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- Q8004733 description "Irish rebel".
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- Q8004733 abstract "William Aylmer (1778-1820) from Painstown, County Kildare, Ireland was a leader of the United Irishmen in the 1798 Rebellion against the British government. At the Battle of Ovidstown on 19 June 1798 he led a battle against British forces in which 200 insurgents died. Aylmer retreated into the inaccessible Bog of Allen and set up a defensive camp for over a month. Eventually he surrendered in return for a safe conduct abroad; effectively a form of exile.Released from prison in 1802, he went into exile to Austria, where he served as an officer and noted swordsman in the Austrian Army, from which he was at one point detached to tutor British Dragoons in the art of swordsmanship.After almost twenty years in Austria he returned to Ireland, and in 1819 sailed from Dublin to Venezuela with 200 officers and men to assist Simon Bolivar's independence struggle as commander of the Tenth Lancers and second in command of the Irish Legion under lieutenant-colonel Francisco Burdett O'Connor. He arrived in September 1819 on the island of Margarita off the coast of Venezuela, where lack of preparations caused severe hardships. Many of the volunteers died or returned to Ireland. He was wounded at the Battle of Rio Hacha on 25 May 1820 and died in Jamaica on 20 June 1820.".
- Q8004733 birthDate "1778".
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- Q8004733 deathDate "1820".
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- Q8004733 dateOfBirth "1778".
- Q8004733 dateOfDeath "1820".
- Q8004733 name "Aylmer, William".
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- Q8004733 comment "William Aylmer (1778-1820) from Painstown, County Kildare, Ireland was a leader of the United Irishmen in the 1798 Rebellion against the British government. At the Battle of Ovidstown on 19 June 1798 he led a battle against British forces in which 200 insurgents died. Aylmer retreated into the inaccessible Bog of Allen and set up a defensive camp for over a month.".
- Q8004733 label "William Aylmer".
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