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  1. James Ussher born #OTD 1581 in St Nicholas parish, Dublin.

    Archbishop of Armagh, student of the early #Irish church, chronologer, scholar. Credited with prophecy. quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646

    #DIB: dib.ie/biography/ussher-james-

    “Too Gentle a Soul”: James Ussher: irishphilosophy.com/2016/01/04

    #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher

  2. James Ussher born #OTD 1581 in St Nicholas parish, Dublin.

    Archbishop of Armagh, student of the early #Irish church, chronologer, scholar. Credited with prophecy. quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646

    #DIB: dib.ie/biography/ussher-james-

    “Too Gentle a Soul”: James Ussher: irishphilosophy.com/2016/01/04

    #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher

  3. James Ussher born #OTD 1581 in St Nicholas parish, Dublin.

    Archbishop of Armagh, student of the early #Irish church, chronologer, scholar. Credited with prophecy. quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646

    #DIB: dib.ie/biography/ussher-james-

    “Too Gentle a Soul”: James Ussher: irishphilosophy.com/2016/01/04

    #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher

  4. James Ussher born #OTD 1581 in St Nicholas parish, Dublin.

    Archbishop of Armagh, student of the early #Irish church, chronologer, scholar. Credited with prophecy. quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646

    #DIB: dib.ie/biography/ussher-james-

    “Too Gentle a Soul”: James Ussher: irishphilosophy.com/2016/01/04

    #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher

  5. James Ussher born #OTD 1581 in St Nicholas parish, Dublin.

    Archbishop of Armagh, student of the early #Irish church, chronologer, scholar. Credited with prophecy. quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646

    #DIB: dib.ie/biography/ussher-james-

    “Too Gentle a Soul”: James Ussher: irishphilosophy.com/2016/01/04

    #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher

  6. James Ussher died #OTD 1656.

    How Ussher claimed Patrick and the early Irish Church for the Church of Ireland (as did everyone else for their beliefs, including the Deist John Toland).

    Appropriating Patrick: Keating, Ussher, Toland and the Early Irish Church – irishphilosophy.com/2015/03/17

    #Patrick #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher #JohnToland

  7. James Ussher died #OTD 1656.

    How Ussher claimed Patrick and the early Irish Church for the Church of Ireland (as did everyone else for their beliefs, including the Deist John Toland).

    Appropriating Patrick: Keating, Ussher, Toland and the Early Irish Church – irishphilosophy.com/2015/03/17

    #Patrick #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher #JohnToland

  8. James Ussher died #OTD 1656.

    How Ussher claimed Patrick and the early Irish Church for the Church of Ireland (as did everyone else for their beliefs, including the Deist John Toland).

    Appropriating Patrick: Keating, Ussher, Toland and the Early Irish Church – irishphilosophy.com/2015/03/17

    #Patrick #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher #JohnToland

  9. James Ussher died #OTD 1656.

    How Ussher claimed Patrick and the early Irish Church for the Church of Ireland (as did everyone else for their beliefs, including the Deist John Toland).

    Appropriating Patrick: Keating, Ussher, Toland and the Early Irish Church – irishphilosophy.com/2015/03/17

    #Patrick #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher #JohnToland

  10. James Ussher died #OTD 1656.

    How Ussher claimed Patrick and the early Irish Church for the Church of Ireland (as did everyone else for their beliefs, including the Deist John Toland).

    Appropriating Patrick: Keating, Ussher, Toland and the Early Irish Church – irishphilosophy.com/2015/03/17

    #Patrick #IrishPhilosophyOTD #JamesUssher #JohnToland

  11. Searching for that I found this, "Strange and remarkable prophesies and predictions of the holy, learned, and excellent James Usher" including allegedly the execution of the king and this of the 1641 Rebellion:
    "From this year (says he) will I reckon the sin of Ireland, that those whom you now imbrace, shall be your Ruin, and you shall bear this Iniquity. Which Prediction proved exactly ture, for from
    that time 1601, to the year 1641, was just Forty years"

    quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646
    #JamesUssher

  12. Searching for that I found this, "Strange and remarkable prophesies and predictions of the holy, learned, and excellent James Usher" including allegedly the execution of the king and this of the 1641 Rebellion:
    "From this year (says he) will I reckon the sin of Ireland, that those whom you now imbrace, shall be your Ruin, and you shall bear this Iniquity. Which Prediction proved exactly ture, for from
    that time 1601, to the year 1641, was just Forty years"

    quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646
    #JamesUssher

  13. Searching for that I found this, "Strange and remarkable prophesies and predictions of the holy, learned, and excellent James Usher" including allegedly the execution of the king and this of the 1641 Rebellion:
    "From this year (says he) will I reckon the sin of Ireland, that those whom you now imbrace, shall be your Ruin, and you shall bear this Iniquity. Which Prediction proved exactly ture, for from
    that time 1601, to the year 1641, was just Forty years"

    quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646
    #JamesUssher

  14. Searching for that I found this, "Strange and remarkable prophesies and predictions of the holy, learned, and excellent James Usher" including allegedly the execution of the king and this of the 1641 Rebellion:
    "From this year (says he) will I reckon the sin of Ireland, that those whom you now imbrace, shall be your Ruin, and you shall bear this Iniquity. Which Prediction proved exactly ture, for from
    that time 1601, to the year 1641, was just Forty years"

    quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646
    #JamesUssher

  15. Searching for that I found this, "Strange and remarkable prophesies and predictions of the holy, learned, and excellent James Usher" including allegedly the execution of the king and this of the 1641 Rebellion:
    "From this year (says he) will I reckon the sin of Ireland, that those whom you now imbrace, shall be your Ruin, and you shall bear this Iniquity. Which Prediction proved exactly ture, for from
    that time 1601, to the year 1641, was just Forty years"

    quod.lib.umich.edu/e/eebo/A646
    #JamesUssher

  16. #JamesUssher witnessed the prelude to the execution of #CharlesI from the roof of the house where he was staying.

    "when his
    Majesty had done speaking, and had pulled off his cloak
    and doublet, and stood stripped in his waistcoat, and that
    the villains in vizards began to put up his hair, the good
    Bishop no longer able to endure so dismal a sight, and being
    full of grief and horror for that most wicked fact now ready
    to be executed, grew pale and began to faint"

    books.google.ie/books?id=LAvjS

  17. #JamesUssher witnessed the prelude to the execution of #CharlesI from the roof of the house where he was staying.

    "when his
    Majesty had done speaking, and had pulled off his cloak
    and doublet, and stood stripped in his waistcoat, and that
    the villains in vizards began to put up his hair, the good
    Bishop no longer able to endure so dismal a sight, and being
    full of grief and horror for that most wicked fact now ready
    to be executed, grew pale and began to faint"

    books.google.ie/books?id=LAvjS

  18. #JamesUssher witnessed the prelude to the execution of #CharlesI from the roof of the house where he was staying.

    "when his
    Majesty had done speaking, and had pulled off his cloak
    and doublet, and stood stripped in his waistcoat, and that
    the villains in vizards began to put up his hair, the good
    Bishop no longer able to endure so dismal a sight, and being
    full of grief and horror for that most wicked fact now ready
    to be executed, grew pale and began to faint"

    books.google.ie/books?id=LAvjS

  19. #JamesUssher witnessed the prelude to the execution of #CharlesI from the roof of the house where he was staying.

    "when his
    Majesty had done speaking, and had pulled off his cloak
    and doublet, and stood stripped in his waistcoat, and that
    the villains in vizards began to put up his hair, the good
    Bishop no longer able to endure so dismal a sight, and being
    full of grief and horror for that most wicked fact now ready
    to be executed, grew pale and began to faint"

    books.google.ie/books?id=LAvjS

  20. #JamesUssher witnessed the prelude to the execution of #CharlesI from the roof of the house where he was staying.

    "when his
    Majesty had done speaking, and had pulled off his cloak
    and doublet, and stood stripped in his waistcoat, and that
    the villains in vizards began to put up his hair, the good
    Bishop no longer able to endure so dismal a sight, and being
    full of grief and horror for that most wicked fact now ready
    to be executed, grew pale and began to faint"

    books.google.ie/books?id=LAvjS

  21. According to the Ussher Memoirs (p. 86)
    archive.org/details/usshermemo
    #JamesUssher was born in the parish of Nicholas Within, and baptised either in the parish church, or in St Werburgh's Church.

    The Church of St Nicholas Within that may have seen Ussher's baptism was replaced in 1707 (part of Ab #WilliamKing 's rebuilding scheme)

    See archiseek.com/2010/st-nicholas for more & for picture below.

    #IrishPhilosophy

  22. According to the Ussher Memoirs (p. 86)
    archive.org/details/usshermemo
    #JamesUssher was born in the parish of Nicholas Within, and baptised either in the parish church, or in St Werburgh's Church.

    The Church of St Nicholas Within that may have seen Ussher's baptism was replaced in 1707 (part of Ab #WilliamKing 's rebuilding scheme)

    See archiseek.com/2010/st-nicholas for more & for picture below.

    #IrishPhilosophy

  23. According to the Ussher Memoirs (p. 86)
    archive.org/details/usshermemo
    #JamesUssher was born in the parish of Nicholas Within, and baptised either in the parish church, or in St Werburgh's Church.

    The Church of St Nicholas Within that may have seen Ussher's baptism was replaced in 1707 (part of Ab #WilliamKing 's rebuilding scheme)

    See archiseek.com/2010/st-nicholas for more & for picture below.

    #IrishPhilosophy

  24. According to the Ussher Memoirs (p. 86)
    archive.org/details/usshermemo
    #JamesUssher was born in the parish of Nicholas Within, and baptised either in the parish church, or in St Werburgh's Church.

    The Church of St Nicholas Within that may have seen Ussher's baptism was replaced in 1707 (part of Ab #WilliamKing 's rebuilding scheme)

    See archiseek.com/2010/st-nicholas for more & for picture below.

    #IrishPhilosophy

  25. According to the Ussher Memoirs (p. 86)
    archive.org/details/usshermemo
    #JamesUssher was born in the parish of Nicholas Within, and baptised either in the parish church, or in St Werburgh's Church.

    The Church of St Nicholas Within that may have seen Ussher's baptism was replaced in 1707 (part of Ab #WilliamKing 's rebuilding scheme)

    See archiseek.com/2010/st-nicholas for more & for picture below.

    #IrishPhilosophy