Arland Ussher

Arland Ussher was born in 1552 in Ireland. He died on 19 Aug 1598. He married Margaret Stanihurst in 1571 in Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Family

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Arland Ussher was born circa 1552.1 He was the son of Thomas Ussher and Margery Geydon.2 He married Margaret Stanihurst, daughter of James Stanihurst.1 He died in 1598.1

He was a Clerk in Chancery.2 He was Registrar of the Chanery Appeals.2

Children of Arland Ussher and Margaret Stanihurst

1. Sarah Ussher+2
2. Ellinor Ussher+1 d. 22 Nov 1640
3. Margaret Ussher3 d. c Nov 1630
4. Mabel Ussher+3
5. Anne Ussher3 d. 1651
6. Most Rev. & Rt. Hon. James Ussher+1 b. 4 Jan 1581, d. Mar 1656
7. Ambrose Ussher1 b. c 1582, d. Mar 1629

Notes

He was born c. 1552, and, says Dr. Thos. Smith, "was a most illustrious man, who inheriting by birth resources ample enough, educated well in the schools, in the arts with which boys of the more gentle stock are wont to be imbued, after he had reached manhood, addicted himself altogether to the study of English Municipal Laws, which there also obtain force everywhere by statute of Parliament, in the knowledge of which he had made such great progress, that piercing their depths with penetrating eye, he was at a mature age appointed one of the six clerks in Chancery." He married Margaret, dr. of James Stanihurst, three times Speaker of the Irish House of Commons, a Master of Chancery and Recorder of Dublin. She died in 1626.

Sources

• The Ussher memoirs, or, Genealogical memoirs of the Ussher families in Ireland: (with appendix, pedigree and index of names), compiled from public and private sources (Google eBook).  William Ball Wright, Sir William Betham.  Sealy, Bryers & Walker, 1889 - 306 pages.  Pages 80- "The Ussher Memoirs"
• http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~usher/usherirl/ir...
• http://humphrysfamilytree.com/Fitzwilliam/ussher.html
• http://www.genes2.com/boulch/b2537.html#70042
• http://thepeerage.com/p33427.htm ” Calendar of the Patent Rolls of the Chancery of Ireland” By Ireland. Chancery. Page 159. GoogleBooks