McIntyre, Donald, fl. 1771.
William Tryon (1729-1788) was transferred from the governorship of North Carolina to New York in 1771.
During his tenure, Tryon encountered frontier disturbances caused by conflicting land claims between residents of New York and New Hampshire.
From the description of Petition : of the several subscribers : to his excellency William Tryon esquire, captain, general & governor in chief in & over the Province of New:York and the territories depending thereon; chancellor & vice admiral of the same, 1771 Aug. (Newberry Library). WorldCat record id: 38452376
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