Ogle Family American Trade Route Book

Ogle Family

The trade route the Ogles created was essentially to survey, explore, and create settlements from NewCastle, Delaware as far out as they could go. The Trade route on the American continent was simply an extension of the previous trade routes the Ogles established. The Ogles had trade agreements with most of the countries in Europe. Consequently; whatever the Ogles needed was simply a letter away. Troops, money, settlers, diplomatic pressures, etc. The importance of these trade routes are how many times the Ogle family have established an incredibly prosperous economic foundation; been conquered for it, then the new rulers having no idea what it is or how to run it, both erase the Ogles founding of it and run the trade route into the ground. Over just the last 2000 years; the three major trade routes the Ogles have created after each was conquered. Within a few hundred years the conqueror having no understanding of how the machine works run the trade route into the ground, all the while convinced they can do a better job. The previous trade routes were based in Northumberland(the Ogle Family lands in Britain; Northumberland and the un-shortened version of Ogle mean exactly the same thing); going from Northumberland to key countries in Europe, bringing goods, services, and troops from where they are produced to where they are needed. Which the Ogle family took advantage of said trade route when they had to evacuate Northumberland after the Pictish conquered them. The Ogles went to among other places Normandy.

Ogle Trade Route

The Ogle Family American trade Route is only one portion of a network of trade routes. One of the reasons the inner portion of the American continent was populated so quickly in the 1600-1700s is of the Ogle Family European trade route which had existed for over 1700 years by that point. The evidence for which is found in the rules of passports during feudal times. Without Royal sponsorship; no individual would be allowed to leave the castle/city they lived under the rules of the King established. Unless that King had an economic trade route agreement with a Royal where those citizens would go and work. Providing both Royals additional economic income. Difficult to find sufficient farm land in Europe but plenty was finable in America. Plus the facts of the radically high population loss in the 1820 earthquake which struck around the Mississippi. The Population declined overnight by a considerable percentage. But since the area for at least 150 years was owned by the French; no accurate records can be found.

Joseph Ogle

Joseph Ogle namesake of Ogle County Illinois traveled from NewCastle, Delaware to St Louis Missouri. Founding the town and first capital of Illinois Kaskaskia. Populating the town through a previous trade route with the French government. Since West of the colonies was New France on the East side of the River. Hundreds of towns and cities were founded by the Ogle family. Tiffin Ohio is one such town along the Trade Route which was founded by Ogles and one branch of the name sake Ogle family inhabited Tiffin from 1750 circa to 1980.

New France

When NewFrance was taken over by America 1803; Louisiana purchase, most if not all the French history was outright erased. NewFrance was on the east side of the Mississippi, while Louisiana was on the west side. The Louisiana purchase 1803 was just three years before the Holy Roman Empire collapsed. When the 1806 Holy Roman Empire collapsed most of the libraries the Romans, Greek's, and Egyptians had been holding back for thousands of year’s from the public were finally released to scholars. The Louisiana purchase and the opening to the library had an effect on each other. Especially since within 110 years of these two events occurring at virtually the same time; World War One broke out.

Louisiana Purchase

Erasing previous to 1806 replaced with; all types of stuff happened, but we have no idea how it all occurred. Similar to the founding of Rome; the previous 1000 years from 753 b.c.e was simply erased, since politicians write what they want, they edit anyway they choose.

Lewis and Clark Expedition

This trade route was not only the jumping off point of the Lewis and Clarke Expedition. The first couple hundred miles the job Lewis and Clarke was already complete. However the credit for said work was not included in the final reports. Both were done so that future settlers would know where to go in order to find areas to homestead. But the Expedition Lewis and Clarke set out on was radically uncredited done in large part by the Ogle Trade Route. Which could be one very good reason Meriwether Lewis committed suicide/murdered for the unhonorable and downright thievery done; giving themselves all the credit giving no credit at all to the previous 150 years the Ogle family American Trade Route was in full operation. They had to pass Ogle family settlements along the way; all of which was carefully edited out. Provide credit where credit is due. One reason Meriwether Lewis might have had the problems with suicide/murder is he attempted to create a British United Grand Lodge of England in St Louis. Completely ignoring the fact that St Louis already had a French Grand lodge; which had been open and operating for about 100 years. So Brother Meriwether Lewis broke both Grand Lodge of England Masonic rules of order but broke Grand Lodge of France rules of order. Not to mention academic theft by not crediting the Ogle family (who founded the Grand Lodge of NewFrance/Upper France circa 1700) with the first couple hundred mile survey’s of the Lewis and Clark Trail and not mentioning the Ogle families groundbreaking work to found and settle the west. Meriwether Lewis broke international, Royal, diplomatic, freemason, academic, and scholastic laws in one complete motion.

Ogle Trade Route and Louisiana Purchase merge

The Start and first legs of the Lewis and Clark Trail by all Academic and Diplomatic laws should properly identify the Ogle Family for their invaluable work on said trail. Without the work the Ogle Family did; Lewis and Clark’s expedition might not have been able to get past a few miles beyond the thriving city of St Louis.

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T “TR” Robert Welling