Sir Chaloner Ogle of Twickenham, Middlesex & Kirkley, Northumberland (b. c. 1680 - d. 11 Apr 1750).[1]
Sir Chaloner Ogle of Copeland (b. 1680 Kirkley, Northumberland - d. 11 Apr 1750, age 70; bur. St. Mary's parish church, Twickenham, London).[2] was the son of:
John Ogle of Newcastle, (b. 1650 - d. 1740),[1][3]
and Mary (b. abt. 1663 - d. 16 Nov 1744), dau. of Richard Braithwaite of Warcop & Mariana Chaloner.[3]
Chaloner married twice to:
(c. 1726) Henrietta (dsp. 1737), sis. of John Isaacson, recorder of Newcastle.[4]
(30 Oct 1737) Isabella (b. c. 1706 - dsp 1761), dau. of Nathaniel Ogle of Newcastle & Kirkley.[5]
Occupation
Military
BBC -- "In February 1722, Captain Challoner Ogle, commanding HMS Swallow, captured the pirate ship Great Ranger after a two-hour sea battle fought off the coast of what is now Nigeria. Five days later he was in action again, this time fighting the celebrated pirate Bartholomew Roberts and his pirate ship Good Fortune. Ogle was lucky - "Black Bart" was cut down by the first broadside, and his crew quickly lost heart.
Captain Ogle's double victory resulted in the mass hanging of his pirate prisoners in front of Cape Coast Castle and the complete eradication of piracy in west African waters."[3][6]
Jul 1697: Royal Navy (volunteer per order / king's letter boy on Yarmouth [ship])
29 Apr 1702: Lt. (rank) - Royal Oak (ship)
24 Nov 1703: Cdr (rank) - San Antonio (ship)
after 19 Oct 1706 - Queenborough (ship)
1716: Plymouth (ship)
1717: Worcester (ship)
Mar 1719: Swallow (ship)
Apr 1726: Burford (ship)
17 May 1731: Edinburgh (ship)
21 Mar 1739: Augusta (ship)
11 Jul 1739: Rear Adm of the blue
Mar 1742: Rear Adm of the red
09 Aug 1743: Vice Adm of the blue
17 Dec 1743: Vice Adm of the white
28 Jun 1749: Adm of the fleet
Events
02 May 1713: purchased 1/4 of west quarter of Kirkley from uncle Thomas Ogle of Kirkley; and 1/4 of Alderhaugh
Kirkley Hall in co. Northumb., and The Painted Hall in Greenwich have portraits of Chaloner.
Sources
↑ 1.01.11.2 Sedgwick, R. (1970). "Ogle, Sir Chaloner (c.1680-1750), of Twickenham, Mdx. and Kirkley, Northumb.," in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1715-1754. HOP. Web.
↑ Chaloner also has a memorial in Ponteland church, (Ogle, 1902, p. 132).
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