-
John Ussher
- URI: https://kg.virtualtreasury.ie/person/Ussher_John_c16/v1dt8f4
- Tagged As: DIB Person
- DIB Page Search Treasury
-
EraEarly Modern (1500-1749)
-
Floruit Lower 1524Floruit Upper 1585
- Contributor Dictionary of Irish Biography
Knowledge Panel
John Ussher (c. 1524-1585) existed in the Early-Modern-1500-1749 time period in the Knowledge Graph for Irish History.
Ussher appears in the Dictionary of Irish Biography.
Find References to Ussher in the VRTI: Search VRTI.
More details of John Ussher can be found below.
Treasury Links
Retrieving VRTI Links related to this resource.....
| Gender: | Male |
| Floruit Lower: | 1-1-1524 |
| Floruit Upper: | 31-12-1585 |
| Birth Date: | 1-1-1524 |
| Death Date: | 31-12-1585 |
| DIB Page: | Ussher John a8775 |
Other people with the surname Ussher (0 results)
Find out more about people with the surname Ussher
Glossary of Terms
A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) is a unique identifier for accessing the specific resource on the web.
Dictionary of Irish Biography (DIB) is an authoritative source for biographical information on Irish figures.
Wikidata is a free, collaborative knowledge base that links structured data across various databases.
Refers to the historical time period relevant to the individual or resource.
The earliest known date when the individual or entity was active.
The latest known date when the individual or entity was active.
The source or entity responsible for contributing the information or data.
The equivalent place in a different time period.
Specifies the larger administrative or geographic area to which the entity belongs.
Provides a link to the places entry on the Logainm database, which contains official Irish place names and their meanings.
Directs to the Townlands.ie page for detailed information about the specific place.
Links to the entity's page on DBpedia, a structured dataset derived from Wikipedia, offering detailed semantic information.
Points to the entity's entry in the FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology) database, used for indexing and subject classification.
