Elizabeth Ogle

From A history of Northumberland in three parts by John Hodgson Part 2 Volume 2 Published 1832 Page 135

William Ogle, of Cawsey Park Causey Park House, Causey Park, Northumberland NE61 3EP 55.24797, -1.72156, Esq. was born at Burradon Burradon Tower, Burradon Road, Burradon, Northumberland NE23 7ND 55.051047, -1.568988, and baptized at Earsdon in 1653. He was appointed, in 1679, a lieutenant in his father-in-law, Colonel Strother's dragoons; and because he had "ability suitable to his loyalty," his cousin the duke of Newcastle, in November 1679 [in the same year], made him a deputy-lieutenant of the county. He was also appointed, 20 June 1685, under the sign manual of James II, to be a captain in a troop of horse. He died at Cawsey Park, and was buried at Hebburn, 15 December 1718. [Footnote *: Registers of Hebburn]

[married with issue] Elizabeth Strother, daughter of Colonel Strother, of Fowberry.

From The History of The Family of Carr of Woodhall, Lesbury, Eshott, and Hetton Volume 3 by R.E. Carr C.E. Carr Rev. T.W. Carr Published 1899 Page 215 Pedigree showing some of the connections between Strother, Ogle, and Carr

[father] William Strother of Grindon Ridge, Fowberry, and Newton, born 1626; Colonel of Dragoons, Royalist, and had to compound for his estates 1649; died 1701. NOTE: date of death conflicts with current 5 July 1699 and birth year 1626 not 1625?

[mother] Jane Shafto, daughter of Mark Shafto of Whitworth Park, and sister of Sir Robert Shafto, Recorder of Newcastle; married 1652.

[issue]

Elizabeth Strother [married with issue] William Ogle of Cawsey Park, Lieutenant in Colonel Strother’s Dragoons.

From stirnet - Strother

Elizabeth Strother (baptised 10 May 1658) married William Ogle of Causey Park