Tryon County, New York (1753 bytes)
1: ...he county was renamed as [[Montgomery County, New York]] after General [[Richard Montgomery]].
3: ...act, part of Johnson's motivation in creating the county had been to serve the interests of native america...
5: ... the name of the hated governor was removed. The county began to fill again, more than compensating for t...
7: ...ast removed was [[Fulton County, New York |Fulton County]] in 1838.
10: *[[List of New York counties]]

George Clement Tryon, 1st Baron Tryon (1933 bytes)
1: '''George Clement Tryon, 1st Baron Tryon''' ([[1871]]-[[1940]]) was a British [[Conservati...
44: before=New Creation|
45: title=[[Baron Tryon]]|
46: ...vian Tryon, 2nd Baron Tryon|Charles George Vivian Tryon]]|

Tryon County, North Carolina (1300 bytes)
1: ...nd [[Rutherford County, North Carolina|Rutherford County]], and ceased to exist.
3: ... of grievances against the British known as the [[Tryon Resolves]]. They were among the earliest colonist...
9: [[Category:Lincoln County, North Carolina]]
10: [[Category:Rutherford County, North Carolina]]

Tryon (641 bytes)
1: '''Tryon''' is the name of some places in the [[United Sta...
3: *[[Fort Tryon Park]] (in upper [[Manhattan]], site of [[The Clo...
4: *[[Tryon, North Carolina]]
5: ...New York (former name of [[Montgomery County, New York]])
6: *[[Tryon County, North Carolina]] (existed [[1768]]-[[1779]])

George Tryon (3978 bytes)
1: Vice-Admiral Sir '''George Tryon''' ([[4 January]] [[1832]]- [[22 June]] [[1893]])...
11: On 22 June 1893, the fleet was on exercises when Tryon's flagship, [[HMS Victoria (1887)|HMS ''Victoria'...
13: ... accident) said, "Much has been said about George Tryon's charm of manner, and the rest of it, but in tru...
16: ...ly divided about it, for instance [[The Times]] [[newspaper]] considered it "unsound in theory and peri...
23: [[Category:1832 births|Tryon, George]]

Tryon Resolves (3436 bytes)
1: The '''Tryon Resolves''' were a revolutionary list of grievanc...
3: ...st 14]], [[1775]] by the residents of old [[Tryon County, North Carolina]].
5: ...]], [[1775]] many of the signers formed the Tryon County Militia in preparation for British retaliation ag...
7: ...rg Resolves]] and a document adopted in [[Suffolk County, Massachusetts]] known as the [[Suffolk Resolves]...
9: ==Text of the Tryon Resolves==

William Tryon (4286 bytes)
1: ... Carolina]] (1765-1771) and the [[Province of New York]] (1771-1780, though he did not retain much power...
3: Tryon was born at Norbury Park, [[Surrey]], [[England]]...
5: ...n at [[New Bern, North Carolina|New Bern]] (which Tryon had made the provincial capital), and executed se...
7: ...Connecticut|Fairfield]], and [[Norwalk, Fairfield County, Connecticut|Norwalk]].
11: ...s itself in [[Wake County]], a county named after Tryon's wife Margaret Wake.

Tryon, Oklahoma (2599 bytes)
1: '''Tryon''' is a town located in [[Lincoln County, Oklahoma]]. As of the [[2000]] census, the town...
4: [[Image:OKMap-doton-Tryon.PNG|right|Location of Tryon, Oklahoma]]
5: Tryon is located at 35°52'21" North, 96°57'47" ...
21: [[Category:Lincoln County, Oklahoma]]

Baron Tryon (360 bytes)
1: '''Baron Tryon''' is a [[peerage]] title in the [[Peerage of the...
3: ==Barons Tryon ([[1940]])==
4: *[[George Clement Tryon, 1st Baron Tryon]] ([[1871]]-[[1940]])
5: *[[Charles George Vivian Tryon, 2nd Baron Tryon]] ([[1906]]-[[1976]])
6: *[[Anthony George Merrik Tryon, 3rd Baron Tryon]] (b. [[1940]])

Fort Tryon Park (2421 bytes)
1: [[Image:FortTryon.jb.jpg|thumb|Fort Tryon]]
2: ...rk''' is located in [[Washington Heights]], [[New York City]]. It is situated on a 67 acre ridge in nort...
4: ...iam Tryon]], the last British Governor of the New York colony.
6: ...th Street subway station, on the [[IND]] [[A (New York Subway)|A train]] (which is the closest station t...
11: ...rt Tryon Park and the Heather Garden, City of New York, Parks & Recreation Department.

Tryon, North Carolina (2803 bytes)
1: '''Tryon''' is a town located in [[Polk County, North Carolina]]. As of the [[2000]] census, th...
3: Tryon was the birthplace of the singer, pianist and com...
6: [[Image:NCMap-doton-Tryon.PNG|right|Location of Tryon, North Carolina]]
7: Tryon is located at 35°12'32" North, 82°14'20" ...
22: * [http://www.tryon-nc.com/ Official website of Tryon, NC]

York County (479 bytes)
1: '''York County''' may refer to one of several counties:
4: **[[York County, Maine]]
5: **[[York County, Nebraska]]
6: **[[York County, Pennsylvania]]
7: **[[York County, South Carolina]]

County of York (177 bytes)
1: The '''County of York''' could be
3: *the [[York|City and County of York]], a historic [[city status in the United Kingdom...
4: *[[Yorkshire]]

Rockland County, New York (5440 bytes)
1: ...px">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Rockland County.png]]</div>
3: ...thern most county west of the Hudson River in New York State.
6: ...unty was part of [[Orange County, New York|Orange County]].
8: ...n [[1798]], Rockland County was split from Orange County.
11: ...t of the [[Hudson River]], and northwest of [[New York City]].

Sullivan County, New York (4973 bytes)
1: ...px">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Sullivan County.png]]</div>
3: ... 73,966. The [[county seat]] is [[Monticello, New York|Monticello]]. The name is in honor of Major Gener...
6: ...unty was part of [[Ulster County, New York|Ulster County]].
8: ...n [[1809]], Sullivan County was split from Ulster County.
11: ...] and slightly west of due south of [[Albany, New York|Albany]]. It is separated by the [[Delaware River...

Montgomery County, New York (7368 bytes)
1: ...">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Montgomery County.png]]</div>
3: ..., [[Canada]]. The [[county seat]] is [[Fonda, New York|Fonda]].
7: ...tion of [[Gloucester County, New York |Gloucester County]] both containing territory now in Vermont.
9: ...d for [[William Tryon]], colonial governor of New York.
11: ...[[American Revolutionary War]], the name of Tryon County was changed to honor the general, [[Richard Montg...

Schoharie County, New York (7741 bytes)
1: ...x">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Schoharie County.png]]</div>
3: ...The [[county seat]] is [[Schoharie (village), New York|Schoharie]]. The name is from a [[Mohawk nation|M...
6: ...tion of [[Gloucester County, New York |Gloucester County]], both containing territory now in Vermont.
8: ...d for [[William Tryon]], colonial governor of New York.
10: ...anged to [[Montgomery County, New York|Montgomery County]] to honor the general, [[Richard Montgomery]], w...

Saratoga County, New York (6281 bytes)
1: ...px">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Saratoga County.png]]</div>
3: ...0,635. The [[county seat]] is [[Ballston Spa, New York|Ballston Spa]]. The name is a corruption of an [[...
6: ...tion of [[Gloucester County, New York |Gloucester County]], both containing territory now in [[Vermont]].
8: ...y, New York|Greene]] and [[Washington County, New York|Washington Counties]], and a piece of what is now...
10: ...tting off of [[Columbia County, New York|Columbia County]].

Seneca County, New York (7413 bytes)
1: ...:5px">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Seneca County.png]]</div>
3: ...e), New York|Ovid]] and [[Waterloo (village), New York|Waterloo]]. The name is from the [[Native America...
6: ...tion of [[Gloucester County, New York |Gloucester County]], both containing territory now in Vermont.
8: ...d for [[William Tryon]], colonial governor of New York.
10: ...anged to [[Montgomery County, New York|Montgomery County]] in honor of the general, [[Richard Montgomery]]...

Schuyler County, New York (8089 bytes)
1: ...px">[[Image:Map of New York highlighting Schuyler County.png]]</div>
3: ...9,224. The [[county seat]] is [[Watkins Glen, New York|Watkins Glen]]. The name is in honor of General [...
6: ...tion of [[Gloucester County, New York |Gloucester County]], both containing territory now in Vermont.
8: ...d for [[William Tryon]], colonial governor of New York.
10: ...anged to [[Montgomery County, New York|Montgomery County]] in honor of the general, [[Richard Montgomery]]...

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