Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan

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The Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan was the British monarch’s chief representative in the historic Welsh county of Glamorgan, responsible for local militia, ceremonial duties, and civic leadership.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial county office
lord-lieutenancy
appliesToJurisdiction Glamorgan
historic county of Glamorgan
appointedBy British monarch
Crown
associatedWith Glamorgan county administration
Glamorgan militia
ceremonialFunction participation in civic ceremonies
representation of the Crown at local events
country United Kingdom
dissolutionReason local government reorganization in Wales
dissolved 1974
follows Custos Rotulorum of Glamorgan in some periods
governingBody none (individual Crown office)
hasAuthorityOver Deputy Lieutenants
surface form: Deputy Lieutenants of Glamorgan
hasDuty ceremonial duties
civic leadership
command of local militia
liaison between Crown and local authorities
organization of royal visits
presentation of honours and awards locally
hasRole monarch’s personal representative in Glamorgan
historicalCounty Glamorgan
inception 16th century
legalStatus office under the Crown
location Wales
officeHolderMayAlsoHold Custos Rotulorum of Glamorgan
officeScopeChanged military responsibilities declined over time
officeType Crown appointment
partOf Lieutenancy areas of Wales
surface form: Lieutenancies of Wales

Lieutenancy areas of Wales
surface form: Lieutenancies of the United Kingdom
rank senior lay representative of the Crown in Glamorgan
replacedBy Lord Lieutenant of Mid Glamorgan
Lord Lieutenant of South Glamorgan
Lord-Lieutenant of West Glamorgan
surface form: Lord Lieutenant of West Glamorgan
residenceRequired within the county of Glamorgan
scope ceremonial
civic
military (historically)
selectionCriteria loyalty to the Crown
prominent local figure
service to the community
subordinateOffice Deputy Lieutenant of Glamorgan
successorJurisdiction Mid Glamorgan
South Glamorgan
West Glamorgan
timePeriod early modern period to 20th century
usedFor coordination of county militia
local defence organization in earlier periods

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John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford positionHeld Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan
Henry Somerset, 2nd Duke of Beaufort positionHeld Lord Lieutenant of Glamorgan
this entity surface form: Lord Lieutenant of Glamorganshire