ambiguity." Fact timelines generally accepted by historians 1899–1900: Place was living in Texas and being courted by Harry A. Longabaugh, also known as the Sundance Kid. Some stories claim Place was a housekeeper or possibly a prostitute in Fannie Porter's sporting house during this time. December 1900: Place and Longabaugh reportedly marry, he using the alias Harry A. Place, shortly after he is photographed in the famous Fort Worth Five photo. No record of the marriage is known to exist. January 1901: Longabaugh and Place visit his family in Mont Clare, Pennsylvania. February 1901: Longabaugh and Place visit New York City and Tiffany's Jewelers. February 20, 1901: Longabaugh and Place board the RMS Herminius bound for Buenos Aires. March 3, 1902: Longabaugh and Place sail on the ship S.S. Soldier Prince from Argentina to New York City. Pinkerton detectives find evidence that Place was homesick and wanting to visit her family, but were unable to identify who her family was. April 2, 1902: Longabaugh and Place register at Mrs. Thompson's Boarding House in New York City, and visit members of his family in Atlantic City, New Jersey, then visit Coney Island. July 10, 1902: Place and Longabaugh pose as stewards and sail on the steamer Honorius back to Argentina. August 9, 1902: Place registers them at the Hotel Europa in Buenos Aires. Early to late 1903: Parker's former lover Ann Bassett marries a rancher by the name of Henry Bernard, and shortly thereafter is arrested for rustling. Summer 1904: Place and Longabaugh sail again to New York City to visit her family. Once again Pinkerton detectives discover she is homesick, but cannot discover the identity of her family. May 1, 1905: Place, Longabaugh, and Parker decide to sell their ranch in Cholila, Argentina, and leave South America to avoid the law there. Longabaugh and Place sail to San Francisco, where she remains, and he returns to South America. 1907: Place is living alone in San Francisco, and there is no evidence she has seen Longabaugh since his departure two years prior. July 31, 1909: A woman matching Place's description attempts to obtain a death certificate following Longabaugh's death in Bolivia so that she can settle his estate. She disappears from all historical records after that. With Longabaugh dead, Pinkerton's interest in her location wanes, and her trail goes cold. Media depictions In the 1969 film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance