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The Ogle/Ogles Family Association (OOFA) was established at the First Ogle Family Symposium by 23 Ogle descendants who wanted to share family information, and establish an organization. A year later, OOFA had 41 charter members and 99 regular members in 30 states.
At the second symposium, members voted to implement a board of directors, consisting of four officers and one member at large. OOFA incorporated In late 1988. By June 2004 our association had over 370 registered members in more than 40 US states, in addition to international representation.
OUR TEAM
KEN OGLE
Charles Owens
JIM OGLE
JOYCE STEINKAMP
Nikki Burris
JAN FENDLEY
JO ANNE RANKIN
Laurel Boures
JAMES ENGLER
Kathy Ogles
JIM GILBERT
ED OGLE
SHIRLEY OGLE WILLARD
Bree Ogle
GENEALOGY FACTS
Read back issues of Ogling for Ogles dating from 1999 to 2016.
From the Blog
After the Fire
Kathy Ogle (Feb 2017) — The last account of the Gatlinburg Fire I heard was that the fire killed 14 people, destroyed 2,013 homes and 53 commercial structures, almost 18,000 acres burned and caused more than $500 million in damage with the cost still rising. My daughter and I were able to make a trip Read more about After the Fire[…]
Volunteers Needed
We need volunteers for digital marketing, as well as a certified genealogist. Contact our membership coordinator for more info and join the team!
Ogles in the Registers of Berwick-upon-Tweed: Baptisms 1574 – 1700
Margaret (bp. 28 Nov 1575); father: Martin Ogle. Mary (Marie) Ogle (bp. 30 Dec 1588); father: Martin Ogle. William Ogle (bp. 11 Sep 1590); father: Martin (Martyn) Ogle. Nicholas Ogle (bp. 19 Mar 1592); father: Martin (Martine) Ogle. Nicholas Ogle (bp. 01 Dec 1595); father: John Ogle. Lewes Ogle (bp. 03 Apr 1595); father: Lewis Read more about Ogles in the Registers of Berwick-upon-Tweed: Baptisms 1574 – 1700[…]
Introduction to the Ogles of Ireland
The Ogles of England are well-documented, but little has been written about the Ogles of Ireland. While they’re related to the Northumberland branch, Ireland’s volatile history makes it difficult to prove direct lineage. My wife Sue, is a descendant of James Ogle, who immigrated from Ireland around 1798. For the last few years, I’ve researched Read more about Introduction to the Ogles of Ireland[…]
Ogle Pond Restoration Project at Kirkley Hall Campus – Northumberland College
Kirkley Hall was home to the Ogle family from 1632-1923. It’s a beautiful 17th Century Grade II listed building located in the countryside of Northumberland, England. Just outside of Ponteland, its only a few miles from Ogle Castle, and the village of Ogle. Today, the Hall is part of the Kirkley Hall Campus at Northumberland College, which Read more about Ogle Pond Restoration Project at Kirkley Hall Campus – Northumberland College[…]
Ogling for Ogles Spring 2016
Issue 28 no. 1 Read back issues of our newsletter!