Alf Sanderson 1885–1917 – Sanderson Family Tree

Alf Sanderson, 1885–1917 (aged 31 years)

Alfred Sanderson, singled out from his squad picture

Name

Alf Sanderson

Name: Alf /Sanderson/
Given names: Alf
Surname: Sanderson
Nickname: Sandy

Sex Male

Events of close relatives
Birth	14 October 1885 Knowle Top, Stannington, West Riding of Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Aged 5 on census date of 5 April 1891
Census	5 April 1891 (aged 5 years) England Address: Knowle Top Stannington Bradfield West Riding of Yorkshire England Restriction: Only managers can edit
Occupation	Scholar April 1891
Census	31 March 1901 (aged 15 years) England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Not found. Ancestry.com. All 1901 U.K. Census Collection. Not found. Ancestry.com. All 1901 U.K. Census Collection. Search terms: Alf Sanderson, male A Sanderson, male, born: Yorkshire, England Alfred Sanderson, male
Civil marriage	Harriet Holland — View this family 27 February 1905 Husband: 19 years Wife: 20 years Sheffield Register Office, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit
Occupation	Labourer at brick works February 1905 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Residence	February 1905 175 Low Road, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Latitude: 53.393778 Longitude: -1.517377 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Occupation	Clay miner May 1905 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Birth of a son	Cyril Sanderson 23 May 1905 Knoll Cottages, Stannington, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Aged 5 on census date 2 April 1911
Residence	1908 34 George Street, Thornhill Briggs, Brighouse, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Address inscribed in a dictionary owned By Alf Sanderson
St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured	Qualified in First Aid January 1908 Halifax, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Alf Sanderson, St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured, Jan 1908
Census	2 April 1911 (aged 25 years) England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Obviously not in the same place as his wife Harriet and son Cyril, who were staying with the Exley's at the census date Note: Inconclusive. Inconclusive. Ancestry.com. 1911 England & Wales Census Collection. Search terms: A Sanderson, male - yielded at least 3 possible entries in 1911 England Census Summary Books. Haven't attempted yet to weed them in or out as of 24/06/2024.
Occupation	Police constable 1912 Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Employer: Brightside Division, Sheffield City Police Restriction: Only managers can edit
St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured	Re-certified in First Aid April 1913 Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Alf Sanderson, St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured, Apr 1913
Fact	Re-examined by St. John Ambulance in Sheffield April 1914 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Occupation	Private, then Lance Corporal, 1 Company, 4 Platoon, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, British Expeditionary Force between 1915 and 1917 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Residence	before 1917 9 Haywood Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: This road has been demolished Looking down Haywood Road, from Pitsmoor Road, Sheffield
WW1 Souvenirs	Embroidered Silk Postcards between 1915 and 1917 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Though expensive to buy, embroidered silk postcards became one of the most popular ways for British soldiers to send their love back home during the Great War. There were a fantastic number of designs, generally patriotic or sentimental, all seeking to show the bright colours of the threads to their best effect. Flags, butterfly wings, bird plumage and rainbows featured strongly. Also embroidered – usually in a single colour - were a few words. They were originally sold in fragile, thin paper envelopes. So to safely protect them in transit, they were wrapped in an accompanying letter conveying the soldier's message, and placed in a further envelope, and sent home at no charge to the sender in military mail bags. So most 'WW1 silks' are unwritten, with no marks on the back, and do not bear a postage stamp. Note: Refs: Embroidered silk postcards and sweetheart pillows, https://www.trenchartofww1.co.uk/silk_postcards_32.html (accessed 14/03/2024). Embroidered Silk Postcards, https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/embroidered-silk-postcards (accessed 14/03/2024). From your soldier boy: Silk postcards of the First World War, https://museumcrush.org/from-your-soldier-boy-silk-postcards-of-the-first-world-war/ (accessed 14/03/2024). First World War: Silk embroidered postcards, https://www.cheltenhammuseum.org.uk/collection/cheltenham-remembers-silk-embroidered-postcards/ (accessed 14/03/2024). Note: Alf sent these five embroidered silk postcards to his wife Harriet and his son Cyril. Forget Me Not Don't Forget Me To My Dear Little Boy Souvenir from France Hands Across the Sea - RMS Magentic
Death of a father	Albert Sanderson Cause: Unknown Restriction: Only managers can edit
Death of a mother	Elizabeth Dyson Cause: Unknown Restriction: Only managers can edit
Associate	Clara Sanderson — elder sister Relationship: Sister, and witness to his marriage with Harriet Holland, under her married name Clara Goodison Restriction: Only managers can edit
Restriction	Harriet Holland — View this family Only managers can edit
Death	25 June 1917 (aged 31 years) Battlefield near Ypres (Ieper), Belgium Cause of death: 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	1917 (0 after death) 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
1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal	First World War Campaign Medals between 1918 and 1919 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: The 1914-15 Star, instituted in 1918, was awarded to personnel who saw service in France and Flanders from 23 November 1914 to 31 December 1915. The 1914-15 Star, instituted in 1918, was awarded to personnel who saw service in France and Flanders from 23 November 1914 to 31 December 1915. The British War Medal, instituted in July 1919, could be awarded to all military personnel who had served abroad during any stage of the war, or who had died on active service, between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918 (initially). The Victory Medal, instituted in September 1919, was issued for service in an active theatre of military operations between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918. It was issued to all those who received the 1914-15 Star (or the 1914 Star), and to most of those who were awarded the British War Medal. It was never awarded on its own.
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 Latitude: 53.383154 Longitude: -1.469335 Restriction: Only managers can edit Sheffield City Police and Fire Brigade - WW1 Memorial

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 20 December 1844 — Low Bradfield, Yorkshire Census: 30 March 1851 — England Occupation: Scholar — 1851 Census: 7 April 1861 — England Occupation: Apprentice razor grinder — April 1861 Religious marriage: 1 April 1866 — Stannington Census: 2 April 1871 — England Occupation: Miner clay — April 1871 Census: 3 April 1881 — England Occupation: Coal miner — April 1881 Census: 5 April 1891 — England Census: 31 March 1901 — England Census: 2 April 1911 — England Occupation: Razor Grinder — between April 1891 and April 1911 Death: Unique identifier: 32B1AEA7F18F4698996E1AD8F7C15FC796D845 Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Elizabeth Dyson Charles Thomas Sanderson Elizabeth Ann Sanderson George Sanderson Walter Sanderson Albert Sanderson Clara Sanderson Ernest Sanderson Vincent Sanderson Alf Sanderson Albert Sanderson 1844–… Birth: 20 December 1844 — Low Bradfield, Yorkshire Death:
mother	Links Birth: 2 October 1841 — Stannington, Yorkshire, England Religious marriage: 1 April 1866 — Stannington Census: 2 April 1871 — England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Census: 5 April 1891 — England Census: 31 March 1901 — England Death: Unique identifier: 32B1AEA7F18F4698996E1AD8F7C15FC796D845 Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Albert Sanderson Charles Thomas Sanderson Elizabeth Ann Sanderson George Sanderson Walter Sanderson Albert Sanderson Clara Sanderson Ernest Sanderson Vincent Sanderson Alf Sanderson Elizabeth Dyson 1841–… Birth: 2 October 1841 — Stannington, Yorkshire, England Death:
Religious marriage	Religious marriage — 1 April 1866 — Stannington
9 months elder brother	Links Birth: 1866 — Stannington Census: 2 April 1871 — England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Occupation: Butcher Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Charles Thomas Sanderson 1866–… Birth: 1866 — Stannington Death:
2 years elder sister	Links Birth: 23 February 1868 — Stannington Census: 2 April 1871 — England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Occupation: Servant dom[estic] — April 1881 Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Elizabeth Ann Sanderson 1868–… Birth: 23 February 1868 — Stannington Death:
3 years elder brother	Links Birth: 1870 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Census: 2 April 1871 — England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1881 Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Razor Grinder — April 1891 Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships George Sanderson 1870–… Birth: 1870 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Death:
3 years elder brother	Links Birth: 8 July 1872 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1881 Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Razor Grinder — April 1891 Occupation: Employed as a ganister miner (underground) — March 1901 Census: 31 March 1901 — England Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Walter Sanderson 1872–… Birth: 8 July 1872 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Death:
16 months elder brother	Links Birth: 16 October 1873 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1881 Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Razor Grinder — April 1891 Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Albert Sanderson 1873–… Birth: 16 October 1873 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Death:
4 years elder sister	Links Birth: 1877 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Census: 5 April 1891 — England Census: 31 March 1901 — England Census: 2 April 1911 — England Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Clara Sanderson 1877–… Birth: 1877 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Death:
3 years elder brother	Links Birth: 1879 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Census: 3 April 1881 — England Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1891 Occupation: Employed as a bricklayer — March 1901 Census: 31 March 1901 — England Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Ernest Sanderson 1879–… Birth: 1879 — Stannington, Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Death:
2 years elder brother	Links Birth: 16 April 1881 — Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Census: 5 April 1891 — England Occupation: Scholar — April 1891 Occupation: Employed as ganister miner (underground) — March 1901 Census: 31 March 1901 — England Death: Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Nora Thompson Gladys Sanderson William Arthur Sanderson Vincent Sanderson 1881–… Birth: 16 April 1881 — Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Death:
5 years himself	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

Family with Harriet Holland
himself	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
wife	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 son	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

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1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal
Unveiling and dedication of Sheffield City Police and Fire Brigade - WW1 Memorial

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Birth	Aged 5 on census date of 5 April 1891
Census	Not found. Ancestry.com. All 1901 U.K. Census Collection. Search terms: Alf Sanderson, male A Sanderson, male, born: Yorkshire, England Alfred Sanderson, male
Census	Obviously not in the same place as his wife Harriet and son Cyril, who were staying with the Exley's at the census date Inconclusive. Ancestry.com. 1911 England & Wales Census Collection. Search terms: A Sanderson, male - yielded at least 3 possible entries in 1911 England Census Summary Books. Haven't attempted yet to weed them in or out as of 24/06/2024.
Residence	This road has been demolished
WW1 Souvenirs	Though expensive to buy, embroidered silk postcards became one of the most popular ways for British soldiers to send their love back home during the Great War. There were a fantastic number of designs, generally patriotic or sentimental, all seeking to show the bright colours of the threads to their best effect. Flags, butterfly wings, bird plumage and rainbows featured strongly. Also embroidered – usually in a single colour - were a few words. They were originally sold in fragile, thin paper envelopes. So to safely protect them in transit, they were wrapped in an accompanying letter conveying the soldier's message, and placed in a further envelope, and sent home at no charge to the sender in military mail bags. So most 'WW1 silks' are unwritten, with no marks on the back, and do not bear a postage stamp. Refs: Embroidered silk postcards and sweetheart pillows, https://www.trenchartofww1.co.uk/silk_postcards_32.html (accessed 14/03/2024). Embroidered Silk Postcards, https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/embroidered-silk-postcards (accessed 14/03/2024). From your soldier boy: Silk postcards of the First World War, https://museumcrush.org/from-your-soldier-boy-silk-postcards-of-the-first-world-war/ (accessed 14/03/2024). First World War: Silk embroidered postcards, https://www.cheltenhammuseum.org.uk/collection/cheltenham-remembers-silk-embroidered-postcards/ (accessed 14/03/2024). Alf sent these five embroidered silk postcards to his wife Harriet and his son Cyril.
Burial	Tombstone bears the personal inscription: EVER REMEMBERED BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND SON
1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal	The 1914-15 Star, instituted in 1918, was awarded to personnel who saw service in France and Flanders from 23 November 1914 to 31 December 1915. The British War Medal, instituted in July 1919, could be awarded to all military personnel who had served abroad during any stage of the war, or who had died on active service, between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918 (initially). The Victory Medal, instituted in September 1919, was issued for service in an active theatre of military operations between 5 August 1914 and 11 November 1918. It was issued to all those who received the 1914-15 Star (or the 1914 Star), and to most of those who were awarded the British War Medal. It was never awarded on its own.
Note	According to an entry in Cyril SANDERSON's diary of 11th March, 1945, A.SANDERSON's name is recorded on the Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres (Ieper), Belgium. However, Elizabeth Walker (nee Sanderson), could find no record of this via online search of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission War Dead database (15/11/2023, https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/). This would be consistent with the purpose of the Menin Gate Memorial - to commemorate members of the Commonwealth forces with no known grave.

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Residence	Address inscribed in a dictionary owned By Alf Sanderson
St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured	Alf Sanderson, St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured, Jan 1908
Census
St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured	Alf Sanderson, St John Ambulance Certificate for First Aid to the Injured, Apr 1913
Residence	Looking down Haywood Road, from Pitsmoor Road, Sheffield
WW1 Souvenirs	Forget Me Not Don't Forget Me To My Dear Little Boy Souvenir from France Hands Across the Sea - RMS Magentic
Death	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	Bleuet Farm Cemetery Plan, Belgium View of Bleuet Farm Cemetery, Belgium Alfred Sanderson's Gravestone
Unveiling and dedication of Sheffield City Police and Fire Brigade - WW1 Memorial	Sheffield City Police and Fire Brigade - WW1 Memorial
Media object	Alfred Sanderson. Constable 273
Media object	Alfred Sanderson. Constable 336
Media object	Alfred Sanderson, with his squad
Media object	Alfred Sanderson, singled out from his squad picture

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93EA9EA09A2A45F09ACE2E7E2F32CC338287EB

Last change

24 June 2024 – 19:46:11

Author of last change: dizzydora

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father Parents Joel Sanderson Eliza Sanderson	Albert Sanderson 1844–…
mother	Elizabeth Dyson 1841–…
elder brother	Charles Thomas Sanderson 1866–…
elder sister	Elizabeth Ann Sanderson 1868–…
elder brother	George Sanderson 1870–…
elder brother	Walter Sanderson 1872–…
elder brother	Albert Sanderson 1873–…
elder sister	Clara Sanderson 1877–…
elder brother	Ernest Sanderson 1879–…
elder brother Family Nora Thompson Gladys Sanderson William Arthur Sanderson Private Private	Vincent Sanderson 1881–…
himself	Alf Sanderson 1885–1917

Family with Harriet Holland
himself	Alf Sanderson 1885–1917
wife Parents Tom Holland Ann Furness	Harriet Holland 1884–1960
son Family Mary Martin David Sanderson Private Private Roy Sanderson Private	Cyril Sanderson 1905–1983