OGLE. The extinct peerage family (from whom springs the existing baronet), rose to emineuce in the twelfth century, and derived their surname from the lordship of Oggil, CO. Northumberland ; but Ogle appears also to be an A-Sax. or Danish personal name, as it occurs, in composition with topographical expressions, in several family names, as Ogilvie, Ogilwy, Ogilby, aud Oglesby, the residence of Ogle ; Oglethorpe, the village of Ogle, &c.

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