Seamus MacIntyre was a human who lived in Scotland in the 18th and early 19th centuries. As a teenager he was a shipwright's apprentice in Skye, but was called to serve as a spy for the Scottish forces in the second Jacobite rebellion. He served for a year as the drummer boy of King George II of Great Britain, then deserted and took what jobs he could find, continuing to send reports to General Murray by pigeon.