Married William Blair in Oct 1861 and was widowed in 1864 when William died as a casualty of the Civil War. No children were born to William & Louisa.
Married 2nd husband Willard Johnson in June 1883 in New York. Willard Johnson died Dec 14, 1911 in Fulton, NY and was buried in the potters field. No children were born to Willard & Louisa.
In the Civil War pension papers (for William Blair's service) Louisa is claiming that she is entitled to William's pension now that her 2nd husband has died and she has no means of support. The documents state that Louisa is destitute, living in a boarding house and receiving aid from the local Charity for her survival. I imagine that she too was buried in the potter's field (just as Willard was before her).
Married 2nd husband Willard Johnson in June 1883 in New York. Willard Johnson died Dec 14, 1911 in Fulton, NY and was buried in the potters field. No children were born to Willard & Louisa.
In the Civil War pension papers (for William Blair's service) Louisa is claiming that she is entitled to William's pension now that her 2nd husband has died and she has no means of support. The documents state that Louisa is destitute, living in a boarding house and receiving aid from the local Charity for her survival. I imagine that she too was buried in the potter's field (just as Willard was before her).
Married William Blair in Oct 1861 and was widowed in 1864 when William died as a casualty of the Civil War. No children were born to William & Louisa.
Married 2nd husband Willard Johnson in June 1883 in New York. Willard Johnson died Dec 14, 1911 in Fulton, NY and was buried in the potters field. No children were born to Willard & Louisa.
In the Civil War pension papers (for William Blair's service) Louisa is claiming that she is entitled to William's pension now that her 2nd husband has died and she has no means of support. The documents state that Louisa is destitute, living in a boarding house and receiving aid from the local Charity for her survival. I imagine that she too was buried in the potter's field (just as Willard was before her).
Married 2nd husband Willard Johnson in June 1883 in New York. Willard Johnson died Dec 14, 1911 in Fulton, NY and was buried in the potters field. No children were born to Willard & Louisa.
In the Civil War pension papers (for William Blair's service) Louisa is claiming that she is entitled to William's pension now that her 2nd husband has died and she has no means of support. The documents state that Louisa is destitute, living in a boarding house and receiving aid from the local Charity for her survival. I imagine that she too was buried in the potter's field (just as Willard was before her).
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