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| Birth: | 16 Sep 1890 in Sharon Station, Dutchess, New York, USA 1 2 3 4 |
| Death: | 30 Aug 1951 in Wynantskill (Pawling Sanatorium), Rensselaer, New York, USA 3 7 |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Hans F. [Frederick?] HANSEN b. 27 Nov 1864? (See Notes) in Odense, -, -, Denmark |
| Mother: | Johanna M. JENSEN b. 18 Jul 1862 in Varde, Riise, -, Denmark (see notes) |
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| Reference: 6 |
| Census: 1900 New Lebanon, Columbia, New York, USA 5 |
| Census: 1920 Greenport, Columbia, New York, USA 6 |
| Census: 1925 Hudson, Columbia, New York, USA 4 |
| Burial: 2 Sep 1951 Nassau (Nassau & Schodack Cemetery), Rensselaer, New York, USA 8 3 |
| Occupation: Yard Foreman, Cement Plant; Manager Bowling Alleys; Fruit & Vegetable Peddler 6 9 2 3 4 |
| Religion: Methodist 10 |
| Changed: 4 Apr 1999 |
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Individual:
Norma said to Richard Holmes, "Your weird sense of humor must come from my family - When my brother calls he never says hello, he just says something strange; Dad used to play tricks on us all the time; and I've been accused of having a weird sense of humor myself."
Peter worked in an office at a cement plant in or near Hudson, New York. (They were living there circa 1915-17). He got along well with the Italian and Polish immigrant laborers who worked there, unlike many others; he learned some of their language. He developed asthma (probably from the cement dust) and was ordered by his doctor to get away from Hudson, so the family moved to Nassau.
He used to take Norma and other girls to the weekly square and round dances in Nassau. Other men didn't like to dance so he'd dance with their wives. What he lacked in skill he made up in enthusiasm. He had to stop later due to asthma.
837 Columbia St., Hudson, NY in Dec 1915.
In a picture of Alice (Belden) Holmes, the house behind her is the one the Hansons bought when they moved to Nassau (later than the photo).
Lived on Union Turnpike in Greenport Town, Columbia, New York in (or possibly Ten Brock Avenue) in 1920.
29 North 4th Street, Hudson, Columbia, New York in 1925.
Lived at 51 Elm St., Nassau, Rensselaer, New York at time of death.Greenport, E.D. 22, family #118Hudson, Election District 1 Ward 4, p. 28
Age 25 in Dec 1915.
Sep 1890
Sept 1890, age 9 in 1900.
Age 29 in 1920.
Birth place: New York.New Lebanon, E.D. 26, family #43Greenport, E.D. 22, family #118Greenport, E.D. 22, family #118New Lebanon, E.D. 26, family #43
Rayville.
Cause: Pulmonary tuberculosis. Other conditions: Pulmonary emphysema.
Has Masonic insignia on gravestone.
He was employed (as a bowling alley manager) by the Masonic Lodge in Nassau, New York.
He worked at first on Hans's farm, then on a farm nearby, then went to work at the cement plant in/near Greenport. Got jobs there for his brothers except Fred.17 Jan 1999
Attended the Methodist (and only) church in Brainard while still living near there (and probably met Bertha at church activities).17 Jan 1999
Cousins named Marie and Mary living near Poughkeepsie or near New York.17 Jan 1999
Dec. 5, 1915.
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- Type: Vital Record
Title: Birth certificate for Peter Robert Hanson
Date: Sep 18, 1890
Place: Town of Northeast, Dutchess County, New York
Text: Peter Robert Hanson's name and his father's middle initial wer
e added, and his mother's name was corrected (from "Hannah Geusen Hanson"), on Oct 10, 1941.
- Type: Vital Record
Title: Marriage license/certificate for Peter R. Hanson and Bertha L. Currier
Date: Dec 4, 1915
Place: Town of Nassau, Rensselaer, New York
Text: There are two pages; one is an "Affadavit for License to Marry
" and the other is a "Certificate and Record of Marriage" but neither actually gives a date of marriage. Date of both documents is Dec 4, 1915.
- Type: Vital Record
Title: Death certificate for Peter Hanson
Date: Aug 30, 1951
Place: Wynantskill, Rensselaer, New York
- Type: Census
Title: New York State census population schedule
Place: Columbia County, New York
Date: 1925
Media: microfilm #0527239
Text: Hudson, Election District 1 Ward 4, p. 28
- Type: Census
Title: US census population schedule
Place: Columbia County, New York
Date: 1900
Media: microfilm
Text: New Lebanon, E.D. 26, family #43
- Type: Census
Title: US census population schedule
Place: Columbia County, New York
Date: 1920
Media: microfilm
Text: Greenport, E.D. 22, family #118
- Type: Letter
Author: Norma Holmes
Title: letter to Richard S. Holmes
Date: Oct. 1996
- Type: Cemetery
Title: Nassau & Schodack Cemetery
Place: Nassau, New York
- Title: "Personal History Statement" for Kenneth Owen Holmes
Date: Sep 7, 1948
Text: This was a government form of some sort.
- Type: Interview
Title: Interviews with Norma Holmes
Place: at her home in Carrboro, North Carolina
- Author: Norma Holmes
Title: questionnaire returned to Richard S. Holmes
Date: Oct. 1996
- Type: Vital Record
Title: Vital records index, entry for marriage of Bertha L. Currier
Place: State of New York
Text: Date and place information from index (as supplied by clerk at A
rchives) does not appear in the records themselves, at least not in the copy supplied to Richard S. Holmes by the Department of Health.
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