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OGLE, Sir Robert I (c.1370-1436), of Ogle, Northumb.

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b. c.1370, s. and h. of Sir Robert Ogle (1353-1409) of Ogle by Joan (c.1358-1416), da. and coh. of Sir Alan Heton† (d.1388) of Ingram, Northumb.; er. bro. of Sir John Bertram*. m. 21 May 1399, Maud (d. aft. 1454), da. of Sir Thomas Gray† (d.1400) of Heaton in Wark, Northumb. by Joan, da. of John, Lord Mowbray (d.1368) and sis. of Thomas, duke of Norfolk (d.1399), 3s. inc. Sir Robert Ogle II* and John*, 4da. Kntd. by 27 Nov. 1409. C71/79, m. 9.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Northumb. 1413 (May), 1421 (May), 1427, 1431, 1432.

Constable of Norham castle and steward, sheriff, escheator and c.j. of the bp. of Durham’s liberty of Norhamshire and Islandshire, Northumb. 2 Feb. 1403 – d.; justice of special assize, Norhamshire and Islandshire July 1407, May 1410. DURH3/34, mm. 4, 6d.

J.p. Norhamshire and Islandshire 18 July 1408 – d., Northumb. 12 Feb. 1422 – d., co. Durham and in the bp. of Durham’s liberty of Sadbergh 1 Dec.1433–d. DURH3/36, mm. 4, 6.

Envoy to Scotland on various diplomatic missions 30 May 1410, 19 July 1413, 6 Aug. 1415, 28 Mar. 1424, 25 Oct. 1429, 4 Mar., 10 May 1434.

Commr. Northumb., co. Durham July 1410–34; of array, Norhamshire and Islandshire Sept. 1408; gaol delivery, Norham castle May 1411. DURH3/34, m. 6d.

Sheriff, Northumb. 10 Nov. 1417 – 4 Nov. 1418; the abp. of York’s liberty of Hexhamshire, Northumb. by 7 Dec. 1435.

Constable of Wark castle by 1419; Berwick-upon-Tweed by 11 Nov. 1423 – 4 Apr. 1426, Roxburgh 9 July 1425 – d.

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OGLE, John, of Unthank and Fawdon, Northumb. and Prescot, Lancs.

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yr. s. of Sir Robert Ogle I*; bro. of Sir Robert II*. m. (1) c.1449, Katherine, 1da.; (2) by 15 May 1460, Margaret (fl.1506), da. of Roger Booth of Prescot, at least 2s. 1da. H.A. Ogle, Ogle and Bothal, 168, 174-5, app. xx (169); VCH Lancs, iii. 352; CAD, v. A12478.
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Attestor, parlty. election, Northumb. 1450.

J.p. Northumb. 9 Nov. 1447 – 25 June 1460.

Escheator, Northumb. 11 Dec. 1449 – 7 Dec. 1450.

Commr. of inquiry, Northumb. Nov. 1451 (truce-breaking).

Collector of customs, [Berwick-upon-Tweed 23 July 1451–?], CFR, xviii. 191–3, but the accts. for 1451–7 are in the name of Henry Roos: E356/20, rot. 59. Ipswich 29 Nov. 1454–22 Oct. 1456; controller, Great Yarmouth 21 Oct. 1457–21 Nov. 1458. CFR, xix. 105; CPR, 1452–61, pp. 328, 459; E356/20, rots. 35, 50.

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OGLE, John, of Unthank and Fawdon, Northumb. and Prescot, Lancs.
Main residences: Unthank; Fawdon, Northumb.; Prescot, Lancs.
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OGARD, Sir Andrew (d.1454), of The Rye in Stanstead Abbots, Herts. and and Emneth, Norf.

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s. of Sir Peder Nielsen Gyldenstierne of Aagaard, Denmark, prob. by his 1st w. –, da. of Gert Ulfstand. P. Enemark, ‘Peder Nielsen Gyldenstierne til Ågård og hans sønner’, in Festskrift til Troels Dahlerup, ed. Andersen, Ingesman and Ulsig, 153. m. (1) Margaret, da. of Sir John Clifton (d.1447) of Buckenham castle, s.p.; C139/131/17; Norf. RO, Norwich consist. ct., Reg. Wylbey, ff. 103-4; F. Blomefield, Norf. ii. 223; R. Virgoe, ‘Buckenham Disputes’, Jnl. Legal Hist. xv. 25-26; PCC 2 Stokton (PROB11/4, ff. 13v-15). (2) bef. Aug. 1448, Alice (d. 15 Apr. 1460), da. of William, Lord Lovell and Holland (d.1455), wid. of Sir Hugh Cokesey*, 1s. at least 1da. DKR, xxxvii. (2), 569; CP, viii. 221-3; C139/178/49. Kntd. Verneuil 17 Aug. 1424. A.J. Stratford, Bedford Inventories, 418.
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Capt. of Touques 31 Oct. 1422 – aft.Sept. 1430, 6 Sept. 1434–30 Mar. 1438, Ibid. 417–18. Vire 22 Mar. 1423 – 6 June 1430, Jan. 1431- July1437, Egerton Ch. 149; Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris, Fr. mss, 25769/507; Clairambault mss, 199/58; Stratford, 418; Add. Ch. 11763. Argentan 8 Oct. 1430-Jan. 1431, Fr. mss, 25769/533. Sainte-Suzanne June-Mich. 1435; Stratford, 418. lt. Caen (under Richard Beauchamp, earl of Warwick), 7 Jan.-28 Sept. 1438, Fr. mss, 25774/1292; 26064/3570. capt. 7 Jan. 1438-aft. Sept. 1448. Fr. mss, 26064/3570; 25778/1822.

Master forester, county of Mortain, for Edmund Beaufort, count of Mortain, by 1423. A. Marshall, ‘English War Captains in Eng. and Normandy’ (Univ. of Wales M.A. thesis, 1975), 44.

Second chamberlain to John, duke of Bedford, in France by Nov. 1430–15 Sept. 1435. R.A. Massey, ‘Land Settlement in Lancastrian Normandy’, in Property and Politics ed. Pollard, 88; Letters and Pprs. Illust. Wars of English ed. Stevenson, ii. 434; Stratford, 418. Bedford died on the said 15 Sept.

Keeper and constable of Prudhoe castle, Northumb. for John, duke of Bedford, 1 May 1435–?d. Stratford, 419.

Ambassador to treat for peace with France 17 Mar. 1438, make a truce with France 28 July 1438, select a place to treat with France 9 Sept. 1442. Foedera ed. Rymer (Hague edn.), v (1), 45–46, 55, 115; J. Ferguson, English Diplomacy, 182.

J.p. Herts. 4 Dec. 1443 – July 1445, 17 Apr. 1454 – d., Norf. 23 July 1454 – d.

Commr. to take an assize of novel disseisin, Herts. Dec. 1445; C66/461, m. 16d. treat for loans Sept. 1449; of gaol delivery, Ely Apr. 1448, Mar. 1454, Ely Barton July 1448, East Dereham May 1453, Hertford May 1449; C66/465, m. 6d; 468, m. 29d; 477, m. 38d; 478, m. 14d. inquiry, Herts. Nov. 1449 (forcible entry at St. Albans); oyer and terminer, Norf., Suff. Aug. 1450; to assess subsidy, Herts. Aug. 1450; distribute tax allowance, Norf. June 1453.

Constable, Wisbech castle for bp. of Ely 25 May 1446–?d. Cambridge Univ. Lib., Ely Diocesan recs., G1/4 (Reg. Bourgchier), ff. 10v-11.

Carver to Queen Margaret by Mich. 1452–d. A.R. Myers, Crown, Household and Parl. 152, 181.

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OGARD, Sir Andrew (d.1454), of The Rye in Stanstead Abbots, Herts. and and Emneth, Norf.
Main residences: The Rye in Stanstead Abbots, Herts.; Buckenham castle; Emneth, Norf.
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OFFORD, William (d.1432), of Oxford.

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m. (1) Alice; (2) bef. 1410, Elizabeth; (3) bef. 1429, Margaret, wid. of John Stafford of Oxford.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Oxford 1419, 1421 (May), 1423, 1425, 1427, 1429, 1431, 1432.

Bailiff, Oxford Mich. 1404–5, 1410 – 11, 1414 – 15; alderman 1407 – 08, 1419 – 24, 1427 – 30, 1431 – 32; surveyor of nuisances 1409 – 10; mayor 1424 – 25, 1426 – 27; coroner at d.

J.p. Oxford June 1426 – d.

Commr. of gaol delivery, Oxford Feb. 1425. C66/416, m. 6d.

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NUNDY, Robert (d.c.1460), of Derby.

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m. Margery (fl.1461), at least 1s.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Derby 1449 (Feb.), 1449 (Nov.), 1450, 1453, 1459.

Bailiff, Derby Sept. 1446–7. KB145/6/25.

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NUNDY, Robert (d.c.1460), of Derby.
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NOTTINGHAM, William II, of Gloucester.

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s. of William Nottingham (d.1427) of Cirencester, Glos. by his w. Christine (d.1433). Trans. Bristol and Glos. Arch. Soc. ii. 152. m. (1) bef. 1439, CP40/712, rot. 179. Elizabeth, wid. of John Bruys; C67/39, m. 38. (2) bef. Aug. 1470, Cecily, da. of John Cassy; Glos. Archs., cath. deeds, D1609/7/14; C1/60/25. It is unclear whether Cassy was John Cassy* or his son and namesake. (3) aft. 1 Sept. 1480, Elizabeth (d.1505), da. and coh. of John Goldwell (d.1466) of London and Fawkham, Kent, by his w. Elizabeth; Trans. Bristol and Glos. Arch. Soc. l. 192, 199; PCC 15 Godyn (PROB11/5, f. 114); CFR, xxii. no. 828. s.p. Dist. 1465; Kntd. bef. 18 June 1479. C66/544, m. 23d. summ. as attorney-general 1453, 1455, 1459, 1460.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Glos. 1442, 1472, Gloucester 1472.

Commr. of gaol delivery, Gloucester castle q. Mar. 1445, May, July 1449, Oct. 1450, Feb. 1452, Oct. 1461, Oct. 1466, Feb. 1471, Aug. 1472, Apparently not on the quorum for this commission. Mar. 1475, May 1477, Sept. 1479, Apr. 1482, Cirencester q. Mar. 1445, May 1463, Feb. 1468, Feb., Nov. 1474, Gloucester q. Oct. 1450, Nov. 1456, Jan. 1466, Sept. 1467, Dec. 1476, Worcester q. Apr. 1454, Cheltenham q. June 1454, July 1456, Slaughter q. June 1454, July 1456, Reading q. June 1456, Old Sarum castle q. May 1457, Old Sarum, Salisbury, Fisherton and Dorchester q. Dec. 1475, Aylesbury June 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Bedford castle June 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Huntingdon June 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Ipswich June 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Norwich castle June 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Bury St. Edmunds Sept. 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Cambridge castle Sept. 1479, Jan., July 1480, Jan. 1481, Newgate Jan. 1480, Hertford Feb. 1482, Feb. 1483, Canterbury castle Feb., July 1482, Guildford July 1482, Feb. 1483, Colchester July 1482, Feb. 1483, Maidstone Feb. 1483; C66/459–550. inquiry, Glos. June 1446 (petition of bishop of Llandaff), Misdated ‘1445’ in CPR, 1441–6, p. 466: see CIMisc. viii. 195. June 1449 (treasons), Bristol, Bridgwater, Dorset, Gloucester, Som. Aug. 1458 (piracy), lordship of Monmouth Aug. 1458 (treasons and other offences), Glos., Herefs. and Welsh marches July 1462 (lands of Thomas* and Sir William Mille), Glos. Feb. 1464, Devon, Dorset, Hants, Oxon., Som., Wilts. July 1466 (shipment of merchandise contrary to statute), Cinque Ports July 1471 (insurrections), Essex Aug. 1473 (unpaid farms), Dorset, Wilts. Dec. 1475 (lollardy, heresies and errors), Glos. July 1477, Mar., Apr. 1478 (estates of duke of Clarence); oyer and terminer, Sept. 1450, Bristol July 1452, Wales and marches Mar. 1460 (treasons on Yorkist lordships), s. Wales Oct. 1467, Herefs., Salop, Wales and marches Jan. 1468 (counterfeiting of money), Devon, Glos. Aug. 1468, Wales Jan. 1470, Glos. Jan. 1471, London Feb. 1480, Oxon. Apr. 1481, Glos. July 1482, Glos., Herefs., Salop, Worcs. Aug. 1482, Herefs. and Welsh marches July 1483; But subsequently vacated: CPR, 1476–85, p. 345. to treat for loans, Glos. Dec. 1452, May 1455; PPC, vi. 241. distribute tax allowance, June 1453; of sewers, Essex Nov. 1454 (Thames between West Ham and East Tilbury), Feb. 1456, June 1461 (Thames and Essex coast south of Wigborough), Calais July 1473; C76/157, m. 9. to raise money for defence of Calais, Glos. May 1455; PPC, vi. 238. of arrest Feb. 1457; to assign archers Dec. 1457; of array Aug. 1461; to take an assize of novel disseisin July 1463; C66/505, rot. 5d. determine boundaries of Calais Pale and survey King’s lands within it June, Aug. 1473; C76/157, mm. 14, 25, 27. assess subsidy, Glos. Aug. 1483.

J.p.q. Glos. 16 Mar. 1445 – d., Wilts. 3 Feb. 1457 – Nov. 1458, 8 Nov. 1475–8, Notts. 16 Feb. 1472 – June 1473, Herefs. 12 May 1474 – Aug. 1475, Worcs. 12 May – Nov. 1474, Som. 24 Sept. 1474 – June 1476, Dorset 24 Sept. 1474 – Apr. 1478, Hants 10 Nov. – Dec. 1475, Hunts. 17 Aug. 1479 – July 1483, Bucks. 12 Sept. 1479 – May 1482, Cambs. 8 Jan. 1480-Feb. 1483 (not on q. aft. Nov. 1480), Salop 1 Mar. 1480-June 1483, Suff. 27 Mar. 1480-Feb. 1482 (not on q. aft. Sept. 1481), Norf. 18 July 1480-Nov. 1482, Suss. 5 Dec. 1481 – June 1483, Herts. 27 May 1482 – July 1483, Essex 12 Feb. – June 1483.

Bailiff, Cirencester abbey by Easter term 1445-aft. Easter term 1448. E368/217, rot. 7d; 220, rot. 8d.

Escheator, Glos. 4 Nov. 1446–7, 7 Nov. 1471 – 4 Nov. 1472.

Apprentice-at-law retained by duchy of Lancaster 1452–81. R. Somerville, Duchy, i. 454.

Attorney-general 30 June 1452–19 Apr. 1461. CPR, 1446–52, p. 556; 1461–7, pp. 4, 6.

Steward of manor of Oxenton, Glos. for Sir John Fastolf by Mich. 1455, K.B. McFarlane, Eng. in the 15th Cent. 227. of bp. of Worcester in Glos. 1450–60, J.H. Baker, Men of Ct. (Selden Soc. supp. ser. xviii), ii. 1169. duchy of Lancaster estates in Dorset, Glos. and Wilts. once belonging to earldoms of Hereford, Essex and Northampton ?Jan. 1462–d., DL37/26/2. of Llanthony priory in Glos., Wilts. 6 Dec. 1465–d., Cal. Regs. Llanthony Priory ed. Rhodes (Bristol and Glos. Rec. Soc. xv), p. xxviii. of Anne, dowager duchess of Buckingham, in Glos. and Wilts. by 8 Dec. 1472-bef. 24 Nov. 1473. C. Rawcliffe, Staffords, 210.

Member of Edw. IV’s Council 28 Aug. 1465 – Oct. 1470, Apr. 1471–83.

Master, Haresfield Park, Glos. for duchess of Buckingham by Dec. 1472. Ibid. 226.

Chief baron of the Exchequer 3 Apr. 1479–12 June 1483. CPR, 1476–85, p. 154; CCR, 1476–85, no. 1043.

Justice of assize, Norfolk circuit 1480 – 81, home circuit 1482. Baker, 1170.

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NOTTINGHAM, William I (d.1432), of Colchester, Essex.

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m. bef. Nov. 1440, Joan, 1s. 1da.
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Councillor, Colchester Sept. 1404–7; alderman 1411 – 12, 1413 – 14, 1418 – 19, 1425 – 26, 1429 – 30, 1432 – d.; mace-bearer 1413 – 14, 1418 – 19, 1425 – 26, 1428 – 30; bailiff 1417 – 18, 1419 – 20, 1422 – 23, 1426 – 27.

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