Life, Crime and Capture of John Wilkes Booth

[RJNorton]

Regarding David Herold, Gath writes:

"He stoops to the rail of the dock, now and then, to chat with his attorney, and a sort of blank anxiety which he wears, as his head turns here and there, shifts to a frolicking smile. But a woman of unusual attractions enters the court, and Harold is much more interested in her than in his acquittal."

Is it known who the woman was that caused Herold to look her way?