Katy (Norris) Dehmlow
Honor Code SignatorySigned 12 Nov 2015 | 2,140 contributions | 46 thank-yous | 1,062 connections
Signed 12 Nov 2015 | 2,140 contributions | 46 thank-yous | 1,062 connections
Born 1980s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of
[private father (1950s - unknown)]
and [private mother (1950s - unknown)]
Sister of
[private sister (1970s - unknown)] [half] and [private brother (1980s - unknown)] [half]
Mother of
[private daughter (2010s - unknown)]
Profile last modified
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Katy attended E.P. Rock Elementary, Hudson Middle School and Hudson High School.
The Norris family attended Apostolic Bible Church in St. Paul, MN (later renamed Grace Place).
Katy was married in 2010 and her child was born the following summer. Later that year the family moved to VA.
Sources
- First-hand information. Entered by Katherine Norris at registration.
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I saw your question to Larry: You added a spouse to Louis C Tordsen, citing Find A Grave. Do you have any other information connecting [Tordsen-10] with [Kosel-35]? I could not find any record of their marriage, and no sources were cited on his Find A Grave memorial. Additionally, his death record states that he was divorced at the time of death.
And his response to you: I wanted you to verify the statement. If you don't think it is supported, please feel free to remove it.
So silly me went hunting... https://peoplelegacy.com/louis_c_tordsen-2D6x6b1 Relatives of Louis C Tordsen: parents: Jurgen Tordsen (d. 1898) Dorethea Gretta Buch Tordsen (d. 1917) spouses: Elizabeth W. Kosel Berg (d. 1959) children: Minnie P Tordsen Wersal (d. 1988) siblings: Maria Tordsen Grundmeyer (d. 1940)
These are different persons, obviously, so not sure if you have anything corroborating, but since I'd looked, I thought this might be helpful to you. I'm having way too much find finding new sources of things, and am very inexperienced at what this site wants for citations, etc. I've been playing with my tree for most of my life, as grandmothers on both sides passed things to me due to my interest. It's great to see some of the old books online! Best wishes & happy searching...
It looks like Larry is correct. Anna and Louis are listed together in the census in 1920, but with other spouses in the 1930 census. This can be confirmed by matching the surnames of the children in each household, and by reviewing the column "age at first marriage." (I found all this data at FamilySearch.org)
Anna was legally remarried in July 1928, so Anna and Louis must have divorced before Jan 1928.
The census records for both Anna and Louis and their subsequent spouses in 1920 and 1930, as well as the marriage record for Anna in 1928 are all located within close geographic proximity of each other.
What an interesting mystery to solve!
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