Interesting Visit

[RJNorton]

(05-17-2017 01:31 PM)L Verge Wrote:  Am I correct in assuming that Headley never used "Mrs.'s" full name? If he knew it in 1905-06 and knew enough to invite her to the reunion, why didn't he use it in his book? If she showed up at the reunion, it appears obvious to me that she was no longer being elusive and secretive. I also do not understand why Slater would have been honored by the state of Kentucky since she was not from the state. What did she do to earn an honor there?

If she were already in Richmond when the request for the documents was made, where does Headley get his information about her walking from Maryland to Richmond to get the documents? Did he make this up? Did Sarah tell him this at the reunion? In other words, where did Headley get his information about all the walking he says she did? As you all can tell, I am still confused...