Thomas Jones
Archbishop and Lord Chancellor of Ireland
Born
1550
475 years ago
Died
April 10th, 1619
406 years ago — 69 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Ireland
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An influential English-Irish religious leader and politician served as the Archbishop of Dublin from 1604 until death. Held the office of Lord Chancellor of Ireland, playing a significant role in the governance and legal matters of the country. Contributed to the construction of several churches and promoted the Anglican faith during a turbulent period in Irish history. His tenure involved navigating complex political landscapes and fostering relationships between the church and the crown.
Served as Archbishop of Dublin from 1604
Held the position of Lord Chancellor of Ireland
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