Colonel Richard Grace

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Colonel Richard Grace was an Irish Jacobite military officer best known for his staunch defense of Athlone during the Williamite War in Ireland.

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Colonel Richard Grace canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish Jacobite
military officer
person
allegiance Jacobite forces
conflict Siege of Athlone
linked to: Battle of Athlone
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Ireland
era late 17th century
hasOccupation soldier
isSubjectOf Irish Jacobite military history
accounts of the Williamite War in Ireland
militaryBranch Irish Jacobite army
linked to: Jacobite Irish Army
militaryRank colonel
name Richard Grace
notableFor defence of Athlone
notableWork defence of Athlone against Williamite siege
opposedBy Williamite forces
linked to: Williamite army
participatedIn Williamite War in Ireland
placeOfActivity Athlone
Ireland
politicalAlignment Jacobitism
positionHeld commander of the Jacobite garrison at Athlone
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Athlone
sexOrGender male
supported James II of England

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Siege of Athlone (1691) commander Colonel Richard Grace
Battle of Athlone commander Colonel Richard Grace