Booth's mistress, Ella Starr, and other "unknown" Booth ladies!

[John Stanton]

The Lady that helped the St Albans Raiders during their stay in Jail was Sarah Slater. That is her picture in Headleys' book. The Raider trial lasted from December '64 to February '65. Sarah returned from Richmond, with the Raiders papers and signed in at the St. Lawrence Hall at 3am and signed "Nettie Slater". This is the only instance that she used her own name. Every other instance she used "A. Reynaud", Her mother's maiden name. April 18th she signed in with "John Harrison", on the next line as, "A. Reynaud".Headley and the Raiders could not remember her name, because they never knew her name.
They called her a "widow" because she dressed as a Widow.
The French Kate story took place beginning in May or June of '65 and continued for a year or more, while Sarah was living with her family in New York. Sarah and Kate were not the same person.