Chaloner Ogle

Sir Chaloner Ogle
Sir Chaloner Ogle
Born	1681
Died	1750
Allegiance	Kingdom of Great Britain
Service/branch	Royal Navy
Rank	Admiral of the Fleet
Commands held	HMS Swallow
Battles/wars	Battle of Cape Lopez War of Jenkins' Ear

Admiral of the Fleet Sir Chaloner Ogle (1681–1750) was a British naval commander during the War of the Austrian Succession.

Naval career

Born the son of John Ogle, a Newcastle barrister,^[1] Ogle came from the Kirkley Hall branch of the prominent Northumbrian Ogle family of Northumberland.^[2] He joined the Royal Navy as a volunteer in 1697.^[1]

In 1721 he commanded HMS Swallow, leading the fleet in action off the West African coast.^[1] In 1722 he defeated the pirate fleet of Bartholomew Roberts in the Battle of Cape Lopez, for which success he was awarded a knighthood.^[1]

In 1741 as Rear Admiral of the Blue he led the British attack on three forts at Cartagena, Colombia during a disastrous campaign in the War of Jenkins' Ear.^[1]

In 1742 he was accused of an alleged assault upon Edward Trelawny, Governor of Jamaica^[3] but his career survived and he was appointed Admiral of the White and in 1749 he became Admiral of the Fleet.^[1]

He was also Member of Parliament for Rochester from 1746 to 1750.^[4]

Family

The IGI records that Challoner Ogle was married to Henrietta Isaacson on 16 October 1714, in Saint James' Church, Duke's Place, London, England. Other sources assert that he was first married in 1726 to Henrietta Issacson; and secondly in 1737 to his cousin Isabella Ogle,^[1] daughter of Nathaniel Ogle of Kirkley Hall. Thus he was the great uncle of his brother-in-law and namesake, Admiral Sir Chaloner Ogle, 1726 – 1816.

His home was latterly at Gifford Lodge in Twickenham in Middlesex where he died in 1750 without issue.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Chaloner Ogle at Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
^ A History of Northumberland Vol XII (The Northumberland County History Committee) (1929) Miss Madeleine Hope Dodds. p. 503
^ Ogle Tales and Trails
^ Rayment, Leigh. "Rochester (Kent)". House of Commons. http://www.leighrayment.com/commons/Rcommons2.htm. Retrieved 11 November 2010.

Parliament of Great Britain
Preceded by Nicholas Haddock David Polhill	Member of Parliament for Rochester 1746 — 1750 With: David Polhill	Succeeded by John Byng David Polhill
Military offices
Preceded by Sir John Norris	Admiral of the Fleet 1749–1751	Succeeded by Sir James Steuart

Piracy

Historical times	1610s 1620s 1630s 1640s 1650s 1660s 1670s 1680s

Modern times	1995 1996 1998 1999 2000 21st century

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Famous pirates	Bartholomew Roberts Hendrick Lucifer Pier Gerlofs Donia Wijerd Jelckama Hayreddin Barbarossa Blackbeard Stede Bonnet Anne Bonny Abshir Boyah Calico Jack Alexandre Exquemelin William Kidd Edward Low Redbeard William Dampier Black Caesar Henri Caesar Roberto Cofresí Jean Lafitte Henry Morgan François l'Olonnais Henry Strangways José Gaspar Charles Gibbs Benito de Soto Diabolito Pedro Gilbert Mansel Alcantra Hippolyte de Bouchard Samuel Hall Lord Nathaniel Gordon Albert W. Hicks Eli Boggs Bully Hayes Rahmah ibn Jabir al-Jalahimah Louis-Michel Aury Shirahama Kenki John Newland Maffitt Joseph Baker Joseph Barss Jørgen Jørgensen Vincent Gambi Dominique You Pierre Lafitte John Hawkins Peter Easton Moses Cohen Henriques Piet Pieterszoon Hein Charlotte de Berry Samuel Bellamy Benjamin Hornigold Samuel Mason Henry Every Gan Ning Liang Dao Ming Wang Zhi Limahong Zheng Zhilong Zheng Jing Cai Qian Cheung Po Tsai Ching Shih Shap Ng-tsai Chui A-poo Lai Choi San

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Commanders-in-Chief and First Sea Lords of the Royal Navy

Admirals of the Fleet (1690–1828)	Edward Russell · Sir George Rooke · Sir Cloudesley Shovell · Sir Stafford Fairborne · Sir George Byng · Sir John Norris · Sir Chaloner Ogle · James Steuart · George Clinton · The Lord Anson · Sir William Rowley · Sir Edward Hawke · John Forbes · The Earl Howe · Sir Peter Parker · Prince William, Duke of Clarence

First Naval Lords (1828–1904)	Sir George Cockburn · Sir Thomas Hardy · The Hon. George Dundas · Charles Adam · Sir George Cockburn · Sir Charles Adam · Sir George Cockburn · Sir William Parker · Sir Charles Adam · Sir James Dundas · The Hon. Maurice Berkeley · Hyde Parker · The Hon. Maurice Berkeley · The Hon. Sir Richard Dundas · William Martin · The Hon. Sir Richard Dundas · The Hon. Sir Frederick Grey · Sir Alexander Milne · Sir Sydney Dacres · Sir Alexander Milne · Sir Hastings Yelverton · Sir George Wellesley · Sir Astley Key · Sir Arthur Hood · Lord John Hay · Sir Arthur Hood · Sir Richard Hamilton · Sir Anthony Hoskins · Sir Frederick Richards · Lord Walter Kerr

First Sea Lords (1904–present)	Sir John Fisher · Sir Arthur Wilson · Sir Francis Bridgeman · Prince Louis of Battenberg · The Lord Fisher · Sir Henry Jackson · Sir John Jellicoe · Sir Rosslyn Wemyss · The Earl Beatty · Sir Charles Madden, Bt · Sir Frederick Field · The Lord Chatfield · Sir Roger Backhouse · Sir Dudley Pound · The Lord Cunningham of Hyndhope · Sir John Cunningham · The Lord Fraser of North Cape · Sir Rhoderick McGrigor · The Earl Mountbatten of Burma · Sir Charles Lambe · Sir Caspar John · Sir David Luce · Sir Varyl Begg · Sir Michael Le Fanu · Sir Peter Hill-Norton · Sir Michael Pollock · Sir Edward Ashmore · Sir Terence Lewin · Sir Henry Leach · Sir John Fieldhouse · Sir William Staveley · Sir Julian Oswald · Sir Benjamin Bathurst · Sir Jock Slater · Sir Michael Boyce · Sir Nigel Essenhigh · Sir Alan West · Sir Jonathon Band · Sir Mark Stanhope

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Name	Ogle, Chaloner
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Date of birth	1681
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Date of death	1750
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