The daughter of Joel and Ann (Barnett) Ballard. She first married in Hendricks County on July 28, 1853 to Watson Hadley. They had one son, Everett Hadley. Watson died about 2 years after their marriage leaving her a widow and a single mother. She later married Harrison B. Heiner on March 18, 1868 in Marion County and moved to Nebraska. She returned to Indiana and lived in Hamilton County, Marion County and Morgan County (unsure of the order). For a period after the death of her father, she cared for her widowed mother and her invalid sister. Eventually she moved to Tennessee with her son, H. B. Heiner, from her second marriage. That is where she was living when she died from asthma and dropsy. She was returned to Mooresville for burial beside her sister, Theodate Ballard.
Her parents are buried at Fairfield Friends Cemetery.
Her obituary from the June 6, 1902 Mooresville Guide:
Mrs. H. B. Heiner of Tullahoma, Tennessee, died last Sunday morning of asthma and dropsy. The remains were brought here Monday for burial. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the M. E. church and were conducted by Rev. L. S. Knotts of Rising Sun, Indiana. Mrs. Heiner was a sister of L. E. [Levi] Ballard of this place. Those from out of town who attended the funeral were: H. B. Heiner and two granddaughters of Tullahoma; Edward Hadley of Chicago, Miss Minnie Hadley of Paris, Illinois, Evard Hadley, Mrs. Lou Ballard and daughter, May, Mrs. Walter Ballard, W. H. Ballard and Mrs. Nordyke of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Asa Mendehall of Plainfield and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. [torn] Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Will[torn] and daughters and Mr. [torn] Barnett of Friendswood.
Note from Mooresville Public Library: Her brother, Levi Ballard was at one time the editor of the Mooresville Guide.
Her parents are buried at Fairfield Friends Cemetery.
Her obituary from the June 6, 1902 Mooresville Guide:
Mrs. H. B. Heiner of Tullahoma, Tennessee, died last Sunday morning of asthma and dropsy. The remains were brought here Monday for burial. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the M. E. church and were conducted by Rev. L. S. Knotts of Rising Sun, Indiana. Mrs. Heiner was a sister of L. E. [Levi] Ballard of this place. Those from out of town who attended the funeral were: H. B. Heiner and two granddaughters of Tullahoma; Edward Hadley of Chicago, Miss Minnie Hadley of Paris, Illinois, Evard Hadley, Mrs. Lou Ballard and daughter, May, Mrs. Walter Ballard, W. H. Ballard and Mrs. Nordyke of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Asa Mendehall of Plainfield and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. [torn] Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Will[torn] and daughters and Mr. [torn] Barnett of Friendswood.
Note from Mooresville Public Library: Her brother, Levi Ballard was at one time the editor of the Mooresville Guide.
The daughter of Joel and Ann (Barnett) Ballard. She first married in Hendricks County on July 28, 1853 to Watson Hadley. They had one son, Everett Hadley. Watson died about 2 years after their marriage leaving her a widow and a single mother. She later married Harrison B. Heiner on March 18, 1868 in Marion County and moved to Nebraska. She returned to Indiana and lived in Hamilton County, Marion County and Morgan County (unsure of the order). For a period after the death of her father, she cared for her widowed mother and her invalid sister. Eventually she moved to Tennessee with her son, H. B. Heiner, from her second marriage. That is where she was living when she died from asthma and dropsy. She was returned to Mooresville for burial beside her sister, Theodate Ballard.
Her parents are buried at Fairfield Friends Cemetery.
Her obituary from the June 6, 1902 Mooresville Guide:
Mrs. H. B. Heiner of Tullahoma, Tennessee, died last Sunday morning of asthma and dropsy. The remains were brought here Monday for burial. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the M. E. church and were conducted by Rev. L. S. Knotts of Rising Sun, Indiana. Mrs. Heiner was a sister of L. E. [Levi] Ballard of this place. Those from out of town who attended the funeral were: H. B. Heiner and two granddaughters of Tullahoma; Edward Hadley of Chicago, Miss Minnie Hadley of Paris, Illinois, Evard Hadley, Mrs. Lou Ballard and daughter, May, Mrs. Walter Ballard, W. H. Ballard and Mrs. Nordyke of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Asa Mendehall of Plainfield and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. [torn] Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Will[torn] and daughters and Mr. [torn] Barnett of Friendswood.
Note from Mooresville Public Library: Her brother, Levi Ballard was at one time the editor of the Mooresville Guide.
Her parents are buried at Fairfield Friends Cemetery.
Her obituary from the June 6, 1902 Mooresville Guide:
Mrs. H. B. Heiner of Tullahoma, Tennessee, died last Sunday morning of asthma and dropsy. The remains were brought here Monday for burial. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the M. E. church and were conducted by Rev. L. S. Knotts of Rising Sun, Indiana. Mrs. Heiner was a sister of L. E. [Levi] Ballard of this place. Those from out of town who attended the funeral were: H. B. Heiner and two granddaughters of Tullahoma; Edward Hadley of Chicago, Miss Minnie Hadley of Paris, Illinois, Evard Hadley, Mrs. Lou Ballard and daughter, May, Mrs. Walter Ballard, W. H. Ballard and Mrs. Nordyke of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Asa Mendehall of Plainfield and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. [torn] Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Will[torn] and daughters and Mr. [torn] Barnett of Friendswood.
Note from Mooresville Public Library: Her brother, Levi Ballard was at one time the editor of the Mooresville Guide.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
