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NICHOLS, Clarinda Howard, reformer, born in Townsend, Windham County, Vermont, 25 January, 1810; died in Pored, California, 11 January, 1885. She assisted her husband for ten years in editing and publishing the "Windham County Democrat," and in 1847 began to speak in public on the laws of Vermont in regard to the property liabilities of married women. The next year she was instrumental in securing the passage of the first bill in the Vermont legislature that recognized the civil existence of wives. She afterward emigrated to Kansas, served one term as recording clerk of the state legislature, and removed to Pored, California, in 1871.
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