Lord Lieutenant of County Mayo

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The Lord Lieutenant of County Mayo was the British monarch’s chief representative in County Mayo, Ireland, responsible for local ceremonial duties and oversight of the county’s militia and administration until the office was abolished in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Crown representative
ceremonial office
county lieutenancy
appliesToJurisdiction County Mayo NERFINISHED
appliesToPeriod 19th century
early 20th century
appointedBy British monarch NERFINISHED
category History of County Mayo
Irish administrative history
country United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland NERFINISHED
endTime early 20th century
governingBody Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland NERFINISHED
governmentalFunction local royal representation
military organization at county level
hasDuty local ceremonial duties
oversight of local administration
oversight of the county militia
hasJurisdictionOver county militia
local magistracy (informal influence)
historicalRegion Connacht NERFINISHED
isPositionHeld by one person at a time
languageOfWorkOrName English
location County Mayo NERFINISHED
Ireland NERFINISHED
officeAbolished early 20th century
officeCreated 1831
officeHolderRole chief representative of the British monarch in County Mayo
officeScope county level
partOf Irish county lieutenancies
system of lord lieutenants in Ireland
precededBy Governor of County Mayo
replaces Governor of County Mayo NERFINISHED
residenceType local landed gentry residence
significantEvent abolition with decline of British administration in independent Ireland
replacement of county governors in 1831
startTime 1831
subordinateUnit county militia
typicalOfficeHolder large landowner
local aristocrat

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James Alexander, 4th Earl of Caledon positionHeld Lord Lieutenant of County Mayo