Alexander McDougall

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Alexander McDougall was a Scottish-born American merchant, political leader, and Revolutionary War officer who became a prominent patriot voice in New York before and during the American Revolution.

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instanceOf merchant
military officer
patriot leader
person
politician
associatedWith Sons of Liberty
birthDate 1732-03-26
birthPlace Isle of Islay, Argyll, Scotland
burialPlace Trinity Churchyard, New York City
causeOfDeath illness
commanded Highlands Department of the Continental Army
conflict American Revolutionary War
countryOfCitizenship Great Britain
United States of America
deathDate 1786-06-08
ethnicOrigin Scottish
founded Bank of New York
immigratedTo Province of New York
languageSpoken English
memberOf Continental Congress
New York Provincial Congress
militaryBranch Continental Army
militaryRank brigadier general
major general
movement American Revolution
name Alexander McDougall
notableFor opposition to British colonial policies
patriot leadership in New York before and during the American Revolution
service as a general in the Continental Army
occupation merchant
military officer
politician
parentOf Anne McDougall NERFINISHED
Catherine McDougall
John McDougall
Mary McDougall
politicalAlignment Patriot
politicalRegion Province of New York
State of New York
positionHeld delegate to the Continental Congress
first president of the Bank of New York
member of the New York State Senate
religion Presbyterianism
residence New York City
servedUnder George Washington
spouse Elizabeth Platt
wasImprisonedFor publishing a political pamphlet critical of the New York Assembly

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