1807: John Metge (Dundalk) February 1808: James Fitzgerald (Ennis) February 1808: William Smyth (Westmeath) July 1808: Francis Nathaniel Burton (Clare) April 1809: Quinton Dick (Cashel) March 1811: James Daly (Galway Borough) June 1811: John Claudius Beresford (County Waterford) May 1812: Francis Savage (Down) December 1812: John Metge (Dundalk) December 1812: James Fitzgerald (Ennis) May 1814: Overington Blunden (Kilkenny City) July 1814: John Fish (Wexford Borough) March 1815: Joshua Spencer (Sligo Borough) July 1815: George Abercromby (Clackmannanshire) May 1820: John McClintock (Athlone) June 1820: Sir Ross Mahon, Bt. (Ennis) June 1820: John Metge (Dundalk) December 1830: John Doherty (Newport) After the Acts of Union 1800, the office was retained as a sinecure, without duties, and was also used for resignation from Parliamentary seats. John Hewson was appointed to the post by letters patent in 1825, 1830, 1837, and 1838. In the latter year, however, all of the Irish escheatorships were abolished by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Notes References See also Escheator Resignation from the British House of Commons Lists of British people Government of the United Kingdom Lists of Irish people Lists of Irish parliamentarians