Cyril Sanderson 1905–1983 – Sanderson Family Tree

Cyril Sanderson, 1905–1983 (aged 77 years)

Cyril Sanderson. As a child by a garden bench

Cyril Sanderson. Looking like a serious young man

A gathering at Well House Farm: Harriet Sanderson (nee Holland, top row middle) & son Cyril Sanderson (top row right)

Cyril Sanderson. Standing in band uniform

Cyril Sanderson. Sitting in band uniform

Cyril Sanderson with his mother Harriet, holding a dog

Cyril Sanderson, with his mother Harriet, pushing her grandson David in a pushchair, 1937

Cyril Sanderson. In the driving seat of an army ambulance

Cyril Sanderson. In his Reliant Regal car

Cyril Sanderson. In his Blackpool Corporation Transport uniform

Cyril and Mary Sanderson (nee Martin). A wedding anniversary

Cyril and Mary Sanderson (nee Martin), with son Roy, at a wedding

Name

Cyril Sanderson

Name: Cyril /Sanderson/
Given names: Cyril
Surname: Sanderson

Sex Male

Events of close relatives
Birth	23 May 1905 Knoll Cottages, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Aged 5 on census date 2 April 1911
Residence	after 23 May 1905 Greenside Cottage, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Latitude: 53.39096 Longitude: -1.548382 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Residence	after 23 May 1905 Nethergate, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit
Census	2 April 1911 (aged 5 years) England Restriction: Only managers can edit
Residence	1911 6 Ellerton Road, Firth Park, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Latitude: 53.411805 Longitude: -1.450705 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Living as a vistor with Joseph William Exley and her sister, Mary Exley (nee Holland)
Death of a father	Alf Sanderson 25 June 1917 Battlefield near Ypres (Ieper), Belgium Cause: Killed in action, instantaneously by a shell Restriction: Only managers can edit Notification of Alf Sanderson's death from the War Office, Army Form B. 104-82, obverse face Notification of Alf Sanderson's death from the War Office, Army Form B. 104-82, reverse face
Burial of a father	Alf Sanderson 1917 Plot I E 4, Bleuet Farm Cemetery, Elverdinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium Latitude: 50.88866 Longitude: 2.83171 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Tombstone bears the personal inscription: EVER REMEMBERED BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND SON Bleuet Farm Cemetery Plan, Belgium View of Bleuet Farm Cemetery, Belgium Alfred Sanderson's Gravestone
Skills	Woodworking 10 June 1926 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Awarded 'Testimony of Study' by the British School of Carpentry after three years on a Course of Instruction on Carpentry and Joinery
Occupation	Hotel boilerman 1935 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Residence	1935 51 Bryning Avenue, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Latitude: 53.8491 Longitude: -3.0445 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Birth of a son	David Sanderson 30 July 1935 51 Bryning Avenue, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit David as a babe
Residence	after 1936 47 Bristol Avenue, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Latitude: 53.84933 Longitude: -3.03441 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Army medical at Pole Street, Preston, Lancashire, England	25 July 1942 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Occupation	Driller and Miller before December 1943 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Is this a woodworking occupation? In modern terms a wood miller falls under the broader career category of woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing (USA categorization). Again, a modern job description for this broader career category is: Set up, operate, or tend woodworking machines, such as drill presses, lathes, shapers, routers, sanders, and planers
Army Conscription	Placed in the Royal Army Medical Corps 2 December 1943 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Conscripted into the army, No.14687681, at Carlisle under the National Service Act for the 'Duration of the Emergency'.
Occupation	Army ambulance driver during World War Two after December 1943 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Birth of a son	Roy Sanderson 23 July 1944
Promotion	Made Lance Corporal 5 May 1945 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Community Involvement	Joined Royal British Legion 13 September 1946 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: The Royal British Legion is a support organisation helping members of the Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force, veterans and their families
Army Demobilisation	Transferred to the Army Reserve after demobilisation leave. 10 November 1946 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Death of a mother	Harriet Holland 19 May 1960 Age: 74 years 54 Moor Park Avenue, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England Cause: Chronic myocarditis; certified by James H Scott M.B. Restriction: Only managers can edit
Cremation of a mother	Harriet Holland 23 May 1960 Carleton Crematorium, Lancashire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Ashes scattered in Carleton Crematorium's Rose Garden, plot 40
Occupation	Tram & bus driver, for Blackpool corporation to May 1970 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Cyril's last week of work in this role began on 24th May, 1970
Will	30 November 1970 (aged 65 years)
Residence	to 1982 16 Portree Road, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Latitude: 53.855943 Longitude: -3.028625 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Death	10 January 1983 (aged 77 years) Wesham Park Hospital, Lancashire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Cause of death: Bronchopneumonia, paraplegia due to cervical spondylosis
Cremation	18 January 1983 (8 days after death) Carleton Crematorium, Lancashire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Ashes scattered in Carleton Crematorium's Rose Garden, plot 40; as was his mother's ashes

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 14 October 1885 — Knowle Top, Stannington, West Riding of Yorkshire, England Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1891 Census: 31 March 1901 — England Civil marriage: 27 February 1905 — Sheffield Register Office, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Occupation: Labourer at brick works — February 1905 Occupation: Clay miner — May 1905 St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured: Qualified in First Aid — January 1908 — Halifax, Yorkshire, England Census: 2 April 1911 — England Occupation: Police constable — 1912 — Sheffield, Yorkshire, England St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured: Re-certified in First Aid — April 1913 — Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Fact: Re-examined by St. John Ambulance in Sheffield — April 1914 Occupation: Private, then Lance Corporal, 1 Company, 4 Platoon, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, British Expeditionary Force — between 1915 and 1917 WW1 Souvenirs: Embroidered Silk Postcards — between 1915 and 1917 Death: 25 June 1917 — Battlefield near Ypres (Ieper), Belgium Burial: 1917 — Plot I E 4, Bleuet Farm Cemetery, Elverdinge, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal: First World War Campaign Medals — between 1918 and 1919 Unveiling and dedication of Sheffield City Police and Fire Brigade - WW1 Memorial: 5 December 1920 — The Parker transept, St Peter and St Paul Cathedral, Church Street, Sheffield, S1 2EW, England Unique identifier: 544E6239AC634F34ACC81B9F1B6FB42B66672F Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Harriet Holland Cyril Sanderson Alf Sanderson 1885–1917 Birth: 14 October 1885 — Knowle Top, Stannington, West Riding of Yorkshire, England Death: 25 June 1917 — Battlefield near Ypres (Ieper), Belgium
mother	Links Birth: 26 May 1884 — Roscoe Bank, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1891 Occupation: General servant (domestic) — March 1901 Census: 31 March 1901 — England Civil marriage: 27 February 1905 — Sheffield Register Office, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Census: 2 April 1911 — England Occupation: Housewife Supporting WW1 Troops: Y.M.C.A. Hut Fund Postcards — between 1914 and 1918 Occupation: A live-in housekeeper for the gentleman resident at 6 Canterbury Crescent, Fulwood, Sheffield. — after 1936 Death: 19 May 1960 — 54 Moor Park Avenue, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England Cremation: 23 May 1960 — Carleton Crematorium, Lancashire, England Probate: 15 June 1960 Unique identifier: 544E6239AC634F34ACC81B9F1B6FB42B66672F Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Alf Sanderson Cyril Sanderson Harriet Holland 1884–1960 Birth: 26 May 1884 — Roscoe Bank, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Death: 19 May 1960 — 54 Moor Park Avenue, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England
Civil marriage	Civil marriage — 27 February 1905 — Sheffield Register Office, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
3 months himself	Links Birth: 23 May 1905 — Knoll Cottages, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Census: 2 April 1911 — England Skills: Woodworking — 10 June 1926 Occupation: Hotel boilerman — 1935 Army medical at Pole Street, Preston, Lancashire, England: 25 July 1942 Occupation: Driller and Miller — before December 1943 Army Conscription: Placed in the Royal Army Medical Corps — 2 December 1943 Occupation: Army ambulance driver during World War Two — after December 1943 Promotion: Made Lance Corporal — 5 May 1945 Community Involvement: Joined Royal British Legion — 13 September 1946 Army Demobilisation: Transferred to the Army Reserve after demobilisation leave. — 10 November 1946 Occupation: Tram & bus driver, for Blackpool corporation — to May 1970 Will: 30 November 1970 Death: 10 January 1983 — Wesham Park Hospital, Lancashire, England Cremation: 18 January 1983 — Carleton Crematorium, Lancashire, England Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mary Martin David Sanderson Roy Sanderson Cyril Sanderson 1905–1983 Birth: 23 May 1905 — Knoll Cottages, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Death: 10 January 1983 — Wesham Park Hospital, Lancashire, England

Family with Mary Martin
himself	Links Birth: 23 May 1905 — Knoll Cottages, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Census: 2 April 1911 — England Skills: Woodworking — 10 June 1926 Occupation: Hotel boilerman — 1935 Army medical at Pole Street, Preston, Lancashire, England: 25 July 1942 Occupation: Driller and Miller — before December 1943 Army Conscription: Placed in the Royal Army Medical Corps — 2 December 1943 Occupation: Army ambulance driver during World War Two — after December 1943 Promotion: Made Lance Corporal — 5 May 1945 Community Involvement: Joined Royal British Legion — 13 September 1946 Army Demobilisation: Transferred to the Army Reserve after demobilisation leave. — 10 November 1946 Occupation: Tram & bus driver, for Blackpool corporation — to May 1970 Will: 30 November 1970 Death: 10 January 1983 — Wesham Park Hospital, Lancashire, England Cremation: 18 January 1983 — Carleton Crematorium, Lancashire, England Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Mary Martin David Sanderson Roy Sanderson Cyril Sanderson 1905–1983 Birth: 23 May 1905 — Knoll Cottages, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Death: 10 January 1983 — Wesham Park Hospital, Lancashire, England
wife	Links Birth: 28 November 1910 — 85 Market Street, Fenton, Staffordshire, England Death: 10 August 1993 — 16 Portree Road, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England Cremation: 17 August 1993 — Carleton Crematorium, Lancashire, England Burial: 8 September 1993 — Ashes interred in her mother's grave (Martha Ward), St.Peters, Forsbrook, Staffordshire, England Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Cyril Sanderson David Sanderson Roy Sanderson Mary Martin 1910–1993 Birth: 28 November 1910 — 85 Market Street, Fenton, Staffordshire, England Death: 10 August 1993 — 16 Portree Road, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England
son	Links Birth: 30 July 1935 — 51 Bryning Avenue, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Schooling: Primary Schooling — after 1939 — Bispham Endowed School, Devonshire Road, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Schooling: Primary Schooling — after 1942 — Stannington Village, Sheffield Childhood Activities: Ice-Skating — after 1942 Childhood Activities: Watching football — after 1942 Childhood Activities: Sword Swallowing — after 1942 Schooling: Primary Schooling — to 1946 — Fulwood Sheffield and prefab school also at Fulwood Sheffield. Schooling: Secondary Schooling — from 1946 — High Storrs Grammar School, High Storrs Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Schooling: Secondary Schooling — after 1946 — Blackpool Grammar School, Raikes Parade, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Confirmation: 11 December 1948 — St. Oswalds Church, Bannerdale Road, Millhouses, Sheffield, Yorkshire Childhood Activities: Electronics — between 1945 and 1948 Occupation: Telephone Engineer — between 24 September 1951 and 6 January 1954 — Blackpool Telephone Exchange, Edward Street, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England Occupation: National Service: Basic and Trade Training, Royal Corps of Signals — between 7 January 1954 and July 1954 — Catterick Camp, Richmond, Yorkshire, England Occupation: National Service: Radio Engineer - Signalman 22948120 — between July 1954 and 29 January 1956 — Forces Broadcasting Station, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa Occupation: Telephone Engineer — 30 January 1956 — Blackpool Telephone Exchange, Edward Street, Blackpool, Lanacashire, England Occupation: Telephone Engineer — after 1964 — Preston, Lancashire, England Community Involvement: Member Burn Naze County Primary School Parent Teachers Association (PTA) — from November 1972 to November 1976 Community Involvement: Member of Board of Governors Burn Naze County Primary School — February 1975 Community Involvement: Member Thornton-Cleveleys Gala Committee — from September 1977 to September 1983 Retirement: 18 August 1989 Community Involvement: Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) Service Volunteer — from September 1983 to July 2003 Community Involvement: Taught Basic Maths under the Wyre Borough Adult Support Studies programme. — from September 1989 to July 1991 Community Involvement: Gent's Bowling Secretary of Ashdell Bowling & Social Club (ASBC) — from November 1990 to 2000 Community Involvement: British Crown Green Bowling Association Registrar — from January 1994 to January 2003 Community Involvement: Secretary of the Fylde Branch of the North Lancashire & Fylde Bowling Referees Association — from February 1995 to March 2008 Community Involvement: Voluntary webmaster for 'bowls.org' — from November 1999 to January 2008 Community Involvement: President of the Ashdell Bowling & Social Club — from 2002 to 2003 Childhood Activities: Angling Childhood Activities: Paper Round Childhood Activities: Comics Sports Activities: Cycling Sports Activities: Golf Habits: Pipe smoking Sports Activities: Crown Green Bowling Death: 19 January 2023 — Victoria Hospital, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Margaret Annie Pope David Sanderson 1935–2023 Birth: 30 July 1935 — 51 Bryning Avenue, Bispham, Blackpool, Lancashire, England Death: 19 January 2023 — Victoria Hospital, Blackpool, Lancashire, England
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son	Links Birth: 23 July 1944 Death: 18 November 2002 — 120 Fleetwood Road, Norbreck, Lanacashire, England Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Roy Sanderson 1944–2002 Birth: 23 July 1944 Death: 18 November 2002 — 120 Fleetwood Road, Norbreck, Lanacashire, England
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Army medical at Pole Street, Preston, Lancashire, England
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Birth	Aged 5 on census date 2 April 1911
Residence	Living as a vistor with Joseph William Exley and her sister, Mary Exley (nee Holland)
Skills	Awarded 'Testimony of Study' by the British School of Carpentry after three years on a Course of Instruction on Carpentry and Joinery
Occupation	Is this a woodworking occupation? In modern terms a wood miller falls under the broader career category of woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing (USA categorization). Again, a modern job description for this broader career category is: Set up, operate, or tend woodworking machines, such as drill presses, lathes, shapers, routers, sanders, and planers
Army Conscription	Conscripted into the army, No.14687681, at Carlisle under the National Service Act for the 'Duration of the Emergency'.
Community Involvement	The Royal British Legion is a support organisation helping members of the Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force, veterans and their families
Occupation	Cyril's last week of work in this role began on 24th May, 1970
Cremation	Ashes scattered in Carleton Crematorium's Rose Garden, plot 40; as was his mother's ashes
Note	Must have moved into Portree Road after 1970, as his Will was amended at this date with his address at Bristol Avenue

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Media object	Cyril Sanderson. As a toddler
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. In a sailor suit
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. As a child by a garden bench
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. As a chorister
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. With the footy team
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. Looking like a serious young man
Media object	A gathering at Well House Farm: Harriet Sanderson (nee Holland, top row middle) & son Cyril Sanderson (top row right)
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. Standing in band uniform
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. Sitting in band uniform
Media object	Cyril Sanderson
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. On his travels
Media object	Cyril Sanderson with his mother Harriet, holding a dog
Media object	Cyril Sanderson, with his mother Harriet, pushing her grandson David in a pushchair, 1937
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. In the driving seat of an army ambulance
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. With the army lads
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. On his holidays 1
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. On his holidays 2
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. In his Reliant Regal car
Media object	Cyril Sanderson. In his Blackpool Corporation Transport uniform
Media object	Cyril and Mary Sanderson (nee Martin). A wedding anniversary
Media object	Cyril and Mary Sanderson (nee Martin), with son Roy, at a wedding
Media object	Extracts of Cyril's Diary, 1944; transcribed by his son David

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2319C75BF48E457DBB1C8E9776407B0C6DB646

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father Parents Albert Sanderson Elizabeth Dyson	Alf Sanderson 1885–1917
mother Parents Tom Holland Ann Furness	Harriet Holland 1884–1960
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himself	Cyril Sanderson 1905–1983
wife Parents James Ward Martha Lavinia Martin	Mary Martin 1910–1993
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