Maude Hinshaw

She married Albert Lincoln Pierce.¹ Albert, son of - Pierce & - Obrien, was born Feb 8 1881, California.² (Feb 8 1882).³

Maude and Albert had been shown in the 1940 census (Apr 5-6 1940), apparently before they were married, 467 Guerrero St., San Francisco, California:⁴

Albert died Jun 10 1948, San Francisco, San Francisco County, California; buried Garden Plot, Palm Section, Lot 183, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo County, California.^2,5

Maude Hinshaw died Jun 16 1956, San Francisco Hospital, 22nd & Potrero Ave., San Francisco, San Francisco County, California; age 81.^1,2,5

Note: The death records of the H. F. Suhr Company funeral home in San Francisco clearly show the parents of Maude Pierce were Benjamin Hinshaw & Maude Henkins; this from the informant, Maude's daughter Hilah (Lowrey) Davenport.¹ However this is almost certainly in error - either misinformation from daughter Hilah or mis-recorded by the funeral home.

From the evidence it seems clear that this was Maude Hankens/Hankins, daughter of Thomas B. + Mildred I. Hankins,⁶ who apparently first married a -- Sexton, by whom she had a son Cecil L. Sexton/Hankins, Jul 1894;⁷ she then married Charles Lowrey/Lourey, about 1896⁸ and had children Leroy/Lee Lowrey/Henkins, Gilbert Lowrey/Henkins⁹ and Hilah Lowrey Davenport Cairns.¹ She divorced Charles Lowrey and remarried to Albert Pierce, for whom she had been employed in 1940.⁴

Maude was not a Hinshaw, but is in this database since she was (erroneously) recorded as such in her death record.

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