Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
Webb Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameHarvey Harold Hanson 
Birth16 Oct 1920, Los Angeles County, CA, USA34
Death15 Feb 1999, Orinda, Contra Costa County, CA, USA8
Census1930, Oakland, Alameda County, CA, USA1040
MemoLine 43: Harvey Hanson, Jr. age 9 born in California.
Census1940, Oakland, Alameda County, CA, USA1041
MemoLine 65: Harvey Hanson, age 19, born in California.
Residence1964, Danville, Contra Costa County, CA, USA807
FlagsDeceased
FatherHartvig “Harvey” Harold Hanson (1901-1982)
MotherVerna Isabel Hotchkiss (1892-1964)
Spouses
Birth5 Sep 1928, San Francisco, San Francisco County, CA, USA34
Death29 Dec 20118
FatherMerle Morton Moore (1900-1977)
MotherLolita Agnes Davison (1895-1973)
Marriage5 Jun 1948
DivorceSep 1972, Alameda City, Alameda County, CA, USA2456
Notes for Harvey Harold Hanson
His parents divorced soon after he was born and his father had nothing to do with him. Later in life he frequented a bar and the bartender informed him that there was another man named Harvey Hanson who also frequented the bar. They arranged to meet and found that they were father and son.1272
Had two daughters and one son. He was a school teacher who fell in love with another school employee. He divorced his first wife Bunny and was married three weeks after the divorce.
He had an inoperable brain tumor and spent his last years in a care facility. While he was there his daughter Heather visited him every week and his first wife Bunny visited occasionally. On one of Heather’s visits, she took him out for a ride and asked him if he would like to go out to eat. He indicated that he would but he wanted a toothbrush. So, Heather drove to his house (which was nearby) to ask his wife Barbara for his toothbrush. Barbara expressed surprise that Harvey was still alive and said that she had already disposed of all of Harvey’s belongings.1272
Had two daughters and one son. He was a school teacher who fell in love with another school employee. He divorced his first wife Bunny and was married three weeks after the divorce.
He had an inoperable brain tumor and spent his last years in a care facility. While he was there his daughter Heather visited him every week and his first wife Bunny visited occasionally. On one of Heather’s visits, she took him out for a ride and asked him if he would like to go out to eat. He indicated that he would but he wanted a toothbrush. So, Heather drove to his house (which was nearby) to ask his wife Barbara for his toothbrush. Barbara expressed surprise that Harvey was still alive and said that she had already disposed of all of Harvey’s belongings.1272