Extra Credit Questions

[RJNorton]

Early in 1865 John Surratt included the following paragraph in a letter to his cousin:

"I have just taken a peep in the parlor. Would you like to know what I saw there ? Well, Ma was sitting on the sofa, nodding first to one chair, then to another, next the piano. Anna sitting in corner, dreaming, I expect, of J. W. Booth. Well, who is J. W. Booth? She can answer the question. Miss Fitzpatrick playing with her favorite cat — a good sign of an old maid — the detested old creatures. Miss Dean fixing her hair, which is filled with rats and mice."

The name of Nora Fitzpatrick's cat is simply not in the literature anywhere. But one of our forum members conducted a contest to name Nora's cat. What was the winning name?