Richard Talbot

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Richard Talbot was a 17th-century Irish soldier and statesman who became a leading Jacobite figure and Lord Deputy of Ireland under King James II.

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instanceOf Irish nobleman
Jacobite
human
soldier
statesman
allegiance James II
linked to: James II of England

Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Ireland
alsoKnownAs Earl of Tyrconnell
Richard Talbot, 1st Earl of Tyrconnell
birthDate c. 1630
burialPlace Limerick
linked to: Limerick City
causeOfDeath stroke
continent Europe
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Ireland
deathDate 1691-08-14
deathPlace Limerick
era 17th century
ethnicGroup Irish
familyName Talbot
givenName Richard
knownFor attempt to create a Catholic-dominated Irish establishment
leading Jacobite administration in Ireland
militaryBranch Irish Army
monarchServed James II of England
James VII of Scotland
movement Jacobitism
name Richard Talbot
nobleTitle Earl of Tyrconnell
Viscount Baltinglass
notableEvent Glorious Revolution
Williamite War in Ireland
notableWork Reorganisation of the Irish Army for James II
occupation courtier
politician
soldier
politicalAlignment pro-Catholic
royalist
positionHeld Commander-in-chief of the Irish Army
Lord Deputy of Ireland
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (de facto)
religion Roman Catholicism
roleInEvent Jacobite leader in the Williamite War in Ireland
servedIn English Civil Wars (late stages)
linked to: English Civil War

Franco-Dutch War
spouse Frances Jennings
supportedClaimant James Francis Edward Stuart

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