Her birth record could not be found at The Saginaw County Court House. They have the baptism records at St Paul's Lutheran Church, Saginaw, MI. I have requested a copy and the church has refused.

United States Census, 1900
Name Frieda Heidenrich
Event Type Census
Event Year 1900
Event Place Saginaw city Ward 10, north side, Saginaw, Michigan, United States
Gender Female
Age 15
Marital Status Single
Race White
Race (Original) W
Relationship to Head of Household Boarder
Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Boarder
Number of Living Children 0
Years Married 0
Birth Date Dec 1885
Birthplace Michigan
Marriage Year (Estimated) 1900
Father's Birthplace Germany
Mother's Birthplace Germany
Mother of how many children 0

She married William Wedding Aug 26, 1903. She wa18 and William was 34. On Dec 28th of the same year (1903) daughter Alma was born.

MARRIAGE RECORD SAGINAW COUNTY COURT HOUSE
William F Wedding
age: 33 (probably 37)
Lives: Saginaw, MI
Occupation: Baggageman
Father: William Wedding
Mother: Louise Hocknalger (incorrect)
Frieda Heidenreich
Age: 19 (probably 18)
Lives: Carrollton, MI
Occupation: Works at home (was a boarder at his mother's house)
Parents: No parents name given
Date married: August 26, 1903 Saginaw
Clergyman: J Frank Jackson
Witness: August Zahnow and Carrie Kuble

Freda was a housewife and a very good cook. Her name was spelled Frieda and Freda. She met her husband while doing housekeeping for his mother. Louise Schroeder said she was a very good person. Mary (wife of Donald Wedding) said she was hard to get along with. Mary went there only once. Freda cried when Don (her son) went into the Marines because he was sent so far away. When Don was young, he set fire to the barn while smoking, his mother was away shopping at the time. The barn burned to the ground. It was the hottest day in July. Don was never punished for it. Ernie (her son) was her favorite. She didn’t want her sons to marry. Clarence (her son) had a girlfriend she was very interested in. They were planning on getting married. While he was in the service, his mother kept calling the girl giving her a hard time. When Clarence came back the girl wouldn’t talk to him. Clarence never married. Freda always liked going places and on vacations with other people. When Pete (her son) and his wife were first married they went on a trip and didn’t ask Freda to go along, she was very upset. She loved to fish. Freda rules the house. She wouldn’t talk to Alma (her daughter) for a year because she cut her hair. Evelyn (Ernie’s wife) could do no wrong in her eyes. Evelyn once lived with Freda. Evelyn took a lot of pictures and other things to the dump. After Clarence died and the furniture was being divided, Donald wanted to buy the china cabinet from Pete because he got so many spankings because of it. After Freda died son Clarence lived in the home and after Clarence Pete lived in the home. Then Pete’s son Bill lived in the home. There had been a member of the Wedding family living in this house for about 100 years.

Name: Freda Wedding
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 06 Sep 1951
Event Place: Carrollton, Saginaw, Michigan, United States
Gender: Female
Age: 65
Marital Status: Widowed
Birth Date: 29 Dec 1885
Birthplace: Saginaw
Birth Year (Estimated): 1886
Father's Name: Heidenreich
Mother's Name: Bertha Kobus

Name Wedding, Freda
Cemetery Forest Lawn
Gender F
Section 9
Race W
Lot 0459
Space NW Corner
Age at Death 65
Date of Burial 09/10/1951
Cause of Death Tumor Of Left Parotid (3 yrs)
Place of Death Carrollton Michigan
Cremation No
Date of Death 09/06/1951
F-9-459 (NW Cor.)