} SIR GUY CARLETON, } To Loyalty.
BROOK WATSON.

} (Here follows the signature of the petitioner.) No.

2 Pratt Street, Lambeth.
As far as can be gathered from documentary evidence, and what information could be obtained otherwise, no relief was ever granted to Captain Godfrey or his family by the Commission of Losses and Services of the American Loyalists.

Mrs.Godfrey, whose many trials, hardships, disappointments and sorrows, have been sketched in the foregoing chapters, was living in London as late as 1805.

A letter written by the old lady to her son Charlie's wife, then living in Nova Scotia, was for a few hours in the possession of the writer of these chapters.