Peter was born on November 3, 1896 in Hazard, Sherman County, Nebraska to Jens Rasmussen Krichau and Anna 'Rhode' Krichau.
Peter served in the United States Army during World War I, serving overseas. He was in the 91st Division of the 363 Infantry. He received his discharge in April, 1919.
Peter married Anna Munster, the daughter of Henry and Francis Hajek Munster of Pleasanton. They were married in Grand Island on March 8, 1922. From this union were born two children; Glenn and Gladyce.
Pete farmed in this area until he was killed when a scaffold broke while cementing a pit silo. He was living on a farm in Scott Township, Section 36 at the time.
Peter served in the United States Army during World War I, serving overseas. He was in the 91st Division of the 363 Infantry. He received his discharge in April, 1919.
Peter married Anna Munster, the daughter of Henry and Francis Hajek Munster of Pleasanton. They were married in Grand Island on March 8, 1922. From this union were born two children; Glenn and Gladyce.
Pete farmed in this area until he was killed when a scaffold broke while cementing a pit silo. He was living on a farm in Scott Township, Section 36 at the time.
Peter was born on November 3, 1896 in Hazard, Sherman County, Nebraska to Jens Rasmussen Krichau and Anna 'Rhode' Krichau.
Peter served in the United States Army during World War I, serving overseas. He was in the 91st Division of the 363 Infantry. He received his discharge in April, 1919.
Peter married Anna Munster, the daughter of Henry and Francis Hajek Munster of Pleasanton. They were married in Grand Island on March 8, 1922. From this union were born two children; Glenn and Gladyce.
Pete farmed in this area until he was killed when a scaffold broke while cementing a pit silo. He was living on a farm in Scott Township, Section 36 at the time.
Peter served in the United States Army during World War I, serving overseas. He was in the 91st Division of the 363 Infantry. He received his discharge in April, 1919.
Peter married Anna Munster, the daughter of Henry and Francis Hajek Munster of Pleasanton. They were married in Grand Island on March 8, 1922. From this union were born two children; Glenn and Gladyce.
Pete farmed in this area until he was killed when a scaffold broke while cementing a pit silo. He was living on a farm in Scott Township, Section 36 at the time.
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