I am not absolutely positive that this Ada Christensen buried at Cypress Lawn is the same Ada L Christensen who died the exact same day in Point Reyes Station. However there is a reason of the possibility. She has an infant son who died in San Francisco in 1911, and a mother, Nancy Jackson, who died in San Francisco in 1914, and . Both are buried in Coloma. There is no reason to think they are different women with the same name and death date.
If this is she:
Ada was born in Springfield, MO in 1881.
By 1908, she and her mother, Nancy Jackson, were living in San Francisco. Ada married James W. Ayscough in Nov. 1908. They had a son, WIlliam Shelby, in 1908 and Charles E. in 1911. Charles might have been a twin since there is a birth record for a James Ayscough born the same day as Charles.
Little Charles died in Oct. 1911 and only 5 months old.
Ada and James were divorced in Feb 1916 and she soon married Maurice Christensen.
Together they had two more boys: Donald M and Earl W.
They lived in Alameda county, and then over in Nicasio, Marin County and finally in Point Reyes Station.
If this is she:
Ada was born in Springfield, MO in 1881.
By 1908, she and her mother, Nancy Jackson, were living in San Francisco. Ada married James W. Ayscough in Nov. 1908. They had a son, WIlliam Shelby, in 1908 and Charles E. in 1911. Charles might have been a twin since there is a birth record for a James Ayscough born the same day as Charles.
Little Charles died in Oct. 1911 and only 5 months old.
Ada and James were divorced in Feb 1916 and she soon married Maurice Christensen.
Together they had two more boys: Donald M and Earl W.
They lived in Alameda county, and then over in Nicasio, Marin County and finally in Point Reyes Station.
I am not absolutely positive that this Ada Christensen buried at Cypress Lawn is the same Ada L Christensen who died the exact same day in Point Reyes Station. However there is a reason of the possibility. She has an infant son who died in San Francisco in 1911, and a mother, Nancy Jackson, who died in San Francisco in 1914, and . Both are buried in Coloma. There is no reason to think they are different women with the same name and death date.
If this is she:
Ada was born in Springfield, MO in 1881.
By 1908, she and her mother, Nancy Jackson, were living in San Francisco. Ada married James W. Ayscough in Nov. 1908. They had a son, WIlliam Shelby, in 1908 and Charles E. in 1911. Charles might have been a twin since there is a birth record for a James Ayscough born the same day as Charles.
Little Charles died in Oct. 1911 and only 5 months old.
Ada and James were divorced in Feb 1916 and she soon married Maurice Christensen.
Together they had two more boys: Donald M and Earl W.
They lived in Alameda county, and then over in Nicasio, Marin County and finally in Point Reyes Station.
If this is she:
Ada was born in Springfield, MO in 1881.
By 1908, she and her mother, Nancy Jackson, were living in San Francisco. Ada married James W. Ayscough in Nov. 1908. They had a son, WIlliam Shelby, in 1908 and Charles E. in 1911. Charles might have been a twin since there is a birth record for a James Ayscough born the same day as Charles.
Little Charles died in Oct. 1911 and only 5 months old.
Ada and James were divorced in Feb 1916 and she soon married Maurice Christensen.
Together they had two more boys: Donald M and Earl W.
They lived in Alameda county, and then over in Nicasio, Marin County and finally in Point Reyes Station.
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