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Located AtStaffordshire Record Office
LevelItem
Alt Ref NoD(W)1778/II/909
TitleGovernor William Tryon to Lord Dartmouth, Lower Grosvenor Street, Private
Date16 Jun 1774
DescriptionDesires to know the conduct he should pursue in so delicate an affair, wishing to serve North Carolina and at the same time avoid giving offence to Governor Martin
Enclosures, Address signed by John Harvey, Speaker, North Carolina Assembly to the King, express theis loyalty, considered as the "reservoir" which chiefly supplies the materials for framing and supporting the British Navy, claim in this regard the favourable notice of Government

Address signed by John Harvey and seven others, Committee of the House of Assembly to Governor Tryon of New York, complaining of the difference in the system of laws which their Governor has been instructed by His Majesty to introduce

Governor William Tryon to Governor Josiah Martin, 15 Feb 1774, New York, is much concerned to find he has met with so many difficulties in his public transactions, since the calamity at Fort George both he and Mrs Tryon have been extremely ill, intends sailing in the spring for England

Governor Josiah Martin to Governor William Tryon, 5 Apr 1774, New Bern, North Carolina, cannot forego this opportunity to make his adieus before Tryon's departure, letter regarding the welfare of North Carolina

For full description see HMC 14th report available in SRO Reading Room
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