Came from Sweden and lived near her brother, John (Jonas), in Rock Island, Illinois. Left no will. A. Stone appeared in Probate Court, Newton, Kansas, 30-Nov-1881 and asked that Joseph Stone be so appointed Administrator. Estate was settled 13-Dec-1884.

Her son John Axil Lawson in 1910 Federal Census says he immigrated in 1868; naturalized in 1888.

HNS had Lovisa’s name as Louisa Wren. It is believed she chose the name “Wren” because it sounded like her father’s name Ronn

Reviewing Helen Stone Woodruff’s research materials. I read letters from Abner Norland who remembers his grandfather, Augustus Swan Aelmore calling Louisa and Alanson aunt and uncle. He thought his grandfather’s mother and Louisa might be sisters. Given the Catherine’s last name was Johnson, they may have been sisters-in-law. I have no further information.

Louisa’s daughter Isabelle Katie married James Edward Catlin
James Edward Catlin’s sister was Joanna Elizabeth Catlin
Joanna Elizabeth Catlin married Augustus Swan Aelmore
Augustus Swan Aelmore’s daughter Lillie M married a man named Norland
Lillie was Abner Norlands mother.

1880 Census (Kansas>McPherson> Harper, 262, p2. as wife of C. F. Johnson on 17 June 1880.
1880 Census (Kansas, Harvey>Burrton, 237, p1 as head of household on Jun1 & 2 June 1880

Note sent to ancestry.com regarding hint I received:
The Johnson you have Louisa married to may not be the correct Johnson. You have an 1880 census of Louisa with C. F (Kansas, McPherson, Harper, 262, p2 on June 17). I am a direct descendent of Louisa and A. A. Woodruff. She is listed in the 1880 Census in Burrton, Harvey County, 237, p1 (June 1 & 2) with my grandfather (Bertie) and his sibs and half sibs.