Vincent Sanderson 1881–… – Sanderson Family Tree

Vincent Sanderson, 1881–…

Name

Vincent Sanderson

Name: Vincent /Sanderson/
Given names: Vincent
Surname: Sanderson

Sex Male

Events of close relatives
Birth	16 April 1881 Bradfield, Yorkshire, England Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Aged 9 on census date of 5 April 1891 Aged 9 on census date of 5 April 1891 Aged 19 on census date of 31 March 1901
Birth of a brother	Alf Sanderson 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 9 years) England Address: Knowle Top Stannington Bradfield West Riding of Yorkshire England Restriction: Only managers can edit
Occupation	Scholar April 1891
Occupation	Employed as ganister miner (underground) March 1901 Restriction: Only managers can edit Note: Ganister is a hard, fine grained , silica cemented sandstone. It is commonly, although not exclusively, found as seat earths below Carboniferous Coal Measure deposits & hence may contain root fossils. The name Ganister seems to have arisen in Yorkshire & Derbyshire where it was the local miners’ & quarrymens’ name for roadstone. It was particularly important around Sheffield where it was mined extensively to be used as a refractory liner for coke ovens & furnaces for the steel industry. Sheffield Ganister or Blue Ganister became the type example for this lithology. Ganister is a hard, fine grained , silica cemented sandstone. It is commonly, although not exclusively, found as seat earths below Carboniferous Coal Measure deposits & hence may contain root fossils. The name Ganister seems to have arisen in Yorkshire & Derbyshire where it was the local miners’ & quarrymens’ name for roadstone. It was particularly important around Sheffield where it was mined extensively to be used as a refractory liner for coke ovens & furnaces for the steel industry. Sheffield Ganister or Blue Ganister became the type example for this lithology. Ref: https://www.geologysuperstore.com/product/ganister/ (accessed 21/03/2024)
Census	31 March 1901 (aged 19 years) England Address: Knowle Top Stannington Bradfield West Riding of Yorkshire England Restriction: Only managers can edit
Birth of a daughter	Gladys Sanderson April 1908 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Birth of a son	William Arthur Sanderson 13 December 1913 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Death of a brother	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 brother	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
Death of a wife	Nora Thompson 16 July 1957 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Death of a daughter	Gladys Sanderson 1983 Restriction: Only managers can edit
Death of a son	William Arthur Sanderson 7 July 1996 Restriction: Only managers can edit
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
Death	yes Restriction: Only managers can edit Cause of death: Unknown

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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 himself	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 younger brother	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 Nora Thompson
himself	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:
wife	Links Birth: 1877 Death: 16 July 1957 Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Vincent Sanderson Gladys Sanderson William Arthur Sanderson Nora Thompson 1877–1957 Birth: 1877 Death: 16 July 1957
daughter	Links Birth: April 1908 Death: 1983 Unique identifier: 768C5462F6BF44A380411912C5F9B0C9877725 Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Arthur Hirst Gladys Sanderson 1908–1983 Birth: April 1908 Death: 1983
6 years son	Links Birth: 13 December 1913 Death: 7 July 1996 Links Ancestors Descendants Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Arthur Sanderson 1913–1996 Birth: 13 December 1913 Death: 7 July 1996
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Birth	Aged 9 on census date of 5 April 1891 Aged 19 on census date of 31 March 1901
Occupation	Ganister is a hard, fine grained , silica cemented sandstone. It is commonly, although not exclusively, found as seat earths below Carboniferous Coal Measure deposits & hence may contain root fossils. The name Ganister seems to have arisen in Yorkshire & Derbyshire where it was the local miners’ & quarrymens’ name for roadstone. It was particularly important around Sheffield where it was mined extensively to be used as a refractory liner for coke ovens & furnaces for the steel industry. Sheffield Ganister or Blue Ganister became the type example for this lithology. Ref: https://www.geologysuperstore.com/product/ganister/ (accessed 21/03/2024)
Note	Free BMD search Vincent Sanderson=Nora Thompson Finds Vincent Sanderson registered Eccleshall B(ierlow) q.e.Jun 1905 Vol 9c page 685 Nora Thompson registered Eccleshall B(ierlow) q.e.Jun 1905 Vol 9c page 685

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Family with parents
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–…
himself	Vincent Sanderson 1881–…
younger brother Family Harriet Holland Cyril Sanderson	Alf Sanderson 1885–1917

Family with Nora Thompson
himself	Vincent Sanderson 1881–…
wife	Nora Thompson 1877–1957
daughter Family Arthur Hirst	Gladys Sanderson 1908–1983
son Family Private Private	William Arthur Sanderson 1913–1996
son Family Private	Private
daughter	Private