Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM SANDERS was born Abt. 1660 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died in Nansemond Co., VA. He married MARY HALL April 08, 1682 in Nansemond Co., VA, daughter of MOSES HALL and MARGARET DUKE.
Children of WILLIAM SANDERS and MARY HALL are:
i. ABRAHAM SANDERS, b. Abt. 1690, Nansemond Co., VA; d. Bef.
1755, Periquimans County, NC; m. JUDITH PRITLOW, August 1716.
ii. BENJAMIN SANDERS, b. Abt. 1690, Nansemond Co., VA; d.
Aft. September 30, 1744, Periquimans County, NC; m. ANN ELLIOTT, Abt. 1715.
iii. JOHN SANDERS, b. Abt. 1690, Nansemond Co., VA; d. Periquimans
County, NC; m. PRISCILLA PRITLOW, March 08, 1715/16.
2. iv. RICHARD SANDERS, b. Abt. 1690, Nansemond Co., VA; d. Abt.
1769, Periquimans County, NC.
Generation No. 2
2. RICHARD SANDERS (WILLIAM) was born Abt. 1690 in Nansemond Co., VA, and died Abt. 1769 in Periquimans County, NC. He married HANNAH NICHOLSON November 14, 1730 in Piney Woods MM, NC.
Children of RICHARD SANDERS and HANNAH NICHOLSON are:
i. MARY SANDERS, b. Periquimans County, NC.
3. ii. JOHN SANDERS, b. July 28, 1731, Periquimans County, NC.
iii. ELIZABETH SANDERS, b. April 27, 1735, Periquimans County,
NC.
Generation No. 3
3. JOHN SANDERS (RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born July 28, 1731 in Periquimans County, NC. He married MIRIAM SYMONS November 07, 1754 in Pasquotank, Pasquotank, North Carolina.
Children of JOHN SANDERS and MIRIAM SYMONS are:
i. ABRAHAM SANDERS, b. March 16, 1758.
ii. ANNE SANDERS, b. January 08, 1761.
iii. THOMAS SANDERS, b. January 05, 1762.
iv. HANNAH SANDERS, b. November 29, 1764.
4. v. RICHARD SANDERS, b. October 28, 1755; d. Abt. 1832, Orange
County, Indiana.
Generation No. 4
4. RICHARD SANDERS (JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born October
28, 1755, and died Abt. 1832 in Orange County, Indiana. He married
(1) *HANNAH MORGAN HENBY November 01, 1780
in Periquimans County, NC, daughter of JOHN HENBY and HANNAH DORMAN. *I
do not believe that Hannah Morgan Henby was the daughter of John Henby
and Hannah Dorman. I believe her maiden name was Morgan due to findings
in Quaker Meetin Minutes. He married (2) ELIZABETH BREEZE Abt. 1820
in Orange County, Indiana.
The following information on Richard Sanders was obtained from
Patsy
Bell Sanders. It is an essay written by Sampson L. Weathers,
born in
1883 to a grandson of Richard.
He was born about the year 1740. He was a farmer and
served seven
years as a soldier in the Revolutionary War. He was fond of
telling
about this war and his commanders. He served seven years under
General
Washington and liked him best of all commanders, was personally
acquainted with him and they were friends. Richard was the
first dead
person which the writer's grandfather, Thomas Elwood Sanders, ever
saw.
Thomas was seven at the time of his grandfather's death. This
grandson
used to ride his grandfather's knee and listen to the stories of
the War
of the Revolution, and to the war songs which he sang to him.
Richard
Sanders had a long flowing white beard which came down almost to
his
waist. He was about 96 when he died (about 1836 or 1837).
He was
upright in spirit and an honest man and was very fond of little
children. He married Elizabeth Breeze and four sons were born
unto them
whose names are John, William and twins Aaron and Elmore.
Richard
Sanders was born an Englishman and came from England, it is thought
to
Pennsylvania state. From Pennsylvania it is thought he went
to North
Carolina and thence to Orange County, Indiana. He was a Protestant
and
was perhaps a member of the Christian Church.
More About RICHARD SANDERS:
Fact 2: All the information about this family came from Patsy Bell
Sanders' files.
Fact 3: Perhaps is buried at Valeene, IN (Orange Co.,)
Children of RICHARD SANDERS and HANNAH HENBY are:
5. i. THOMAS SANDERS, b. September 19, 1792, North Carolina; d.
November 10, 1832, Orange County, Indiana.
ii. MARY SANDERS, b. 1795; m. WILLIAM ARCHER, January 31,
1818.
iii. HANNAH SANDERS, b. 1796; m. (1) ??, 1832; m. (2) ??,
1835.
6. iv. *MILES SANDERS(My
3rd Great-Grandfather), b. July 14, 1806, Indiana; d. March 16,
1873, Marion County, Illinois. I believe
that Miles was not the son of Hannah and Richard. He could be the
son of Richard and Elizabeth.
Children of RICHARD SANDERS and ELIZABETH BREEZE are:
7. v. JOHN SANDERS, b. May 03, 1803, North Carolina; d. July 06,
1876, Valeen, Orange Co., Indiana.
8. vi. AARON SANDERS, b. September 29, 1813; d. November 16, 1887,
Marion Co. Illinois.
vii. ELMORE SANDERS, b. September 29, 1813.
More About ELMORE SANDERS:
Fact 1: twin to Aaron
9. viii. WILLIAM SANDERS, b. 1820, Indiana.
10. ix. *ROBERT SANDERS, (my
4rd Great-Grandfather) b. February 24, 1821, Orange County, Indiana;
d. October 27, 1858, Centralia Township, Marion County, Illinois.
*Miles and Robert, who were brother's or half
brother's, were my 3rd and 4th Grandfather's.
Generation No. 5
5. THOMAS SANDERS (RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born September 19, 1792 in North Carolina, and died November 10, 1832 in Orange County, Indiana. He married HANNAH COPPLE August 05, 1813 in Clark Co., Indiana, daughter of JACOB COPPLE and ELIZABETH GARREN.
Notes for HANNAH COPPLE:
Hannah was the daughter of Eli Copple.
More About HANNAH COPPLE:
Fact 1: buried at Bluff Spring Cemetery, Orange Co., Indiana
Children of THOMAS SANDERS and HANNAH COPPLE are:
i. BOY SANDERS.
11. ii. DELILAH SANDERS, b. November 24, 1814, Clark Co., Indiana;
d. July 03, 1882, Marion Co. Illinois.
iii. MARY SANDERS, b. 1818; m. JOHN FREE, October 22, 1840.
Marriage Notes for MARY SANDERS and JOHN FREE:
This couple had 8 children.
iv. MARGARET SANDERS, b. 1820; m. (1) MCDUFFY; m. (2) CRITTENDON;
m. (3) WALKER.
v. MORGAN SANDERS, b. 1822; m. LEVINA HAMMONS.
Notes for MORGAN SANDERS:
Lived in New Albany, Indiana. This couple had eight children.
12. vi. RICHARD SANDERS, b. December 15, 1824, Orange County, Indiana;
d. August 29, 1873, Wayne County, Illinois.
vii. ELIZABETH SANDERS, b. October 10, 1826, Orange County,
Indiana; d. December 19, 1899, Wayne County, Illinois; m. WARREN FAULKNER,
October 22, 1844, Orange Co., Indiana.
More About ELIZABETH SANDERS:
Fact 1: buried at Thomason Cem. Wayne Co., Illinois
More About WARREN FAULKNER:
Fact 1: buried at Thomason Cem. Wayne Co., Illinois
viii. JACOB SANDERS, b. November 28, 1829; d. February 13, 1870; m. MARY ANN BREEZE, 1850.
Notes for JACOB SANDERS:
Buried in Little Grove Cemetery. This couple had nine children.
ix. JOHN SANDERS, b. 1830; m. MARY JANE BREEZE, October 16, 1857.
Notes for JOHN SANDERS:
This couple had six children.
6. MILES SANDERS* (RICHARD SANDERS, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born July 14, 1806 in Indiana, and died March 16, 1873 in Marion County, Illinois. He married MARY COPPLE February 24, 1831 in Orange County, Indiana, daughter of JOHN COPPLE and CATHERINE COPPLE.
Notes for MILES SANDERS*:
I believe that Miles is not Hannah's and Richard's
son. The date of his birth, is 1806.
John Sanders, born 1803 is the son of Richard
and his 2nd wife, Elizabeth. I believe that Miles is the son
of Richard and Elizabeth, but can not proove this.
In an 1850 Marion County Census there is a Miles Sanders listed as:
SANDERS
Miles 42
Mary 35
Margaret 18
Catherine 16
Mary 13
Nancy 11
William 9
John 6
Elizabeth 4*
Harriet 5 mos.
More About MILES SANDERS:
Fact 1: buried at Shook Cemetery
Notes for MARY COPPLE:
my gggGrandmother-----Mother of Elizabeth Ann Sanders
Children of MILES SANDERS and MARY COPPLE are:
i. MARGARET SANDERS, b. 1832.
ii. CATHERINE SANDERS, b. 1834.
iii. MARY SANDERS, b. 1837.
iv. NANCY SANDERS, b. 1839.
13. v. WILLIAM SANDERS, b. February 18, 1841; d. March 27, 1878,
Marion County, Illinois.
vi. JOHN SANDERS, b. 1844.
14. vii. ELIZABETH ANN SANDERS, b. May 08, 1847, Illinois; d. July
17, 1907, Marion County, Illinois.
viii. HARRIET SANDERS, b. 1850; m. WILLIAM L. PEOPLES, January
27, 1872.
7. JOHN SANDERS (RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born May 03, 1803 in North Carolina, and died July 06, 1876 in Valeen, Orange Co., Indiana. He married SARAH EVELINE COPPLE October 08, 1829 in Valeen, Orange County, Indiana, daughter of JOHN COPPLE and CATHERINE COPPLE.
More About JOHN SANDERS:
Fact 1: Bluff Spring Cemetery
Children of JOHN SANDERS and SARAH COPPLE are:
15. i. THOMAS ELWOOD SANDERS, b. November 05, 1830, Valeen, Orange
Co., Indiana; d. April 29, 1910, Southeast Twp, Orange Co., Indiana.
ii. WILLIAM SANDERS, b. February 05, 1832.
iii. ELIZABETH SANDERS, b. September 11, 1833.
16. iv. JOHN SANDERS, b. February 22, 1835, Marion Co. Illinois;
d. June 08, 1911, Jefferson Co. Illinois.
v. ELI SANDERS, b. February 25, 1836.
vi. CHARLES SANDERS, b. December 17, 1837.
vii. ISAAC NEWTON SANDERS, b. November 25, 1840.
viii. AARON A. SANDERS, b. July 08, 1842.
ix. SAMUEL SANDERS, b. January 11, 1845.
8. AARON SANDERS (RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born September 29, 1813, and died November 16, 1887 in Marion Co. Illinois. He married NANCY HALLOWELL September 12, 1833.
More About AARON SANDERS:
Fact 1: buried at Little Grove Cemetery., Walnut Hill, IL
Fact 2: twin to Elmore
Children of AARON SANDERS and NANCY HALLOWELL are:
i. JONATHAN SANDERS, b. 1834.
ii. ELWOOD SANDERS, b. 1837.
iii. HENRY SANDERS, b. 1839.
iv. ROBERT D. SANDERS, b. July 07, 1844.
v. ROBBIN SANDERS, b. 1846.
vi. JOHN S. SANDERS, b. 1847.
vii. WILLIAM SANDERS, b. 1850.
9. WILLIAM SANDERS (RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born 1820 in Indiana. He married PHEBE MCDONALD April 05, 1838 in Orange Co. IN.
Children of WILLIAM SANDERS and PHEBE MCDONALD are:
i. POLLY A. SANDERS, b. 1840.
ii. RICHARD SANDERS, b. 1842.
iii. DANIEL G. SANDERS, b. 1844.
iv. REBECCA E. SANDERS, b. 1846.
v. JAMES R. SANDERS, b. 1848.
vi. AARON H. SANDERS, b. 1849.
10. ROBERT SANDERS (RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born February 24, 1821 in Orange County, Indiana, and died October 27, 1858 in Centralia Township, Marion County, Illinois. He married NANCY JANE COPPLE October 22, 1846 in Jefferson County Illinois, daughter of JOHN COPPLE and CATHERINE COPPLE.
Notes for ROBERT SANDERS:
Robert is my ggggGrandfather.
Notes for NANCY JANE COPPLE:
My gggGrandmother------Mother of Charles C. Sanders.
Children of ROBERT SANDERS and NANCY COPPLE are:
i. CATHERINE SANDERS, b. May 21, 1848.
17. ii. CHARLES C. SANDERS, b. December 21, 1848, Centralia Township,
Marion County, Illinois; d. 1925, Marion County, Illinois.
iii. ROBERT SANDERS, b. February 18, 1851.
iv. JAMES SANDERS, b. April 19, 1854.
v. JOHN A. SANDERS, b. Abt. 1855, Marion Co. Illinois; d.
Abt. 1855, Marion Co. Illinois.
vi. SAMUEL SANDERS, b. October 12, 1855.
vii. JACOB SANDERS, b. September 16, 1852; m. (1) MARY A.
BREEZE; m. (2) MARY ANN BREEZE.
Generation No. 6
11. DELILAH SANDERS (THOMAS, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born November 24, 1814 in Clark Co., Indiana, and died July 03, 1882 in Marion Co. Illinois. She married VIRGIL GRUBB February 16, 1832 in Orange County, Indiana, son of JACOB GRUBB and SALLY RICE.
More About VIRGIL GRUBB:
Fact 1: buried at Little Grove Cemetery., Walnut Hill, IL
Child of DELILAH SANDERS and VIRGIL GRUBB is:
i. NANCY ELIZABETH GRUBB, b. November 19, 1843; m. JOHN COPPLE,
October 11, 1860, Marion Co. Illinois.
More About NANCY ELIZABETH GRUBB:
Fact 1: buried at Pioneer Cem., Wagner, OK
More About JOHN COPPLE:
Fact 1: buried at Pioneer Cem., Wagner, OK
12. RICHARD SANDERS (THOMAS, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born December 15, 1824 in Orange County, Indiana, and died August 29, 1873 in Wayne County, Illinois. He married MARGARET MELINDA FAULKNER October 12, 1848 in Orange County, Indiana, daughter of WILLIAM FAULKNER and ANNA HARNED.
Information from the 1994 Sanders family reunion booklet:
Richard
Sanders pioneered into Wayne County, IL during the time of the civil
war. He had sold his land in Orange Co., IN, and with his
double
brother-in-law, Warren Faulkner, followed other family members to
the
area around Irvington, IL. While living at Irvington, they
heard of
land opportunities in western Wayne County. Richard's family
at the
time included five or six children and later increased to eleven.
Richard and Warren looked over the land near Keenes in Wayne
County,
picked a homesite and built what was called a "Half-faced camp"
for
temporary living quarters. A two-story log house was built
against a
temporary lean-to or shed which would be used for storage.
Richard was
a barrel maker and the land he selected had an abundance of white
oak,
walnut and other hardwoods. The logs used in the house were
long wide
white oak and the same for a large log barn and crib, both covered
with
clapboard shingles. Warren located one quarter mile south
of Richard in
chiefly prairie land, a part of what was known as "Six Mile Prairie".
They then went back to Irvington to close their business and get
their
families. Before leaving the family west of Keenes with whom
they had
been staying, they left $400 in gold with them for safekeeping,
tucked
away in a featherbed. It was to be used to help pay for the
land which
is believed to have cost $4 per acre.
Their chief problem was making a living. There was little
or no outlet
for selling excess products such as livestock because there were
no
railroads or available markets of any kind. Neighbors bartered
their
products with each other. Richard was fortunate and made good
barrels,
kegs, etc., for both wet and dry products. He even found a
flag or
plant in the Skillet Fork bottoms that he placed between the white
oak
staves of barrels to keep them from becoming leaky.
Richard and Margaret were charter members of the Six Mile
Baptist
Church. Richard died in 1873 at the age of 47. He is
buried in Bruce
Cemetery in Wayne County, near Keenes.
More About RICHARD SANDERS:
Fact 1: 1873, buried in Bruce Cemetery Wayne Co., IL
Fact 2: Farmer and barrel maker
More About MARGARET MELINDA FAULKNER:
Fact 1: 1880, widow - census of Wayne Co., IL
Fact 2: 1891, buried in Bruce Cemetery, Wayne Co., IL
Children of RICHARD SANDERS and MARGARET FAULKNER are:
i. MARTHA SANDERS, b. 1849.
ii. ELIZABETH SANDERS, b. 1851, Indiana; m. JOHN KEEN.
More About ELIZABETH SANDERS:
Fact 1: 1880, Still lived at home with Melinda.
iii. MARGARET C. SANDERS, b. February 18, 1855, Indiana; d. January 14, 1873, Wayne County, Illinois.
More About MARGARET C. SANDERS:
Fact 1: 1873, buried in Bruce Cemetery Wayne Co., IL
iv. LOUISA JOSEPHINE SANDERS, b. September 29, 1856, Indiana; d. July 21, 1873, Wayne County, Illinois.
More About LOUISA JOSEPHINE SANDERS:
Fact 1: 1873, Buried in Bruce Cemetery Wayne Co., IL
v. MARY SANDERS, b. Bef. 1860, Indiana; d. WFT Est. 1861-1954;
m. VAN MAXEY.
vi. MORGAN LEE SANDERS, b. November 27, 1860, Illinois; d.
December 22, 1944, Wayne County, Illinois.
vii. DELIAH A. SANDERS, b. Abt. June 28, 1862, Illinois; d.
May 23, 1880, Wayne County, Illinois.
More About DELIAH A. SANDERS:
Fact 1: 1880, died of measles
Fact 2: 1880, buried in Bruce Cemetery, Wayne Co., IL
viii. EMMA VICTORIA SANDERS, b. 1863, Illinois; m. JONATHON
WILSON BROWN.
ix. EFFIE SANDERS, b. 1867, Illinois; m. CHARLES MANDRELL.
13. WILLIAM SANDERS (MILES, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born February 18, 1841, and died March 27, 1878 in Marion County, Illinois. He married MARY COPPLE.
More About WILLIAM SANDERS:
Fact 1: buried at Shook Cemetery
Child of WILLIAM SANDERS and MARY COPPLE is:
i. JOHN T. SANDERS, b. 1866; d. July 27, 1869, Marion County,
Illinois.
More About JOHN T. SANDERS:
Fact 1: died at 3yrs, 5mos. buried at Shook Cemetery
14. ELIZABETH ANN SANDERS (MILES, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born May 08, 1847 in Illinois, and died July 17, 1907 in Marion County, Illinois. She married (1) JAMES H. WARREN February 10, 1867 in Marion County, Illinois. She married (2) ISAAC P. MARTIN October 11, 1877 in Marion County, Illinois, son of VALENTINE MARTIN and HANNAH MCCULLOUGH.
Notes for ELIZABETH ANN SANDERS:
COULD be the daughter of Miles Sanders.
More About ELIZABETH ANN SANDERS:
Fact 1: buried at Shook Cemetery
Notes for ISAAC P. MARTIN:
Isaac P. (Pruitt) Martin Enlisted from Marion County, Ill, Aug.
14, 1862, and was mustard into the United States Service at Salem, Ill.,
Sept. 18, 1862, as a private of Co. "K", 111th Regt. Illinois Volunteer
Infantry under Capt. Joseph Shultz and Col. James S. Martin to serve three
years. He was in hospital at Martinville, Ala., about 15 days, suffering
chills, was detailed with squad as dispatch-carrier from Huntsville, to
Decatur, Ala., He was, HONORABLY DISCHARGED June 13, 1865, at Nashville,
Tenn on account of the close of the war. The Regt was assigned to the 2nd
Brigade 2nd Division, 15th Corps., Army of the Tennessee and participated
in the following engagements: - Gravel Springs, Decatur, Ala., Snake Creek
Gap, Cross Roads, Canys Gap, Resaca, Georgia, Bull's Gap, Jonesboro, Ft.
McAllister, South Edisto River, S.C., North Edisto, Columbus, S.C., Cheraw,
Bentonville, N.C. Also in the Grand Review at Washington D.C. May 24, 1865.
The following was found in the March 25, 1914 Centralia Evening Sentinel.
It was a little write up under Walnut Hill news. Can not find obituary.:
"Isaac Martin died at his home here (Walnut Hill) Tuesday, March
17, 1914, at the age of 88 years. He was born in Tennessee in 1826. He
leaves a wife, two children and a number of other relatives and friends
to morn his departure. The beraved ones have the sympathy of their friends."
More About ISAAC P. MARTIN:
Fact 1: P. stands for Pruitt or Pruett
Fact 2: buried at Burge Cemetery, Marion Co., IL
Children of ELIZABETH SANDERS and JAMES WARREN are:
i. JIMMIE WARREN, m. CARL COPPLE.
ii. MARY E.WARREN, b. December 1869, Illinois; d. 1940, Marion
County, Illinois; m. PLEN GARREN.
iii. MYRTLE WARREN.
iv. CECIL WARREN.
Children of ELIZABETH SANDERS and ISAAC MARTIN are:
v. ISAAC TROY MARTIN, m. LILLIE MAUDE BUNDY, July 28, 1898,
Marion County, Illinois.
vi. LOTTIE ARKADELL MARTIN, b. November 18, 1878, Marion County,
Illinois; d. January 17, 1954, Marion County, Illinois; m. CHARLES EDGAR
SANDERS.
15. THOMAS ELWOOD SANDERS (JOHN, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born November 05, 1830 in Valeen, Orange Co., Indiana, and died April 29, 1910 in Southeast Twp, Orange Co., Indiana. He married AMERICA MAXEDON September 26, 1852 in Orange County, Indiana.
THOMAS SANDERS was born November 5, 1831, being one of the following
children
of John and Sarah Sanders: Thomas, William,
Elizabeth (wife of Andrew J. Pearson),
John, Eli, Charles, Isaac N., Aaron and
Samuel. The parents were natives of North
Carolina, and excellent people. Our subject's
paternal grandparents came to this county in
1808, and his maternal grandparents in
1807, and both families were therefore among the
very first in the county. John Sanders,
father of Thomas, was an exemplary citizen and a
useful public man, serving with fidelity
in the various township offices. His death occurred
July 3, 1876; his wife survived him at
the age of seventy. Both belonged to the Christian
Church. Thomas passed his youth at work
on the farm, and September 26, 1852, married
America Maxedon, daughter of Robert and
Mary (Pearson) Maxedon, and to them eight
children have been born: Mary E., who married
J.W. Tower; Sarah E., who married J.E.
McIntosh; John M., Rachel, who married
J.A. Weathers; Anna, who married J.L.
Walker; Robert W., Nancy, Jane and Franklin
E. Mr. Sanders is comfortably situated,
owning 176 acres of land. He is a Democrat
and an influential man, and his wife is a
member of the Christian Church.
Children of THOMAS SANDERS and AMERICA MAXEDON are:
i. MARY ELIZABETH SANDERS, b. January 27, 1856.
ii. JOHN MAXEDON SANDERS, b. September 30, 1857.
iii. RACHEL SANDERS, b. January 04, 1860.
iv. ANNA SANDERS, b. July 15, 1862.
v. ROBERT WOODY SANDERS, b. June 26, 1864.
vi. NANCY JANE SANDERS, b. October 08, 1866.
vii. FRANKLIN ELWOOD SANDERS, b. October 28, 1870.
16. JOHN6 SANDERS (JOHN, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born February 22, 1835 in Marion Co. Illinois, and died June 08, 1911 in Jefferson Co. Illinois. He married ELIZABETH COOK in Valeen, Orange County, Indiana.
Children of JOHN SANDERS and ELIZABETH COOK are:
i. THOMAS SANDERS, b. February 24, 1856, Orange County, Indiana;
d. April 18, 1918, Walnut Hill, Illinois; m. (1) NANCY EDITH CRUZEN, February
25, 1856, Jefferson County Illinois; m. (2) MARGARET
WATKINS, July 02, 1885, Jefferson County Illinois.
ii. WILLIAM R. SANDERS, b. November 24, 1857.
iii. JOHN ANDREW SANDERS, b. November 26, 1859; m. REBECCA
ANN WATKINS, December 09, 1880, Jefferson County Illinois.
iv. ABSOLOM SANDERS, b. November 13, 1861.
v. ACENITH SANDERS, b. March 21, 1864; m. DAVID COPPLE.
vi. SAMUEL R. SANDERS, b. July 16, 1866.
vii. CHARLES F. SANDERS, b. November 15, 1868.
viii. IRA AUSTIN SANDERS, b. January 02, 1871.
ix. EDGAR SANDERS, b. April 07, 1873.
17. CHARLES C. SANDERS (ROBERT, RICHARD, JOHN, RICHARD, WILLIAM) was born December 21, 1848 in Centralia Township, Marion County, Illinois, and died 1925 in Marion County, Illinois. He married MARTHA JANE HUDLOW December 28, 1867, daughter of JAMES HUDLOW and ROXANNA HILTBIDAL.
Charles C. Sanders was born in Centralia township, Marion County,
December 21, 1848, the son of Robert and Nancy (Copple) Sanders, both natives
of Indiana. The father came to this county a single man in an early day
and married here.....bought a farm in Centralia township, which he sold
and went to Missouri, where he remained a short time, then came to Centralia
township and bought another farm on which he lived until his death in 1855.
His wife died in 1854. They were the parents of 6 children, namely: Catherin,
deceased; Charles C., our subject; John, deceased; Samuel, Robert and the
youngest child was a boy. The subject's parents died when he was small
and he went to live with John Thomas for three years in Centralia township,
also three years with John McClelland, who his guardian until 1865.....at
17 he went to enlist in the Union Army but was prevented doing so by his
uncle. He then worked out at different places until he was 19 years old.
On December 28, 1867 he married Martha Jane Hudlow, who was born December
11, 1849, in Jefferson County, Illinois, the daughter of James and Roxanna
(Hildibiddle) Hudlow. James Hudlow died in 1849. ......the subject and
his wife were the parents of six children, namely: Robert C., a farmer
in Clinton county, this state, married Addie J. Cameron and they have 5
children: Fred, Bert, Clara, James, Sarah and Ottie.
Nancy, the subject's third child, married Edgar Morrison, lives
at Odin, Illinois and has 3 children: Jessie, Charlie and Mary.
Lille, who married George Day, lives at Odin, Illinois, and has
1 daughter, Pearl.
Edgar is a farmer in Raccoon township, this county, who married
Delle Martin and they have 2 children: Ruby and Floyd.
Dicey May is living at home.
FROM BRINKERHOFF'S HISTORY of MARION COUNTY-pages 512-514.
Notes for MARTHA JANE HUDLOW:
Martha's apron caught fire while she was putting corn cobs in the
stove. She burned to death.
Children of CHARLES SANDERS and MARTHA HUDLOW are:
i. ROBERT C. SANDERS, b. October 07, 1868, Walnut Hill, Illinois;
d. November 24, 1926, East Fork Twp., Clinton Co., Illinois; m. ADDIE J.
CAMERON, October 1890, Marion Co. Illinois.
ii. MARY ETTA SANDERS, b. March 1870, Marion Co. Illinois;
m. JAMES ELMER SATTERFIELD, December 10, 1889, Marion Co. Illinois.
iii. LILLE SANDERS, b. February 19, 1878, Marion Co. Illinois;
d. October 13, 1942, Odin, Illinois; m. GEORGE DAY, 1906, Marion Co. Illinois.
iv. NANCY SANDERS, b. 1875, Marion Co. Illinois; d. 1932,
Odin, Illinois; m. EDGAR MORRISON.
v. CHARLES EDGAR SANDERS, b. April 04, 1880, Marion County,
Illinois; d. August 24, 1945, Marion County, Illinois; m. LOTTIE ARKADELL
MARTIN.
vi. DICA MAY SANDERS, b. March 28, 1892.