Daughter of Johan Sofus Ferdinandsen Husum and Hansene Tidemann.
1878: Baptized on 08 February 1878 as Frederikke Louise Husum.
1885: She came to the US with her widowed mother and brother Sofus. Her mother married Peter Nissen of Cedar County, Nebraska soon after their arrival.
1897: She m1. Armenes James Ryner on 05 June 1897 at De Witt, Iowa; her 1897 marriage record lists her as Louisa Ferdinandsen.
1900: IA, Dubuque, Mosalem, with husband Armenes who works as a clam digger and 6 boarders
1910: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, on farm with husband and daughter Bessie
1920: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, with husband (a fair laborer) and daughter Bessie
1921: Her only child, Bessie Ryner, died at De Witt, Iowa
1924: Armenes Ryner died 20 June 1924 at De Witt, Iowa
1925: Mr. Dow Starr of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Romas Ryner of De Witt, applied for a marriage license (Davenport Daily News, 04 June 1925)
1930: IA, Wapello, Eldon, with husband Dow Starr, a horseman at fairs
1931: Dow Starr died on 16 September 1931 at Audubon, Iowa, and was buried at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt.
1933: She cared for her step-father Peter Nissen in Cedar County, Nebraska during his last illness; when he left her out of his will she sued and was compensated for her efforts.
1933: She m3. Martin/Marcus Grant Heiney on 02 Nov 1933 at Fremont, Nebraska; family members described him as a scoundrel. He may be the Martin Heiney who was a horse trader at fairs, who was living in Marshalltown, Iowa, at the time of the 1930 census, who claimed to be born in Kentucky.
Bob Brink helped Martin and Louise move to Fremont and witnessed their marriage there. Family sources say they operated a restaurant there until Louise developed scarlet fever and the health department shut them down. After that they moved to California, where Louise worked as a cook at logging camps.
She spent her last 15 years in Ione, California and last worked as a cook at a place called "The Grants".
1940: CA, Amador, Ione, indexed as Louise Herney, servant in David Burbeck household; marital status is "married" but then this was crossed out, no husband present.
1950: CA, Jackson, Ione, patient at the Jackson County Hospital & Home For the Aged, marital status was "separated".
She spent her last four years at the Jackson County Hospital and Home For The Aged. .
She is buried in the Ione (California) City Cemetery under the name Louisa Heiney. Family members attended her funeral there. She was buried in a triple lot with Clara and Oliver Smith who were close friends of hers.
Her name and dates also appear on a monument at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt, with her 1st husband.
Name Martin Grant Heiney
Age 66
Birth Year (Estimated) 1867
Spouse's Name Louisa Starr
Spouse's Age 55
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1878
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 2 Nov 1933
Event Place Fremont, Dodge, Nebraska, United States
The record lists his parents as George Heiney and Elizabeth Good.
1878: Baptized on 08 February 1878 as Frederikke Louise Husum.
1885: She came to the US with her widowed mother and brother Sofus. Her mother married Peter Nissen of Cedar County, Nebraska soon after their arrival.
1897: She m1. Armenes James Ryner on 05 June 1897 at De Witt, Iowa; her 1897 marriage record lists her as Louisa Ferdinandsen.
1900: IA, Dubuque, Mosalem, with husband Armenes who works as a clam digger and 6 boarders
1910: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, on farm with husband and daughter Bessie
1920: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, with husband (a fair laborer) and daughter Bessie
1921: Her only child, Bessie Ryner, died at De Witt, Iowa
1924: Armenes Ryner died 20 June 1924 at De Witt, Iowa
1925: Mr. Dow Starr of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Romas Ryner of De Witt, applied for a marriage license (Davenport Daily News, 04 June 1925)
1930: IA, Wapello, Eldon, with husband Dow Starr, a horseman at fairs
1931: Dow Starr died on 16 September 1931 at Audubon, Iowa, and was buried at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt.
1933: She cared for her step-father Peter Nissen in Cedar County, Nebraska during his last illness; when he left her out of his will she sued and was compensated for her efforts.
1933: She m3. Martin/Marcus Grant Heiney on 02 Nov 1933 at Fremont, Nebraska; family members described him as a scoundrel. He may be the Martin Heiney who was a horse trader at fairs, who was living in Marshalltown, Iowa, at the time of the 1930 census, who claimed to be born in Kentucky.
Bob Brink helped Martin and Louise move to Fremont and witnessed their marriage there. Family sources say they operated a restaurant there until Louise developed scarlet fever and the health department shut them down. After that they moved to California, where Louise worked as a cook at logging camps.
She spent her last 15 years in Ione, California and last worked as a cook at a place called "The Grants".
1940: CA, Amador, Ione, indexed as Louise Herney, servant in David Burbeck household; marital status is "married" but then this was crossed out, no husband present.
1950: CA, Jackson, Ione, patient at the Jackson County Hospital & Home For the Aged, marital status was "separated".
She spent her last four years at the Jackson County Hospital and Home For The Aged. .
She is buried in the Ione (California) City Cemetery under the name Louisa Heiney. Family members attended her funeral there. She was buried in a triple lot with Clara and Oliver Smith who were close friends of hers.
Her name and dates also appear on a monument at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt, with her 1st husband.
Name Martin Grant Heiney
Age 66
Birth Year (Estimated) 1867
Spouse's Name Louisa Starr
Spouse's Age 55
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1878
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 2 Nov 1933
Event Place Fremont, Dodge, Nebraska, United States
The record lists his parents as George Heiney and Elizabeth Good.
Daughter of Johan Sofus Ferdinandsen Husum and Hansene Tidemann.
1878: Baptized on 08 February 1878 as Frederikke Louise Husum.
1885: She came to the US with her widowed mother and brother Sofus. Her mother married Peter Nissen of Cedar County, Nebraska soon after their arrival.
1897: She m1. Armenes James Ryner on 05 June 1897 at De Witt, Iowa; her 1897 marriage record lists her as Louisa Ferdinandsen.
1900: IA, Dubuque, Mosalem, with husband Armenes who works as a clam digger and 6 boarders
1910: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, on farm with husband and daughter Bessie
1920: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, with husband (a fair laborer) and daughter Bessie
1921: Her only child, Bessie Ryner, died at De Witt, Iowa
1924: Armenes Ryner died 20 June 1924 at De Witt, Iowa
1925: Mr. Dow Starr of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Romas Ryner of De Witt, applied for a marriage license (Davenport Daily News, 04 June 1925)
1930: IA, Wapello, Eldon, with husband Dow Starr, a horseman at fairs
1931: Dow Starr died on 16 September 1931 at Audubon, Iowa, and was buried at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt.
1933: She cared for her step-father Peter Nissen in Cedar County, Nebraska during his last illness; when he left her out of his will she sued and was compensated for her efforts.
1933: She m3. Martin/Marcus Grant Heiney on 02 Nov 1933 at Fremont, Nebraska; family members described him as a scoundrel. He may be the Martin Heiney who was a horse trader at fairs, who was living in Marshalltown, Iowa, at the time of the 1930 census, who claimed to be born in Kentucky.
Bob Brink helped Martin and Louise move to Fremont and witnessed their marriage there. Family sources say they operated a restaurant there until Louise developed scarlet fever and the health department shut them down. After that they moved to California, where Louise worked as a cook at logging camps.
She spent her last 15 years in Ione, California and last worked as a cook at a place called "The Grants".
1940: CA, Amador, Ione, indexed as Louise Herney, servant in David Burbeck household; marital status is "married" but then this was crossed out, no husband present.
1950: CA, Jackson, Ione, patient at the Jackson County Hospital & Home For the Aged, marital status was "separated".
She spent her last four years at the Jackson County Hospital and Home For The Aged. .
She is buried in the Ione (California) City Cemetery under the name Louisa Heiney. Family members attended her funeral there. She was buried in a triple lot with Clara and Oliver Smith who were close friends of hers.
Her name and dates also appear on a monument at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt, with her 1st husband.
Name Martin Grant Heiney
Age 66
Birth Year (Estimated) 1867
Spouse's Name Louisa Starr
Spouse's Age 55
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1878
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 2 Nov 1933
Event Place Fremont, Dodge, Nebraska, United States
The record lists his parents as George Heiney and Elizabeth Good.
1878: Baptized on 08 February 1878 as Frederikke Louise Husum.
1885: She came to the US with her widowed mother and brother Sofus. Her mother married Peter Nissen of Cedar County, Nebraska soon after their arrival.
1897: She m1. Armenes James Ryner on 05 June 1897 at De Witt, Iowa; her 1897 marriage record lists her as Louisa Ferdinandsen.
1900: IA, Dubuque, Mosalem, with husband Armenes who works as a clam digger and 6 boarders
1910: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, on farm with husband and daughter Bessie
1920: IA, Clinton, DeWitt, with husband (a fair laborer) and daughter Bessie
1921: Her only child, Bessie Ryner, died at De Witt, Iowa
1924: Armenes Ryner died 20 June 1924 at De Witt, Iowa
1925: Mr. Dow Starr of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Romas Ryner of De Witt, applied for a marriage license (Davenport Daily News, 04 June 1925)
1930: IA, Wapello, Eldon, with husband Dow Starr, a horseman at fairs
1931: Dow Starr died on 16 September 1931 at Audubon, Iowa, and was buried at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt.
1933: She cared for her step-father Peter Nissen in Cedar County, Nebraska during his last illness; when he left her out of his will she sued and was compensated for her efforts.
1933: She m3. Martin/Marcus Grant Heiney on 02 Nov 1933 at Fremont, Nebraska; family members described him as a scoundrel. He may be the Martin Heiney who was a horse trader at fairs, who was living in Marshalltown, Iowa, at the time of the 1930 census, who claimed to be born in Kentucky.
Bob Brink helped Martin and Louise move to Fremont and witnessed their marriage there. Family sources say they operated a restaurant there until Louise developed scarlet fever and the health department shut them down. After that they moved to California, where Louise worked as a cook at logging camps.
She spent her last 15 years in Ione, California and last worked as a cook at a place called "The Grants".
1940: CA, Amador, Ione, indexed as Louise Herney, servant in David Burbeck household; marital status is "married" but then this was crossed out, no husband present.
1950: CA, Jackson, Ione, patient at the Jackson County Hospital & Home For the Aged, marital status was "separated".
She spent her last four years at the Jackson County Hospital and Home For The Aged. .
She is buried in the Ione (California) City Cemetery under the name Louisa Heiney. Family members attended her funeral there. She was buried in a triple lot with Clara and Oliver Smith who were close friends of hers.
Her name and dates also appear on a monument at Elmwood Cemetery in De Witt, with her 1st husband.
Name Martin Grant Heiney
Age 66
Birth Year (Estimated) 1867
Spouse's Name Louisa Starr
Spouse's Age 55
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1878
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 2 Nov 1933
Event Place Fremont, Dodge, Nebraska, United States
The record lists his parents as George Heiney and Elizabeth Good.
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