Jan Ottema’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Dutch Classic scholar and teacher (1804-1879)
Was Scholar 
Classical scholar 
Teacher 
From Netherlands 
Type Academia 
Literature 
Gender male
Birth 1 December 1804, Doetinchem, Netherlands
Death 19 March 1879, Leeuwarden, Netherlands
(aged 74 years)
Star sign Sagittarius

Jan Gerhardus Ottema (Doetinchem, 1 desimber 1804 – Ljouwert, 19 maart 1879) wie in klassikus mei belangstelling foar Fryslâns ferline.

Ottema wie learaar klassike talen oan it Steds Gymnasium Ljouwert.
Hy wie in warber lid fan it Frysk Genoatskip. Hy skreau ûnder oare oer Simon Stijl en joech kroniken út. Bekendheid krige er troch syn pleidoai foar de echtheid fan it Oera Linda Boek dat er sels útjoech yn 1872.

Boarnen, noaten en referinsjes

Boarnen, noaten en/as referinsjes:
  • Brouwer, J.H., en oaren (red.), Encyclopedie van Friesland, Amsterdam: Elsevier 1958, Ottema, Jan Gerhardus.
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