Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Ignacy Domeyko across 3 places, from 1823 to 1889.
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Ignacy Domeyko or Domejko, pseudonym: Żegota (31 July 1802 – 23 January 1889) was a Polish geologist, mineralogist, educator, and founder of the University of Santiago, in Chile.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ignacy Domeyko was documented, and when
1823year
Vilniusattested“In 1823–24, during the investigation and trials of the Philomaths, Domeyko and Mickiewicz spent months incarcerated at Vilnius' Uniate Basilian monastery.”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1847 to 1867period
Santiagoattested“He served as a professor at a mining college in Coquimbo (La Serena) and after 1847 at the University of Chile (Universidad de Chile, in Santiago), of which he was rector for 16 years (1867–83).”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1847 to 1867period
Coquimboattested“He served as a professor at a mining college in Coquimbo (La Serena) and after 1847 at the University of Chile (Universidad de Chile, in Santiago), of which he was rector for 16 years (1867–83).”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1889year
Santiagoattested“In 1889, soon after returning to Santiago, Chile, Domeyko died.”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
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1816year
Vilnius Universitymentioned“Domeyko enrolled at Vilnius University, then known as the Imperial University of Vilna, in 1816 as a student of mathematics and physics.”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1816year
Vilniusmentioned“Domeyko enrolled at Vilnius University, then known as the Imperial University of Vilna, in 1816 as a student of mathematics and physics.”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1887year
Krakówmentioned“In 1887 he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the Jagiellonian University, in Kraków.”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1992 to 2002period
Chilementioned“In 1992, a plaque in Spanish and Polish was placed on a building at Krakowskie Przedmieście 64, in Warsaw, Poland, commemorating the "distinguished son of the Polish nation and eminent citizen of Chile." On the 200th anniversary of his b…”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1992 to 2002period
Krakowskie Przedmieściementioned“In 1992, a plaque in Spanish and Polish was placed on a building at Krakowskie Przedmieście 64, in Warsaw, Poland, commemorating the "distinguished son of the Polish nation and eminent citizen of Chile." On the 200th anniversary of his b…”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
1992 to 2002period
Warsawmentioned“In 1992, a plaque in Spanish and Polish was placed on a building at Krakowskie Przedmieście 64, in Warsaw, Poland, commemorating the "distinguished son of the Polish nation and eminent citizen of Chile." On the 200th anniversary of his b…”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
2002year
Vilniusmentioned“Also in 2002, a 200th-birthday plaque honoring him was placed in the entry gate to Uniate Basilian monastery in Vilnius, Lithuania, where he and Adam Mickiewicz were held in 1823–24 during the investigation and trials of the Philomaths.”source: Wikipedia: Ignacy Domeyko
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