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If the individual you are talking about was from Shelby County, then I found the original record which has the name "Lueoina". In the original record here: https://www.ancestry.ca/search/collections/7163/records/12422403 (click on image and see row 29) the name appears to actually be written as "Luoisa", probably a misspelling of Louisa. This was likely then transcribed by either a computer or a volunteer or record keeper who was unfamiliar with cursive writing.

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This appears to have been propagated and further confounded by a user on FamilySearch. Although the Find a Grave link on FamilySearch was broken, I was able to find a grave under the exact same title here: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38473056/infant-twins-deshazo. In the source, the deceased infants are actually unnamed as was common those days due to high child mortality.

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The "Lueoina DeShazo" you mentioned is likely the same person as Louisa Drucilla "Lula" Lee, née DeShazo (I couldn't find a source for her middle name, but the initial is "D"). Here are the other records I saw:
- (census record 1870) https://www.ancestry.ca/search/collections/7163/records/12422403
- (marriage record 1883) https://www.ancestry.ca/search/collections/61365/records/901952802
- (grave 1900) https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38472956