winnie. very interestingly was brought up in a boarding school in germany. so she spoke with a little bit of a german accent. she was introverted. she loved to write. in fact, she wrote a. but winnie fell in love with the grandson of an abolitionist, alfred wilkerson. and she wanted to marry him. now, this romance started before jefferson davis died and, jefferson davis had given his approval. but there was a great uproar about the. and one of the chief people leading, the opposition to this match was early. a confederate general. so he ended just trying to ease her nerves and get away from everything. taking a cruise. going over to europe. and while she was gone, that's when her died. that's when jefferson davis. so when. when annie returned, know she's with her father's death. verena is with the fact that if her daughter winnie goes on and marries this young man, she's going to be left completely alone. she didn't really want to move back to memphis. to live with maggie. in fact, by this point, they're already out in colorado springs, colorado. so verena h

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