Connors v. Connors

DOOLING, J. pro tem.

In 1910 the decedent, Mary Alice Connors, was living with her mother, two brothers and two sisters in the mother’s home at 207 Hoffman Avenue in San Francisco. She was an unmarried woman in her early thirties employed by the telephone company. On February 28, 1910, she resigned her position “on account of ill health” and disappeared from the family home. She remained absent until some time in August of 1910 when she telephoned to her sister Maud from a hotel at Fourth and Mission Streets in San Francisco to come and help her home with her luggage. She was reinstated in her…