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John Butler Yeats

Date Range c. 1839 – 1922
Eras Modern Post 1922
Contributor Dictionary of Irish Biography
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John Butler Yeats (c. 1839–1922) existed in the Modern-Post-1922 time period in the Knowledge Graph for Irish History.

Yeats appears in the Dictionary of Irish Biography.

Place of Death: New York and United States of America.

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Normalised First Name John Butler
Normalised Surname Yeats

Date Range Earliest 1-1-1839
Date Range Latest 3-2-1922
Birth Date 1-1-1839
Death Date 3-2-1922

Gender Male

DIB Page Yeats John Butler a9158
Wikidata Page Q2356757

Extract from Dictionary of Irish Biography

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