Now in its twenty-ninth year
(1979-2007), the Ogle/Ogles Family Association has
published or made available the following:
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Twenty-seven
(27) informative volumes of The Ogle
Genealogist, an in-depth, fact-filled, annual publication averaging 150
pages of
family news, historical features and charts of members' Ogle ancestries; (Vol. 9
- 1988 contains a composite name index of more than 7,500 names in The Ogle
Genealogist, Vols. I - 8.) Volume 9 is an invaluable research tool.
The
past issues of The Ogle Genealogist also contain individual Ogle ancestry
charts for over 580 members and non-members of the Association. Whenever possible the individual
charts carry the genealogy lines from John Ogle, the immigrant to Delaware in 1664.
However, there are a few charts deriving from other Ogle immigrants.
Thirty-five issues of Ogling For
Ogles, a periodic newsletter containing convention and meeting details, information
about new members, reunion notices, features, queries, etc.
Reprints of Ogle and
Bothal, by Sir Henry A. Ogle,
originally published in 1902. This historical book has 21 pedigree charts, starting with
the first recorded Ogle, born ca. 1055 in England. The book contains 426 pages plus an
index. A history of the Baronies of Ogle, Bothal, and Hepple, and the families of Ogle and
Bertram are featured. This monumental work covers the Ogle Family in England and includes
lines found in Scotland and Ireland. It does not attempt to chronicle Ogle lines that
migrated to the Americas.
The
OGLE - A
Northumberland Village, a special millennium recognition of the history and
chronology - including
numerous photographs, maps charts and other information - of the Village of
Ogle, the recorded origins of which date back to the 12th century
Northumberland. Medieval Ogle village in northern England, built in support of and including
historic Ogle Castle, currently consists of some forty dwelling houses and
portions of the adjacent farmland. Ogle Castle and Ogle village have a special
place in the heart of Ogle descendants everywhere.
Many of the above publications (including reprints of Ogle and Bothal) are
available for purchase by non-members. Non-members wishing to order multiple
publications should consider joining the association
to benefit from lower member prices, as well as the numerous other benefits of
membership. Click here for a complete list of the Ogle Genealogist
Publications and pricing.
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