New Haven Loyalists
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Sargent. Like other well-to-do citizens of the day, Mr. Chandler had also bought extensive landed estate in the suburbs, and after 1765 lived principally on one of his farms in ISTorth Haven. In 1775, in the full tide of his professional and political reputation, as Justice of the Peace, Selectman, Deputy to the General Assembly, and Chair- man of the town's Committee of Correspondence, he announced, from conscientious motives, his determined loyalty to King George, and accepted the consequent ...suspicion and obloquy.
Four years later he left town with the British invaders, accom- panied by his wife, a daughter of Joseph Miles, of l^ew Haven, three daughters, and four sons. He had moved in the first circles in the community, and in letters sent back after his flight professed a strong affection for his native country; but the records of the London commissioners in 1783 who received his appeal for compensation quote his statement to them that he had remained so long as he did in the Colony, as thinking that he might thus be able to communicate essential information to General Tryon in his invasion, and in other ways to be of service to the home government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sargent. Like other well-to-do citizens of the day, Mr. Chandler had also bought extensive landed estate in the suburbs, and after 1765 lived principally on one of his farms in ISTorth Haven. In 1775, in the full tide of his professional and political reputation, as Justice of the Peace, Selectman, Deputy to the General Assembly, and Chair- man of the town's Committee of Correspondence, he announced, from conscientious motives, his determined loyalty to King George, and accepted the consequent ...suspicion and obloquy.
Four years later he left town with the British invaders, accom- panied by his wife, a daughter of Joseph Miles, of l^ew Haven, three daughters, and four sons. He had moved in the first circles in the community, and in letters sent back after his flight professed a strong affection for his native country; but the records of the London commissioners in 1783 who received his appeal for compensation quote his statement to them that he had remained so long as he did in the Colony, as thinking that he might thus be able to communicate essential information to General Tryon in his invasion, and in other ways to be of service to the home government.
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