sequestrator (as sekwestrator)

[Latin, from sequestratus, pa. par. of sequestro to sequester (q.v).] 1. One who sequesters property; one who puts property under a sequestration. "The Puritan, a conqueror, a ruler, a persecutor, a sequestrator, had been detested."-Macaulay: Hist . Eng., ch. ii. 2. One to whom the charge of sequestered property is committed.