Christine Blashford
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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Moreover, he was satisfied there had been frequent communication between their leaders and the household of the post trader at Fort Frayne.
He was sure Mrs.
Hay had been giving them valuable information, and he expected soon to be able to prove very serious charges against her.
Meantime he had placed her under surveillance, that she had been ever since his coming, although she never realized it.
Fancy the sensation created at Omaha where the Hays were well known when this news was received.
Flint did not say under arrest, guarded day and night by a brace of sentries who were sorely disgusted with their duty.
He had no doubt his appeals for more troops would be honoured in view of his strenuous representations, but the day passed without assurance to that effect, and without a wide word to say his action regarding Mrs.
Hay had been approved.
It began to worry him.
At three PM Mrs.
Hay sent and begged him to call upon her, that she might assure and convince him of her innocence, but this the Major found means to refuse, promising, however, a meeting in the near future, after he had received tidings from the front, which he was awaiting and expecting every moment.
He had reluctantly given permission to visit her to Mrs.
Dade, Mrs.
Ray, and two or three other women, whose hearts were filled with sympathy and sorrow, and their heads with bewilderment over the amazing order.
Indeed, it was due to Mrs.
Dade's advice that she so far triumphed over pride and wrath as to ask to see the major and explain.
She had received tidings from her husband and Nanette.
She was perfectly willing to admit it, to tell all about it, and now that Pete and Crapow had turned out to be such friends.
were such unmitigated rascals to have them caught and castigated if caught they could be.
But all this involved no disloyalty.
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