we know george washington and custis becomes involved in the american colonizing society.hey are emancipated so it's almost like a different story that we move into in the 19th century that captures this transition between the 18th and 19th century. i found a record and she didn't mention the possibility of an attempted capture by any of the grandchildren so that is an important point, but she was persecuted for at least three years. we know from the moment she runs away until the death of george washington she is pursued. so one of the things i think we have to remember is although there wasn't a sort of physical attempt to capture she knew she was still their property and as long as it existed in the united states, she was always at risk. so i do think it's important to note that the grandchildren did not appear to go after her. maybe a document will fall out of a desk somewhere and tell me a different story and if that happens, i'm excited, not worried but she clearly always knew she was a fugitive and that was a fear that ran true to her and her children. >> really goo