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| Pioneering Families of the Bay or Quinte Why I am interested in this family My autosomal DNA results show I have a connection to Hogle descendants and I have not figured out how. This research is intended to better understand the family. I have a Non Paternal Event in my DNA record and the Hogle descendants may fit into that mystery. Capt John Hogle was killed at the Battle of Bennington in 1777 and his wife and three surviving sons settled in the Quinte area. Having done this research, I conclude my connection is via descendants of Francis Hogle through a shared Meyers line. © Randy Saylor, 2020 |
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| 1. OVERVIEW Dr. H. C. Burleigh was a researcher in the 1950's to 70's and he collected and recorded excellent information about early families mostly with a Loyalist connection. His Fonds is on line at Queens University. Burleigh has two folders titled: Hogle and Hogle/Lake. They are filled with excellent data and are referred to often below with page numbers noted. To top it off, Burleigh was a Hogle descendant. Capt. John Hogle, the progenitor of the Quinte area Hogle family, joined under General Burgoyne and was killed at the Battle of Bennington in August 1777. His widow was Elizabeth Lake, a daughter of John Lake and Margaret Snyder. The parents of Capt John Hogle are discussed in Burleigh [pages 2, 16] The knowledge that Elizabeth Lake is the wife of Capt John Hogle comes from her detailed Loyalist Claim made in 1787 which is transcribed below. Note that her three surviving sons are under the care of "James Perrot - he married an Aunt of theirs." James Parrot/Perrot married Mary Lake the sister of Elizabeth Lake or Leake, widow of John Hogle. See this web page on her brother Nicholas Lake UE who settled in Sidney Tp which has a full account of their parents. Capt John Hogle and Elizabeth Lake had five sons. No daughters are named. In the 1787 Loyalist Claim below, they are named as:
Because Capt John Hogle did not survive the Revolution he was not considered a Loyalist. The three sons were quite young and it is pretty clear that they did not serve in the any Loyalist Regiments though there is some confusion. Consider that Sebastian was 19 in 1787 and thus about 9 in 1777 when his father was killed. However the three sons were given land in Ernestown and the widow Elizabeth received 600 acres. In 1790 Sebastian and James petition for more land and Bastian mentions that his father had been killed at Bennington and that his mother had received 600 acres "in Right of his father" and hoped that 400 more acres would be granted to equal that of other Captains. Sebastian and James, being older, were placed on the UE List but suspended from it in 1802. In 1790, Francis also petitions as a settler as his name was not on the list and it appears that he had arrived in Upper Canada about this time. In 1811 after another petition by Sebastian, Elizabeth is placed on the UE list and Bastian is recognized as a SUE explaining why he and James were expunged from the list in 1802. In Oct 1842, James Hogle, a son of Sebastian, petitions as a SUE for 200 acres. This is followed in Dec 1842 by a number of petitions of the children of Sebastian (2 daughters), James Sr (2 sons) and Francis (9 of his children) - the three brothers. These 13 sons and daughters of the original brothers are all granted 200 acres as SUE and DUE's on 4 Jun 1850. This means that in effect the three brothers had been reinstated on the UE List. The three brothers are deceased before the 1851 census. Burleigh transcribes the contents of two family Bibles and two wills and these are helpful to reconstruct the families. The next generation also are hard to find. When the Archives opens after Covid-19 a search will made for more wills in the land records. There are likely some errors in this work and comments from researchers are welcome. Regarding the Loyalist Lists: the so called "Rose List" below names only Bastian and James. The Francis Jr is the son of Capt Francis Hogle Sr and he lived in Quebec, not Ernestown. The second list is the one maintained the UELAC and Bastian, James and Elizabeth are named. A case could be made that Francis Hogle of Sidney should be accepted as a Loyalist given that 9 of his children received land as children of a Loyalist. Source 1: The Second Report of The Bureau of Archives For the Province of Ontario, Subtitle: United Empire Loyalists, Enquiry into the Losses and Services in Consequence of Their Loyalty, Evidence in the Canadian Claims Source 2: UEL Assoc Canada list as maintained by them is one their web site. My current database with notes for the descendants of Capt John Hogle and Elizabeth Lake is available here. |
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| 2. 1787 LOYALIST CLAIM by Elizabeth Hogle Below is the full text of Elizabeth's very informative claim made at New York. Note that her three surviving sons are under the care of "James Perrot - he married an Aunt of theirs." James Perrot married Mary Lake the sister of Elizabeth Lake or Leake, widow of Capt John Hogle. | |
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| 3. WIDOW, ELIZABETH HOGLE 1780 Commissioners for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies 7 Oct 1780, A return by Younglove Esqr was laid before us wherein he specified that he has agreeable to an act of Legislature for the Removal of Families of Persons who have joined (the) enemy ordered the following persons to deport this State or remove to such parts of it as are in the power of the enemy. (to wit) Elizabeth Hogle wife of John Hogle, Jane Hogle wife of Francis Hogle and three children of Simeon Covell ordered that the said return be filed. Elizabeth Hogle one of the women named in the above return made by John Younglove Esqr appeared before the Board and as a reason that her husband was killed at the Battle of Bennington and the same being certified to us by sundry well affected inhabitants of this County and that the said Elizabeth Hogle has since the going away of her husband behaved herself in a becoming manner It is therefore resolved that a permit be granted to the said Elizabeth Hogle for the above purpose. Source 1: Minutes of the Committee for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies 1778-1781, Albany County. N.Y. Transcribed in Dr HC Burleigh Fonds, Queens Univ, online, Hogle/Lake folder, page 6 Source 2: Minutes of the Commissioners for detecting and defeating conspiracies in the state of New York. Albany county sessions, 1778-1781,1909/10, page 540, online at archive.org 1787 Map of Sidney Mrs Elizabeth Hogle is named on this old map as being granted lots 19 in both Con 2 and Con 3 in Sidney Township. Source: Sidney Plan of the Township of Sidney in the District of Mecklenburgh surveyed in 1787 by Lewis Stotte; with the names of the proprietors inserted in the lots. See this web page. UE List 14 Feb 1811, Bastian Hogle is intitled to Privelege as the son of a UE Loyalist, his mother being placed on the UE List on the 12 Feb 1811. John Small Esq Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V225A, 1806, H8/1, C-2045, see item [1h] at image 550 Anna Hogle - who is she? 28 Jan 1812; John Hicks Ernestown & Anna Hogle, same. Wit: John Stover, John Hogle, Bastian Hogle, Mary Brown Source: Anglican Register, 1787-1814, Rev John Langhorn, Ernestown, OGS, 14 Who is this Anna Hogle? Sebastian Hogle and Amy Cadman have a daugther Anna in 1800 but she marries John Hess. She is not likely a sister of Sebastian as she does not apply for land as a daughter of Capt John Hogle and Elizabeth Lake. |
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| 4. SEBASTIAN or BASTIAN HOGLE (1767 - 1828) Sebastian's name is spelled many ways and most often as Bastian or similar. Anne Cadman DUE is the wife of Bastian Hogle. Birth Sebastian Hogle b. 29 Mar 1767 Benjamin Hogle, b. 5 Jun 1775 Source: Lineage chart of Capt John Hogle, HC Burleigh Fonds, Hogle folder, page 2 and page 48, Marriage 14 Dec 1789; second Twp, bachelor & Amy Cadman, Third Twp, spinster. Wit: James Hogle, Archibald Fairfield, John Carscallen Source: Anglican Register, 1787-1814, Rev John Langhorn, Ernestown, OGS, 16 Family Bible 3 Nov 1950, Hogle Bible in possession of Lester Hogle Children of Sebastian Hogle and Amey (Cadman - see p. 11) Hogle John Hogle, b. 17 Mar 1791 William Hogle, b. 13 June 1792 Katharine Hogle, b. 12 Mar 1794 Mary Hogle, b. 26 Aug 1796 [m. Mr. Lake - Burleigh 26] Sylvia Hogle, b. 26 Aug 1796 Elizabeth Hogle, b. 13 July 1798 [m. John Storms - Burleigh 26][Anglican Register, 27 Jun 1820, St John's Ch] Anna Hogle, b. 30 Apr 1800 [m. Mr. Hess - Burleigh 26] James Hogle, b. 2 July 1802 [m. Patience Nicholls - see Burleigh 58] Bosteon Hogle, b. 3 Sept 1805 Amelia Hogle, b. 20 Mar 1807 [m. Mr. Wm Vrooman - Burleigh 26] George Hogle, b. 26 Feb 1809 James and Patience [Nichols] Hogle's children [Nichols - Burleigh p. 48] Amilla Hogle, b. 20 Feb 1824 (died) John Hogle, b. 25 Nov 1826 [m. 23 Sep 1851, Susannah Blake - two page history at Burleigh page 58 , 74 , 48, 54. John Hogle Bible 80-84, 110] Cynthia Ann Hogle, b. 6 Dec 1829 (m. Peter P. Aylesworth) see p. 8 [Burleigh page 72] Elexander William Hogle, b. 29 Sept 1833 [m. Sarah E Fraser. Wm d. 1901 - Burleigh 48] Elizabeth Katheren Russle [sic - Russel], b. 15 Apr 1821 Symantha Ann Aylesworth John Hogle died 8 May 1898 Alexander William died 15 May 1901 Source: Family Bible, HC Burleigh Fonds, Hogle folder, page 56 23 Sept 1851 Mr John Hogle, son of James Hogle, 2nd Con and Miss Susannah Blake of Mill Creek married by Rev Mr Coleman 15 May 1858 Mr James Hogle, 2nd Con Ernestown, son of the late Sebastian Hogle Sen of the same place, died at night, aged 56 Source: J.C. Clark Diary, HC Burleigh Fonds, Hogle folder, page 54 28 May 1791, John, son of Bosteon & Amy Hogal, Ernestown Source: Anglican Register, 1787-1814, Rev John Langhorn, Ernestown, OGS, 26 St Georges Parish Register, Kingston 1785-1811 See Burleigh Fonds pages 110-116 Cemetery See Burleigh for Cemetery transcriptions of some of the above. Page 30 and also 66. 1790 Petition 1 Dec 1790 Petition, Kingston, petition of Bosteon Hogle Loyalist ... has 100 acres ... prays for 200 acres of land. He likewise prays for the additional grants ... in Right of his father who served as Captain in General Burgoynes Army & was killed at Bennington, your memorialists mother received only 600 acres of land in Right of his father therefore he hopes there is 400 acres still due ... which may be assigned him in the Eight Township [Sidney] [signed] Bosteon Hogel [fold] Referred 1 Dec 1790 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V251, 1790, H Misc 1788-95/122, C-2107, starts at image 232 1790 Petition 1 Dec 1790, Kingston, Anne Hogle is the daughter of William Cadman of Fredericksburgh, late private soldier in the Royal Regt of New York [KRRNY] who is settled on the lands ... prays for 200 acres ... [fold] Certificate granted 2 Dec 1790, 200 acres Report page 2 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V251, 1790, H Misc 1788-95/122, C-2107, starts at image 229 1797 Petition Bastian Hogle petitions in 1797 as his petition is noted in an original index. However the petition is missing in bundle H3. This could mean that it is filed in a different bundle by mistake. This happens sometimes. When the Ontario Archives opens again the Ont Land Register Index (OLRI) will be checked to see if Bastian was granted land and where. Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V224, 1797, H3/45, C-2043, starts at image 805 1806 Petition and SUE status [1d-1e] 6 Sep 1787, Bestian Hogle Loyalist entitled to 100 acres half lot 18 Con 3, 8th Seigneurie [Sydney] ... John Colins Dep Surv Gen. [1-1c] 8 Mar 1806, York, Surv Gen Office, ... not been able to discover under what authority Bos Hogle was granted half lot 18, Con 3, Sydney [1f] [undated] The petition of Sebastian Hogel ... drew half of lot 18 Con 3 Sydney ... prays to locate a lot of land in the Gore of Sydney in the Rear of the lands granted to the Rev Mr Strachan. [1g] 27 Feb 1806 referred to Presidents Council 7 Mar 1806. Lot 18 has been assigned to Jacob Smith. This petition cannot be attended to. Read in Council 24 Nov 1807. Recommend for 100 acres in lieu of lot 18 Warrant 289 issued 18 Feb 1811 [1h] 14 Feb 1811, Bastian Hogle is "intitled to Privelege as the son of a UE Loyalist", his mother being placed on the UE List on the 12 Feb 1811. John Small Esq Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V225A, 1806, H8/1, C-2045, starts at image 541 1811 Petition 11 Jan 1811, York, petition of Sebastian and James Hogle, that your petitioners father joined the Royal Standard during the American war in Canada and was afterwards killed in Battle on General Burgoynes campaign. That your petitioners with Heads of families have been inserted on the UE list .. that for some reason unknown to your petitioners their names have been suspended from the list.... prays that his name and his brothers may again be inserted on the UE List. [1a-b] 22 Jan 1811, Ernestown,Wm Johnston Senr certifies that Bastian Hogle and James Hogle are Loyalists and were "returned by as such in the UE Loyalist list I gave in for the County of Addington." [fold] 12 Feb 1811 Referred to the Executive Council by order of Lt Gov. Read in Council 12 Feb 1811 The prayer of this petition cannot be recommended Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V226A, 1811, H10/1, C-2046, starts at image 692 1811 Petition 7 Feb 1811, Kingston, petition of Sebastian Hogle similar to the above one praying "to extend his fathers quota of Lands to your petitioner and that his mother name Elizabeth Hogle may be inserted on the UE list that your petitioner and his brother may receive then lands free of expense. [2a] Affidavit certifying that the signee was "with him in the breastwork fighting the Rebels and seen him killed in the Battle on the 16 Day of August 1777." John Ham [2b] 26 Jan 1811, Fredericksburgh, Affidavit certifying that the signee was "in the same detachment with Capt John Hogle when he was killed." Andrew Embury [2c] 15 Jan 1811, Camden, Affidavit certifying that the signee was "in the same unfortunate Battle that Capt Hogle was killed in." John Carscallen & John Embury [2d] 26 Jan 1811, Ernestown, Affidavit certifying that the signee was "joined the army with Capt Hogle .... where he continued until he was killed." Jeptha Hawley [2e] 29 Jan 1811, Ernestown, James Parrot is a brother in law of Capt John Hogle and that they came into Crown Point in Oct 17776 and joined the Royal Standard ... Burgoyne sent him down about Albany and Kinderhook and he returned with about 30 men ... Hogle was appointed Capt ... till he was killed. He left a widow and three small children Sebastian, James and Francis Hogle whom I brought into Canada in 1787. No land has been granted to said Capt Hogle deceased or to his heirs [2 last image - fold] petition of Sebastian Hogle. Recd 8 Feb 1811. Thos Ridout Surveyor Genl reports on 8 Feb 1811 that no lands have been granted in the name of Capt John Hogle. 11 Feb 1811 referred o Exec Council. 12 Feb 1811, the committee has referred to the petition of the children & heirs of Capt John Hogle thereupon on 2 Apr 1793 where it appears that the children & heirs were in a similar situation with the problem. Do recommend that 3000 acres of land be located in the name of Capt John Hogle as a Loyalist military claimant to be claimed by his heirs and the committee do also recommend that the name of Elizabeth Hogle be inserted on the UE list. 14 Feb 1811 Lt Governor approves the name of Elizabeth Hogle being added to the UE List but does not approve the 3000 acres being located in the name of capt John Hogle. entered in land book E, page 12. [Note: These items below are from an 1842 petition of James Hogle, son of Bastian Hogle, and were filed with the above.] [2k] 11 Oct 1842 James Hogle, of Ernestown son of Bastian Hogle petitions as SUE [2f-2g] 16 Dec 1842, Belleville, Daniel McDonald of Murray Loyalist was acquainted the late Francis Hogle formerly of Ernestown and late of Sidney and also with the late Bastian Hogle and James Hogle of Ernestown all UE Loyalists and they was soldiers in the Loyal Rangers and came into this province in 1783 or 1784 and settled in Ernestown. That Francis Hogle if living would be upwards of 80, Bastian about 80 and James between 75 and 80. [footnote] ... list... of discharged troops & soldiers under Capt Ross it will be found that the troops Hogle was among them and are of course fully entitled to be upon the UE list. Their mother now being upon the UE list in lieu of the late Capt Hogle, who was killed in the War has nothing to do with the present claimant who was soldier .... Their father being a Captain and having been killed surely is no objection to his sons being entitled if they served. [2h] 8 Dec 1842 The names of petitioners father Bastian Hogle and uncles James and Francis were inserted on the UE list but suspended. The name of their mother Elizabeth Hogle widow of Capt John Hogle was inserted therein by OC 12 Feb 1811. SGO [2i] 11 Jan 1843, Thomas Parke of the SGO reports that Bastian, Francis and James were granted by OC 20 Jun 1797 each 600 acres. It goes on to outline the lots granted. [2j] 26 Jan 1843 The committee found that petitioner could not be considered as a UE Loyalist and that he accepted land in another capacity his children are therefore not entitled. The petitioners father was suspended form the UE List in 1802 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V226A, 1811, H10/2, C-2046, starts at image 697 1835 Petition Recd 28 Jan 1836, petition of Catherine Hogle of Ernestown is daughter of Jacob Hartman UE Loyalist and the wife of Sebastian Hogle Ernestown. prays for 200 acres as DUE. [fold] OC 11 Feb 1836, recommended. Order issued 2 Mar 1836 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V238, 1836, H19/75, C-2095, starts at image 326 1835 Petition Recd 28 Jan 1836, petition of Sarah Hogle of Ernestown is daughter of Jacob Hartman UE Loyalist and the widow of Benjamin Hogle late of Ernestown. prays for 200 acres as DUE. [fold] OC 11 Feb 1836, recommended. Order issued 2 Mar 1836 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V238, 1836, H19/77, C-2095, starts at image 332 1835 Petition Recd 5 May 1835, Hannah Hogle of Ernestown daughter of Jacob Comer UE Loyalist, prays as DUE [fold] In Council 25 May 1835, recommended. Order issued 22 May 1835 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V238, 1836, H19/11, C-2095, starts at image 30 1842 Petitions for DUE In Dec 1842 two daughters of Sebastian Hogle UE petition successfully for 200 acres as daughters of a Loyalist. The fold notes are all basically identical showing recommended in May 1850 and Approved in June 1850. They are: Ann Hess wife of John Hess of Ernestown: #97 starts at image 504 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V247, 1850, H5/97, film C-2101 Elizabeth Storms, wife of John Storms of Ernestown, age 43: #166 starts at image 899 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V484, 1850, S5/166, film C-2826 Death At Ernest Town on Thursday last (21 August) Mr Sebastian Hogle, an old inhabitant of this Province. Source: Friday, 5 Sept 1828, Kingston Gazette & Religious Advocate, Burleigh Fonds, page 156. [Note: Thur last would be Aug 28 and his will is dated 23 Aug.] 1828 Will The last will of Sebastian Hogle: dated 23 Aug 1828 - To wife Amelia household effects and support - son William - lot 13, Con 5 Sidney, 200 acres - son James - homestead in Ernestown less 50 acres, livestock, fulling mill - Daughters: Mary Lake, Elizabeth Storms, Anne Hess, Amelia Vrooman wife of William; James to give each £25 to be paid over a few years. - son George Lots 1 and 2, 10 Con, Huntington, 400 acres - son Sebastian 50 acres NW quarter of homestead and W 1/2 of lot 3, 10 con, Huntington - granddaughter Aluvian?, dau of Amelia Vrooman, £25 Source: probably No 954 Bk E, Lennox and Addington Wills, 23 Aug 1828, transcription in Burleigh Fonds, Queens Univ, Hogle folder, online pages 132-136 Wills Sebastian No 954 Bk E Sebastian No 1161, Bk 7 Lennox and Addington Wills Source: Burleigh , page 34 Probate of Will, Probate Office, Kingston Benjamin Hogle of Ernestown, 28 Sep 1835, wife Sarah executrix Source: Burleigh, 118, 140 | |
| 5. JAMES HOGLE ( abt 1771 - 1844) Marriage Cadman Wm of Fredericksburgh, pte, 2 Battalion KRRNY Deborah Cadman m James Hogle of Ernestown, OC 8 July 1797 Source: HC Burleigh Fonds, page 52 and 76 Children Source: Burleigh Fonds, page 158 - 160 1790 Petition 15 Dec 1790, Kingston, memorial of James Hogle of Ernestown did receive in 1787 100 acres to which he now requests 100 acres more. [signed] James Hogal [sic] [fold] No 466, Report Page 4, certificate granted, 15 Dec 1790, 100 acres Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V251, 1790, H Misc 1788-95/125, C-2107, starts at image 240 1811 Petition See the lengthy petitions in 1811 by brother Sebastian as he tries to get their father recognized on the UE List. 1841 Petition [144d] 31 Mar 1840, Toronto, petition of James Hogle son of Capt John Hogle and was assigned the E 1/2 of lot 4 and lot 6 in Con 10, Huntington for which no patent has been issued. Prays for a patent. [fold] 7 May 1840, Lot W 6 & E 4 Con 10 Huntington were described in 21 Dec 1798 in the name of James Hogle under OC of 20 Jun 1797 for 600 acres of land but the description not acted upon. SGO Order issued 1 Jan 1841 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V241A, 1841, H22/144, C-2107, starts at image 809 1842 Petitions for SUE In Dec 1842 two sons of James Hogle UE petition successfully for 200 acres as sons of a Loyalist. The fold notes are all basically identical showing recommended in May 1850 and Approved in June 1850. They are: Sebastian Hogle of Ernestown, age 44: #95, starts at image 497 John Hogle of Ernestown, age 47: #96, starts at image 501 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V247, 1850, H5/petitions as noted above, film C-2101 1851 Census James Hogle, rear lot 20, Con 2, Ernestown [p. 93] Sebastian Hogle, 55, b. CW, WM, farmer [p. 83] Catherine Hogle, 45, CW Norman Hogle, 24, CW Source: 1851 Census Place: Ernestown, Addington County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: B; Roll: C_11712; Ancestry. See also Burleigh page 46, 104 J. C. Clark Diary [* placed in database.] 26 Jun 1835 Mr Benjamin Hogle committed suicide by taking laudanum *16 Mar 1837 Widow of Sebastien Hogle died (Amy Cadman) Source: J.C. Clark Diary, HC Burleigh Fonds, Hogle folder, page 156 8 Dec 1843 Mr James Hogle's Carding and Fulling Mill burned * 23 Mar 1844 Mr. James Hogle Senr died 17 Apr 1854 Mrs William Lake (Mary) - 7th Con of Ernestown, died. She was a sister of Mr James Blake in 2nd Con. * 8 Apr 1855 Mr Jacob Hogle - son of Mr John [54 - probable] Hogle and James [130 - not probable] Hogle and Miss Amanda only child of Mr Samuel Clark - 5th Con, Ernestown, Married * 8 Oct 1855 William A Hogle, son of James Hogle and Miss Sarah eldest daughter of Charles Fraser, Esq all of Ernestown, married by Rev Coleman * 26 Jan 1856 Mrs Jacob Hogle (formerly Amanda Clark) confined of a daughter Sarah Lavina 21 Oct 1856 Mr Benjamin Hogle and Miss Abigail, second daughter of Peter Davy of Mowen, married by Rev Coleman *20 Mar 1859 Mr Jacob Hogle, son in law of Mr Samuel Clark, 5th Con Ernestown, died of tuberculosis Source: J.C. Clark Diary, HC Burleigh Fonds, Hogle folder, page 54 and page 130 * 24 Sep 1859 A dau of John Hogle 4th Con Ernestown died of tuberculosis * 28 Dec 1861 William Hogle's eldest child, a girl about 5, died * 27 Mar 1862 George, son of John Hogle, 4th Con Ernestown and Miss Mercy Ann, daughter of James Stover married * 13 Nov 1862 Mrs Daniel Fellows, a daughter of Mr John Hogle, 4th Con Ernestown died (Almira, aged 42 y 19 dys, b. 23 Oct 1820) Source: J.C. Clark Diary, HC Burleigh Fonds, Hogle folder, page 118 also repeated Hogle/Lake folder, page 6 * Wm of Jas and Deborah d. 12 May 1824, age 20 Source: HC Burleigh Fonds, Queens Univ, online, Hogle folder, page 152 DR H.C. BURLEIGH - descendant Dr Burleigh is a descendant of James Hogle and Deborah Cadman. James Hogle d. 1844 + Deborah Cadman Child Mary Hogle (said to be Mary Brown) m. by banns 29 Sept 1815 to Daniel Walker Child Maria Walker b. 1820-22 married James R Howe Child Harriet Howe b. 1844 m. Joseph L Percy Child Gertrude b. 15 May 1862 , m. John W Burleigh March 1884 child Herbert C Burleigh 6 Oct 1896 m. Dorothy J Howard 1927 Source: Dr HC Burleigh Fonds, Queens Univ, Hogle/Lake folder, page 14 | |
| 6. FRANCIS HOGLE (abt 1773 - 1820) 1790 Petition [124b] 9 Mar 1790, Kingston, memorial of Francis Hogel being always firmly attached to the British Govt & Constitution has come within his majesties lines and wishes to be admitted to settle here ... that 200 acres may be assigned to him in 8th Township [Sidney] [fold] No 223, examined, folio 36 [Note: This petition was bundle with a petition from Capt Francis Hogel [sic] - see image 235. However the petition reads as if it is from the younger Francis Hogle. Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V251, 1790, H Misc 1788-95/122, C-2107, starts at image 237 Marriage 3 Mar 1795; Francis Hogel, Ernestown & Margaret Hartman, same. Witnesses: Nabby Lockwood, Margarite Hoffman and Lodewiegt Hartman Source: Anglican Register, 1787-1814, Rev John Langhorn, Ernestown, OGS, 7 1797 Petition 10 Oct 1797, Francis Hogle prays for land for his wife Margaret daughter of David Hartman as UE Loyalist residing in the County of Addington [fold] Francis Hogle UE Recd 8 Nov 1797 To be for the UE list Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V251A, 1797, H Misc 1797-1820/11, C-2107, starts at image 542 1799 Petition 10 Apr 1799, Ernest Town, Margaret Hogle daughter of David Hartman now of Ernest Town ... UE Loyalist prays for 200 acres ... David Hartman a UE Loyalist belonging to Major Jessups Corps [fold] Read 14 May 1799 Certificate not sufficient to entitle the petitioner to the Priveleges of a UE Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V224A, 1799, H4/6, C-2044, starts at image 359 Source: Upper Canada Land Books, online Heritage Canadiana, C-101, 14 May 1799, image 675 1808 Petition Petition of Margaret Hogle alias Hartman of Ernestown ... daughter of David Hartman a UE Loyalist of Ernest Town married to Francis Hogle of the township ... prays for 200 acres [signed] Margaret Hogel [15a] 23 Jan 1808 makes oath and certified by Joshua Booth JP [fold] Recd 31 May 1808, David Hartman appears on the UE list Read in Council 2 Jun 1808 Recommended 200 acres Warrant G65 issued 3 Jun 1808 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V226, 1799, H9/15, C-2046, starts at image 311 1842 Petitions for SUE and DUE In Dec 1842 nine children of the late Francis Hogle of Sidney formerly of Ernestown, UE, petition successfully for 200 acres as sons and daughters of a Loyalist. The fold notes are all basically identical showing recommended in May 1850 and Approved in June 1850. They are: Stephen H Hogle of Sidney, age 37: #90 starts at image 484 David Hogle of Sidney, age 45: #91 starts at image 488 Francis Hogle of Sidney, age 25: #92 starts at image 490 Joseph Hogle of Sidney, age 37: #93 starts at image 493 John Hogle of Sidney, age 43: #103, starts at image 547 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V247, 1850, H5/petitions as noted above, film C-2101 Mary Sagar of Sidney wife of David Sagar, age 32: #164, starts at image 895 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V484, 1850, S5/164, film C-2826 Catherine Vandervoort of Sidney wife of George Vandervoort, age 34: #24, starts at image 895 Ann Vandervoort of Rawdon wife of Francis Vandervoort, age 23: #25, starts at image 898 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V519, 1850, V5/24 & 25, film C-2949 Elizabeth Amey of Ernestown, attained the age of 21, [wife of John Amey], starts at image 1118 Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V21, 1850, A5/39, film C-1616 1851 CENSUS John Hogle, 50, farmer, b. CW, WM Sarah, 40 Margaret, 74, b. US Caroline, 27 Alona F ?, 23, male David, 20 Francis, 17 Austin, 15 Mahala, 11 Sarah M, 9 [at next farm] Alexander, 19 Sarah, 13 Source: 1851 Census Place: Sidney, Hastings County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: A; Roll: C_11727; Page: 132 |
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| 7. CAPT FRANCIS HOGEL 1787 Loyalist Claim There is an older Capt Francis Hogel [sic] who makes a Loyalist Claim in 1787 at Montreal that he raised about 50 men near Albany and joined Burgoyne. Image 348 below states that he was born in Albany and bought land there in 1771 so he is unlikely to be a brother of Capt John Hogle. On 24 Oct 1789 at Montreal this same Francis Hogel is granted a claim valued at £801 New York currency, £501 GB. Note as well that he signs his name Hogel and not Hogle. Source 1: The National Archives of the UK; Kew, Surrey, England; American Loyalist Claims, Series II; Class: AO 13; Piece: 13, page 279. Ancestry, UK, American Loyalist Claims, 1776-1835, image starting at 346 and his grant at 349 Source 2: The National Archives of the UK; Kew, Surrey, England; American Loyalist Claims, Series I; Class: AO 12; Piece: 26, page 175. Ancestry, UK, American Loyalist Claims, 1776-1835, image 102 1791 Petition [undated] Francis Hogel a reduced Captain in the late Regiment of Queens Loyal Rangers ... joined General Burgoyne at Skeensborough in 1777 with a company ... received certificate for 1000 acres for which one 160 acre lot was surveyed and laid out for him in Sorel where he is settled. Pray for land to which he is intitled ... on the Rideau River adjoining such lands as may be granted to Moses Mott Esq on said River. [fold] recommended, Report 18th page Source: UCLP, RG1 L3, LAC, V251, 1790, H Misc 1788-95/124, C-2107, starts at image 235 H. C. Burleigh Fonds has quite a bit on Capt Francis Hogle and his family in Quebec. See pages: 4, 12, 14, 34, 86, 106-8, 140, 148 |
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| Keep in Mind Hannah Hogle m John Parrott abt 1880 - see Burleigh 122 for family Benjamin Hogle b 1857 m. Emma C Wood b. 1860 - Burleigh 146 Dutch Ref Ch records - Benjamin bap - Burleigh 142, 146 Pitt Hogleboom - Burleigh 150 |
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