Her tact, skill, courage and cool determination in the midst of imminent danger were truly admirable.
She displayed the qualities of a born leader time and time again.

In a situation where she could seek no support she relied on her own judgment, courage and faith.

These sterling qualities brought to her aid one who afterward proved to be a friend and guide.

Alone at Fort Frederick she defeated the designs of blood-thirsty savages by stepping out of the Fort and standing unmoved and defiant amid a flight of arrows.

Her commanding presence and firm attitude won a savage to her side.