Mrs. Lucretia (Chandler) Bancroft. a Letter to Her Daughter Mrs. Gherardi
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Chandler, in his genealogy of the Chandler family, furnishes what purports to be a copy of the inventory of Judge Chandler's property tiled in the Probate Court by the Commissioners appointed to set aside dower. This inventory as published contains evidence in itself that the total of the estate is included as an item, dower being set off valued at exactly one- third of this item. Being of oj)iniou that in April, 1775, the alleged date of this inventory, there was no law under which such procee...dings could have been taken, 1 consulted Mr. Abner C. Goodell. He called my attention to what he termed " the famous ordinance forbidding the conveyance of estates of refugees," passed about a month before the Battle of Bunker Hill, as a possible basis for a mistaken refer- ence of this sort. He also referred to the Act of May 1, 1776, directed against per- sons inimical to the rights of the United States, under which their property, upon conviction of the offenders, could have been forfeited to the Colony.— Ibid., p.
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Chandler, in his genealogy of the Chandler family, furnishes what purports to be a copy of the inventory of Judge Chandler's property tiled in the Probate Court by the Commissioners appointed to set aside dower. This inventory as published contains evidence in itself that the total of the estate is included as an item, dower being set off valued at exactly one- third of this item. Being of oj)iniou that in April, 1775, the alleged date of this inventory, there was no law under which such procee...dings could have been taken, 1 consulted Mr. Abner C. Goodell. He called my attention to what he termed " the famous ordinance forbidding the conveyance of estates of refugees," passed about a month before the Battle of Bunker Hill, as a possible basis for a mistaken refer- ence of this sort. He also referred to the Act of May 1, 1776, directed against per- sons inimical to the rights of the United States, under which their property, upon conviction of the offenders, could have been forfeited to the Colony.— Ibid., p.
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