 Jun 1561; bur. 29 Jun 1618 Pinchbeck).^[8]

m.1 Ann Bryan, dau. of William Bryan of Bolingbroke; widow of Rev. Robert Bendish)

m.2 Frances Blackburne of Lincoln

• 3. Adlard of Gedney, co. Lincs. (bp. 06 Sep 1562 Pinchbeck; bur. 09 Jan 1614/5 Gedney).^[9]

m.1 (23 Sep 1590 Pinchbeck) Dorothy Hunston, dau. of William Hunston, Esq. of Boston & [. . .] Foster of Newarke.^[10]

m.2 (c.1602) Mary ... (bur. 04 Oct 1604 Gedney)

m.3 Anne ... (bur. 08 Feb 1610/11 Gedney).^[11]

• Mary (bp. 19 Dec 1563 Pinchbeck)

• Cassandra (bp. 07 Jan 1564/5 Pinchbeck; bur. 25 Dec 1632 Washingborough, co. Lincs)

m1. Robert Lacy of Stamford, co. Lincs., son of William Lacy (bur. 12 Mar 1611/2 Grantham, co. Lincs) & Jane, dau. of Robert Tigh of Deeping St. James. (bur. 15 May 1620 Grantham, co. Lincs).^[12]

m.2 Sir Francis Beaumont of Washingborough, co. Lincs. (bur. 11 Aug 1625 Washingborough, co. Lincs.)^[13]

• 4. Robert of Pinchbeck (bp. 01 Apr 1566 Pinchbeck; bur. 27 Jul 1627 Pinchbeck).^[14]

m. (02 May 1602) Jane Laughton (bur. 18 Nov 1637 Pinchbeck; widow of Robert Leaves)

• Helen (bp. 21 Sep 1567 Pinchbeck)

• 5. Sir John of Pinchbeck (bp. 25 Feb 1568/9 Pinchbeck; bur. 17 Mar 1639/40 Westminster Abbey).[11]

m. Elizabeth de Vries (d. 1656?), dau. of Cornelius de Vries of Dordrecht.

• 6. Henry (bp. 28 May 1570 Pinchbeck; living 19 Nov 1602)

• Jane (bp. 08 Apr 1571 Pinchbeck - bur. 05 Jul 1642 Pinchbeck; will 14 Jun 1644, proved 13 Aug 1644).^[15]

m. (26 Mar 1605 license; 31 Mar 1605 Pinchbeck) Anthony Doughty of Boston, Pinchbeck, co. Lincs. (living 1600; dsp), son of Thomas Doughty of Boston, mayor of Boston in 1569 & Katherine, dau. of John Woodthorpe of Abey Grange.^[15]

Death

bur. St. Mary's, Pinchbeck.[12]

Sources

• Lewin, S. (1843). "St. Mary's, Pinchbeck," in Lincolnshire Churches: An Account of the Churches in the Division of Holland, in the County of Lincoln, with Sixty-nine Illustrations, pp. 305. T.N. Morton. Google Books.[13]
• Maddison, C.A.R. (1903). "Ogle of Pinchbeck." Lincolnshire pedigrees II. Harlein Society, 51, pp.730-735. London: Mithcell & Hughes. Archive.org. eBook.[14]
• Ogle, H.A. (1902). "The Ogles of Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire." Ogle and Bothal.[15]

Notes

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3} Ogle, 1902
2. ↑ for Ellen Hall see: Welby of Gedney, Moulten and Stirwould, MS C 23 Heralds' College. (see pedigree A).[1]
   Ellen was the not the daughter of Cassandra [Hall?].[2]
3. ↑ Wikipedia: High Sheriff of Lincolnshire#17th century
   Knighted 23 Apr 1603; d. insolvent in Fleet Prison in 1627.[3]
4. ↑ D'Ewes, S. (1845). The Autobiography and Correspondence of Sir Simonds D' Ewes During the Reigns of James I and Charles I, 1, pp. 283-. James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Ed. London: Richard Bentley. Google Books.[4]
5. ↑ "Bettris Ogle, 11 Jun 1560."; FHL microfilm 1,542,145; citing Gedney, Lincoln, England, ref item 2.[5]
6. ↑ Maddison, A.R. (1904). "Pury of Kirton in Holland, MS C 23 Heralds' College, `records of the Cust family, p. 288-289,'" in Lincolnshire Pedigrees: P-Z, p. 801-802. Google Books.
7. ↑ Gibbons, A.W. (1898). "Pury," in Notes on Vis. of Lincs. 1634, p. 101. Google Books.
8. ↑ see also: Neagle, H. (2007, January 5). "Re: Ogle of Pinchbeck," in Gen-Medieval-L archives. Rootsweb. Weblog.[6]
9. ↑ "Alard Ogle, 06 Sep 1562." FHL microfilm 504,734; citing Pinchbeck, Lincoln, England; .[7]
10. ↑ Hunston, (Vis. of Lincs., 1562-64). WikiTree.com. Pedigree.
11. ↑ "Anne in entry for Elsabeth Ogle, 04 Nov 1610." FHL microfilm 432,501, 435,997; citing Gedney, Lincoln, England.[8]
12. ↑ The Lacy pedigree gets Cassandra Ogle's father wrong. Instead of Thos., it makes her a dau. of Rich.

    "Lacy of Stamford," in Notes on Vis. of Lincs., 1634, p. 253. Google Books.

13. ↑ Sir Francis is the uncle of George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, (Ogle, 1902).
14. ↑ "Robert Ogle, 01 Apr 1566." FHL microfilm 504,734; citing Pinchbeck, Lincoln, England.[9]
15. ↑ ^{15.0 15.1} Maddison, A.R. (1902). "Doughty of Louth and Cothill: MS C 23 Heralds' College," in Lincolnshire Pedigrees I. Harleian Society, 50, p. 317. London. Google Books.