Sander - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Sander family

janef37 — 2012-04-02 15:39:06Z

I am part of this family and would love to compare notes. My lines goes: Johann Heinrich and Caroline Charlotte to Friedrich Wilhelm and Maria to Herman (Salty) Sander.

Plz contact at jfargo37@comcast.net

Alfred Johan Peder Sander from Denmark

claus_sander — 2011-11-29 07:52:33Z

I'm searching for info about Alfred Johan Peder Sander b. 1878 Praestoe/Denmark, D 1956.
He was married to Hansine Petrine Nielsen and had a son Oswald A Sander b 1905, d 1993.
I located him to snohomish/WA and langley/WA, but I lost track of Oswald and his descendants. Any help is wellcome.

Re: Frederick (Fred) B Sander in Minnesota

skilpatrick3 — 2011-10-29 21:17:58Z

HI, I apologize if you happened to get 1/2 a message before this one.

I saw that you have some Zander ancestry and wondered if you happened to have any information relating to my 3rd great grandmother JOHANA ZANDER (b. about 1820 Germany) who married CARL FIELITZ b. about 1820 Germany). I am not sure if this couple ever came to the US. I know positively they had this 1 son Wilhelm.

1. WILHELM F.E.FIELITZ b. 29 Apr 1842 Mecklenberg-Schwerin, Gronlitz, Germany who married in Detroit, Mich in 1868 to CAROINE ROSOLINA CHRISTINA JOHANNA KOHLER / KOEHLER. He possibly immigrated to the US per Census records in 1866 thru Pennsylvania. He died in Detroit, Mich. 11 Jan 1917. His death record states his parents were Carl Fielitz and mother Johana Zander.

2. But on various directories I found a
Henry J Fielitz b. about 1844 living in Detroit,
3. Johann Fielitz m Anna Meyer 1885 Detroit possibly a brother.
4. Fritz W.C. Fielitz m. Caroline Bolz 1876 Detroit
Frederick Fielitz b. about 1850 Germany but in Detroit 1878.

Would you possibly have any information on Johana Zander b. about 1820 in Germany, her parents and ancestors and her children? I would appreciate it if you wouldn't mind sharing any information you might have with me.

If/when you write back, please be patient with me in replying because I have been running to my mother's home to care for her every other week as she is terminally ill. Thanks for anything or any leads, info you might have.
Sincerely, Sharon Kilpatrick

Re: Sander family

JGriffiths5 — 2011-09-30 13:16:47Z

Looking for any info of Jacob Sander born July 1835 in Bremen. He left Germany in 1857. Possibly his father was also named Jacob and his mother Sophia,and possible siblings named Joanna 1840, Hermina 1843, Julius 1848, Adeline 1854, and Harry 1856. Any information would be so greatly appreciated.

Friedrich W. "Fritz" Sander, Photographer - Illinois, Wisconsin

rachelewhite — 2011-07-03 01:32:20Z

Hello,

I'm looking for information on parents or siblings of Friedrich W. "Fritz" Sander. He was born 9 Mar 1853 in Vringburg, Bayern, Deutschland. He married Laura Schneider in 1892. He was a photographer, and took many studio photographs in Monee, Will County, Illinois, where they moved in @1895. Fritz died in 1917. They had one son, Friedrick Paul Sander, born in 1894. He married Flossie Freese in 1920. He also may have resided in Cedarburg, Wisconsin.

Any information on Sander would be appreciated!

Emma E Sanders, married to John Rossen Gates

necebeenie — 2011-06-10 13:13:19Z

Has anyone ran into family tree info on Emma E Sanders (Cherokee), married to John Rossen Gates in 1887. Emma was born in Texas or Oklahoma on 2/8/1869. Lived in Enid, OK towards the end of her life.

Re: Brede Sander (s) Iowa

voxdoc — 2011-03-14 05:54:54Z

I noticed that later as well when I rechecked. I've started a Sander blog at: http://sanderbook.blogspot.com/

There's not much there yet and it may be a while before there's a lot more. I'm working more right now on the Johnsons. Brede's daughter, Henrietta Sander, married Gustav Johnson. She recorded a lot of her memories in the article at the blog.

According to my calculations, we must be fourth cousins. Nice to meet you. If I can be of further assistance let me know.

Regards,

Mark Didrik Williams, son of Vincent Delano Williams, son of Lillie Viola Johnson, daughter of Henrietta O. Sander, daughter of Brede Bredesen Sander, son of Brede Eriksen Sander, son of Erik Bergersen Sander (c. 1739-8 Jan 1818), son of Berger Eriksen Sander.

Re: Brede Sander (s) Iowa

SadSally46 — 2011-03-14 02:44:24Z

Since that posting, I have found that ole Bredesen Sander (born in 1824) was a brother to Brede Bredesen Sander you have listed in your database. Ole Bredeson Sander is my great great grandfather. Thanks for the reply.

Re: Brede Sander (s) Iowa

voxdoc — 2011-03-13 04:18:35Z

I've not found confirmation of the immigration date, but have seen 1851 or 1853 in a biography and newspaper articles. Ole does not appear as a son of Brede Sander in my mom's database. The info she has is as follows:

Name: Brede Bredesen SANDER
Birth: 12 Jan 1822, Brandval Norway
Gender: Male
Died: 9 Oct 1905, Winn Co IA
Buried: Glenwood L C Winn Co
Father: Brede Eriksen SANDER, b. Abt 1779, Brandval, Norway
Mother: Anne LARSDTR, b. Abt 1784, Skaare, Norway, d. 1 Apr 1848, Norway
Married: 13 Jan 1808, Brandval Norway
Spouse: Karen HUSEBY, b. 11 Jan 1821, Brandval, Norway, d. 2 Aug 1868, Winn Co IA
Married: 6 Apr 1848, Norway
Children:
1. Jane SANDER, b. 10 Nov 1844, Brandval, d. 18 Apr 1930, Decorah IA
2. Brede SANDER, b. 17 Oct 1848, Brandval, d. 22 Nov 1905, Howard, SD
3. Anton SANDER, b. 4 Oct 1851, Norway, d. 25 Jan 1881
4. Anna SANDER, b. 29 Apr 1854, Winn Co IA, d. 9 Mar
5. Ellen SANDER, b. 3 Oct 1857, Winn Co IA, d. 26 May 1936, Winn Co IA
6. Henrietta O. SANDER, b. 27 Feb 1861, Winn Co IA, d. 24 Jul 1944, Decorah IA
7. Bernt SANDER, b. 8 Jan 1864, Winn Co IA, d. Abt 1926, Winn Co IA

Henrietta is my great grandmother.

Re: SANDER > Hanover Deu, > Cape Girardeau Co. Mo USA > Scott Co Mo USA

bheld — 2010-12-17 18:20:39Z

I have replied to your registered Ancestry.com email address. I would enjoy receiving the book.
bhheld

Re: SANDER > Hanover Deu, > Cape Girardeau Co. Mo USA > Scott Co Mo USA

smbaur — 2010-12-17 17:11:22Z

i have a book that has a complete family history on HEINRICH SANDER,SR. 1819 -1883. the book is very detailed with an abundance of other family names to follow up.. i would like to return it to its owner. it was found it a box of books from antique store. please email me and i will sent it to you
shauna

SANDER Thomas W - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-16 11:40:11Z

SANDER Thomas W - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,072 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

SANDER James K - Vietnam Wall section 38W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-14 10:42:30Z

SANDER James K - Vietnam Wall section 38W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,950 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Henry Fred William Maschhoff

wrayroberts01 — 2010-09-15 03:55:33Z

I see you down loaded life events story, how are you related

Ray Roberts

Re: Sander

Elden_Rich — 2010-09-05 20:28:13Z

Robert Sander, born Carlisle, England was born 1897 and moved to Utah. I would enjoy talking to you. Thanks for the post.

Re: Sander

Elden_Rich — 2010-08-30 04:07:24Z

Robert Sander Sr was my grandfather. He was born in Carlisle, Cumberland, England. He lived in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was born in 1872. His father was William Sander. Please contact me.

Re: REPLY TO SANDER'S IN NJ

joanesmith_1 — 2010-05-20 18:08:47Z

here is the family photo I was refering to in my email.

Re: REPLY TO SANDER'S IN NJ

joanesmith_1 — 2010-05-14 17:53:30Z

My Uncle Al Arvidson was married to Dora Sander in 1917. Is there a connection to your Dora? I have a marriage annoucement that says Dora's parents were Mr. and Mrs. John Sander. I have the article on my family tree (Arvidson-Hofsaes) under both Dora Sander and Alric (Albert) Arvidson.

Brede Sander (s) Iowa

SadSally46 — 2010-03-15 17:57:43Z

Looking for information on a Brede Sander(s) emigrated from Norway in appr 1851 and settled in IA. I assume near Decorah as I have info that states he contributed to the start of Luther College in Decorah. He had a son who lived in Douglas County Minnesota, named Ole Bredeson Sanders--who was known as both Ole Bredeson and Ole Sanders. Looking specifically for information that verifies Brede Sanders immigration dates and residency in the US.

Milwaukee's German newspapers: Friedrich Anton Sander, b. Lingen an der Ems

rebholzgary — 2010-02-01 02:34:58Z

Milwaukee's German newspapers: Friedrich Anton Sander, b. Lingen an der Ems

Where are they?
The descendants of Friedrich Anton Sander, who was born on 17 December 1851 in Lingen on the Ems, and reportedly died in 1898 in Milwaukee, are invited to get in touch with the German Consulate, 520 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago.

Translated from the Milwaukee Herold (Milwaukee, Wis.), 7 Sep 1930, pg 10 col 2; indexed from the collection at the Milwaukee Public Library

Christa Sander

paulwilson35_1 — 2010-01-12 20:26:31Z

Lived in Nottingham late 1940's. Married Stewart W A Wheatley in 1950. he then went to Canada to live in 1953, but appears to have gone on his own. Anyone know what happened to Christa?

Louis SANDER & Josephine LEHRNER of Wisconsin (?Florida)

katusz — 2010-01-01 20:09:56Z

I am researching the SANDER-LEHRNER line. The LEHRNER famiy comes from the town of Horitschon, Austria.

Louis SANDER married Josephine LEHRNER on August 8th, 1936 in Chicago, ILL. I have a copy of the marriage certificate.

Josephine LEHRNER was American born to Austrian parents, Paul LEHRNER and Julia (Julianna) LEHRNER nee. LAZARUS. Josephine and her sister Paula (Pauline) MIKOLASHEK nee. LEHRNER visited Horitschon, Austria in their teens.

The 1930 census listed the LEHRNER home on Belden Avenue, Chicago, IL.

I believe, from SSDI listening and doing the math, Louis SANDER may have been born Aug. 18, 1912 and died Apr. 18, 2001 in Florida. No details for Josephine LEHRNER.

I would love to contact anyone researching this line or with any knowledge of the family.

Sander

pgoldade1 — 2009-09-28 03:01:27Z

I may have some Sander information for you. You may start by visiting my web site at www.sander-family.net
If you can not get your answer.. you can contact me direct or leave a message.

P. Goldade

Michael Sander

teyoung3 — 2009-09-03 00:22:25Z

I am interested in Michael Sander (1770-1841), who settled in Hemlock (now Montour) Twp, Northumberland (now Columbia) Co, PA by 1791. He was a native of Northampton Co and married c1796 to Margaret Wertman. They had no children. Does anyone have any information on his ancestry? TIA

Sander

tcrompton251 — 2009-08-18 14:09:09Z

My father has told me about a great uncle of his from the Sander family originally from Carlisle, Cumberland district of England who moved to the US, he thinks perhaps Utah. According to his recollections he started the Sander Windowshade??? or similar company over there. He would have been born around 1870, but I'm not sure which brother it was. I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me or had further information on this side of the family.

Cheers T

Re: Fred Sander family-oklahoma

ylva09 — 2009-07-22 12:17:08Z

Hi,

I don't know if any of you are still active on this board, but I thought I give it a try anyway.
I have seen that some of you mentioned a connection to Hamburg Germany. I have a number of Sander ancestors from Hamburg going back to 1740 originally from Burgdorf (Salzgitter) in Lower Saxony. If you think there might be a connection, please contact me.

Re: George Sander

MarbaRich — 2009-03-23 01:49:32Z

Hi Becky,
I think you have it mostly right. Do you know of either Rick Mueller or Roland Sander? They are both descendants of George Sander (b. 1847) whom I have been in contact with for a while. Also the kwmed in this thread is a new contact that is also a descendant of George's. These three still live in Illinois. If you email me directly at alar256@gmail.com, I can elaborate more. Your George Sander of 1847 is the son of Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Sander (known commonly as Wilhelm or William) and Dorothee Margarethee Heinemann and brother of my great-grandfather Louis Sander. I am descended from William then Louis then Harry then my father Marland. The Minnesota branch come down from Louis who changed the name to Sanders during the first World War. Unfortunately I have not had the pleasure of meeting any of the Chicago Sander people. Data and pictures of Wilhelm and Dorothee's children's (Lena and Emma)families and only a few rather oblique references to George Sander folk.
Marba

Re: George Sander

teialukamom — 2009-03-21 12:50:41Z

After Speaking with my grandfather, Clarence Sander, and father, Dennis Sander, they're thinking that Wilhelm is an Uncle of George Sander (born 1847). George Sander's parents are buried in a small cemetary in Des Plaines, IL, not sure of the name. The cemetary is located on Rand Rd between Wolf Rd and the railroad tracks & large power lines. That's the description I was given. I'm interested in checking it out myself. We know that George Sander's (born 1847) father's name was also George. This is what has been so confusing for me to research, because there were 4 generations of George Sander's. I had been contacted by some Sander's in Minnesota a while back and I remember finding out that they were not a direct line, so this makes more sense knowing that Wilhelm was an Uncle to George. I'll try to piece more together to make more sense of all of this. I assume you are Bob Gosch's son or daughter, perhaps we met many years ago at St. Matthew Church in Lake Zurich. Please keep me updated if you come up with anything else.
Becky

Re: George Sander

teialukamom — 2009-03-19 16:52:39Z

I apologize for a late response, I haven't had a chance to go through my e-mails until today. This information sounds correct, I will verify names and see if I can expand on any after speaking with my Dad & Grandpa. My family has often spoken of "Aunt" Clara. It's nice to hear from you.

Rebecca

Re: George Sander

MarbaP — 2009-03-09 16:17:04Z

I am from the Minnesota Clan of the Sander family. Louis was my great-grandfather. Do you know of Roland Sander or Rick Mueller both living in Illinois? Roland is from the George line and Rick is from the Henry line. I have German church records that show the children of Johann Heinrich Wilhelm and Dorothee Margrethe Marie (nee Heinemann) Sander as Karl Friedrich George born 21 Jan 1847, Sophie Caroline, twins Dorette and Wilhelmina Emma and Augun Ludwig (Louis). Tradition has it in both the Illinois and Minnesota clans that there was another child, Henry which is puzzling considering the above information. Rick has found birth record for Henry that indicates he was Wilhem and Dorothee's child but born 11 months before they were married. Please contact me at alar256@gmail.com. I'd love to continue this discussion. Marba

Re: George Sander

MarbaP — 2009-03-09 16:16:13Z

I don't think this is related to my line. The part of the family that remained Illinois kept the original spelling of the name, that is Sander. You might try contacting Rick Mueller who has a posting earlier in this thread. He is one of the Illinois Sander family descendents and he still lives in Illinois. He has much larger database of info on his descendent line. There is another gentlemen following another descendent line of the Illinois clan whom I can ask if these names are familiar.

Re: George Sander

kwmed — 2009-03-07 17:29:57Z

I am a descendant of George Sander, born 21 Jan 1847, Hanover, Germany. I also am 5th Generation born in America. My grandmother was was George's oldest daughter, Clara Sander Gosch Rugen. I have a tree on Ancestry.com (entitled Tree of Life) which shows George's father as Wilhelm Sander (born 1815, died 1883). Wilhelm is buried next to George at Immanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery on Rand Road in Des Plaines, IL. Is this the name of the father you had? His wife's name was Dorothea (last name is unknown at this point). George Sander (born 1847) also had a brother by the name of Louis (born about 1859). He lived in Maine Township, IL before moving to Minnesota in the late 1890's. There is another whole Sander clan in Minnesota.

Re: Starling T. Sanders

lyzabets — 2008-12-30 00:10:13Z

I was very excited to get your reply to my post. I just recently had another cousin email me with lots of information about This Sanders family. He descends from one of Starling's brothers. He told me why the family and 150 other related people moved from Missouri out to California (on the Oregon Trail) and on to other places. He is going to send me some more detailed information about that. He also emailed me pictures of William & Sarah "Sally" (Moore) Sanders. I can forward them to you too. I have only one picture of Mary Beulah Sanders Terwilliger. She left her husband and kids when my grandmother was a baby (Montegue California) She actually tried to take my grandma with her on the train but her husband Fred Terwilliger jumped on the train and grabbed my grandmother back. My family never knew much about her after that except that she went on to get married again & had a couple more kids. Also, that she died of a brain tumor. I don't know what her next married name would have been and don't have a death date. Does anyone on your side of the family know any of this information and also I'm assuming that Mary Beulah's kids from second husband could very much still be alive. I would love so much to find out about Beulah and meet her kids if they are still alive. I want to email you off post - not sure if I can post it right here or not -

I just got Mary Elizabeth Sanders death certificate from Oregon. she died Aug. 25, 1939 Multonomah Hospital Portland her residence was 108 N.E. 16th Ave. She was buried in Rose City Cem. Her parents are listed as William Owings born Missouri and Sarah Davis born in Missouri. This info. opened up another part of the family tree - There is info. on those people on www.rootsweb.com

I can scan the death certificate and send it to you. Also, I can send you Starling's death certificate.

Thanks again for responding,
Betsy

Re: Starling T. Sanders

shandrue — 2008-12-29 21:41:29Z

I am glad to hear that Mary's maiden name was Owings. Thank you for sharing that information.

I've been looking up Starling recently, since I am a descendent of his daughter Alma. Alma's daughter Charlotte says that she thinks there was some Native American blood in Starling's family, but that her mother didn't acknowledge it. From the censuses of 1850 and 1860 and marriage records, it appears that his parents were William Sanders and Sarah "Sally" Moore of Missouri.

This is what Charlotte told me: Mary and Starling were divorced. Mary lived in Spokane where she invested in some property, after she and the children lived in Idaho. She was injured while riding on a horse, and she wouldn't let the doctors operate. At that time she was a holly roller, and she said that it was God's will that she shouldn't walk any more. She was in a wheelchair. At some point she ran out of money, and so she would rotate living with each of her three daughters.

Re: hermann & anna marie sander

JGriffiths5 — 2008-11-05 21:39:18Z

did hermann & anna marie sander have a son Jacob born July 1835?

Re: George Sander

HeatherGreene58 — 2008-08-17 15:22:53Z

I am looking for information on Arthur L. Sanders born 1899 in Il. He had a sister Rachel W. Sanders born 1900. They lived with an uncle, Edward N. Bradshaw, in 1910. Any connections?

Re: George Sander

MarbaP — 2008-05-18 03:47:31Z

Do you know the parents of the George Sander born 21 Jan 1847 in Hannover, Germany? I think I know his father. It would be nice to confirm my assumptions. His mother is the real mystery for me.

Re: Sander family

ddsander — 2008-03-06 03:42:29Z

Near Osnabruck Germany and settled in Northwest Ohio.

Re: Sander related to Sander

ddsander — 2008-03-06 02:36:10Z

According to Salem Lutheran Church Records (Family Record 101) Johann Heinrich and Caroline Charlotte were married 18 Sep 1863. Their son Herman Heinrich was married on 12 Apr 1888 to Anna Marie Louise Linke (Family Record 190). What was the other Sander family you thought was related? Feel free to email me at dsander@yahoo.com.

Re: Sander family

moninikole — 2008-03-06 02:08:31Z

Herringhausen, Hannover

Re: Sander family

Suzie727 — 2008-03-06 02:06:57Z

Where does your Sander family originate? Susan

Re: Sander family

ddsander — 2008-03-06 01:35:33Z

I have additional information about this family. If you want to compare notes, email me dsander@yahoo.com.

Zella L. Sander

jwelsch — 2007-12-11 23:13:38Z

Source Muscatine Iowa Journal Feb. 8, 2002
Zella Sander
MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Zella L. Sander, 73, Muscatine, died Thursday, Feb. 7, 2002, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City.

Services are at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. The Rev. Mike Janes will officiate. Pallbearers are Chad Garrett, Travis Staley, Jason Staley, Jeff Staley, Tim Staley and Todd Staley. Honorary pallbearers are Tabitha Jefcoats and Tracy Routsong. Burial will be at Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery.

Memorials have been established to the Lupus Foundation or the American Heart Association.

Mrs. Sander was born Feb. 27, 1928, in Muscatine, the daughter of William W. and Lula D. Dusenberry Estabrook. She married Charles W. Staley in Muscatine, she later married Henry D. Sander in 1978 in Muscatine.

She was a life-long resident of the Muscatine area.

She retired from H.J. Heinz after 15 years of service.

She was a member of the First Christian Church, Moose and the Academy of the Moose, the Moose Heart, several craft clubs, amateur geologist, traveling clubs and woodworking.

Survivors include two daughters, Barbara Saltz and her husband, Perry, and Luann Garrett and her husband, Brian, all of Muscatine; a son, Dennis Staley and his wife, Jeannie, of Muscatine; a stepdaughter, Cindy Sander of St. Louis, Mo.; a stepson, David Sander of St. Louis; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Thelma Franks and Darlene Krueger, both of Letts and Shirley Staley of Conesville; numerous nephews and nieces; and many others who called her Mom or Grandma.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Henry Sander; a brother, Harold Estabrook; and three nephews.
No relation but a good friend

Re: Sander/ Renville MN

2002-06-22 01:26:30Z

I am looking for Sander, that came to Minnesota, then North Dakota. The first names are Lars, Andrew, and Marte. They came from Norway. I have information, that Marte went to Dakota Territory, No. Amerika. If anyone can shed a light on this family, I would appreciate, hearing from you. Thanks. There may have been more, in this family, I"ve only heard of the 3 ames.

Henry Sander

jwelsch — 2007-12-04 14:39:17Z

Source Muscatine Iowa Journal, Oct. 25, 2001
Henry Sander
MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Henry ‘David’ Sander, 69, of Muscatine died on Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, at his home following a short illness.

There will be no visitation.

Mr. Sander was born on Jan. 14, 1932, in St. Louis, Mo., the son of Henry and May Williams Sander. He married Zella Lucille Estabrook on June 6, 1978, in Muscatine.

He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict from August 1952-January 1954. He attained the rank of Corporal Oct. 30, 1953.

He was a Captain/Pilot of Tow Boats on various rivers. He received various awards in safety from the Coast Guard.

He enjoyed camping, especially with the Good Sam Club. He also enjoyed rock collecting, traveling and collecting elephant figurines.

Survivors include his wife; a son, David Sander of St. Louis; a stepson, Dennis Staley and his wife, Jeannie, of Muscatine; a daughter, Cindy Priest and her husband, Raymond, of St. Louis; two stepdaughters, Barb Saltz and her husband, Perry, of Muscatine and Luann Garrett and her husband, Brian, of Muscatine; 10 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; a brother, Clyde Sander of St. Charles, Mo.; three sisters-in-law, Thelma Franks and Darlene Krueger, both of Letts and Shirley Staley of Conesville; and numerous special friends and neighbors.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his first wife, Margie.
No relation I was friends with his wife

Re: Looking for lost connection

patchedgarden — 2007-11-20 03:52:11Z

I don't know anythin about Konrad except that he was born in Galizien or translated Galatica, Ausrtia; married Elnora Zorn and died in Bessarabia. He had a son Jacob sander Born in 1864 in Mikolsdorf, Galatica, Austria and died in 18 April 1934 in Bessarabia, Romania. Jacob's son is my grandfather Heinrich.

Sander in Bad Hersfeld (Hessen)

WGFGER — 2007-11-19 09:40:08Z

HZ vom 25. Mai 2007:

Nach langem, mit grosser Geduld ertragenem Leiden ist unser lieber Vater, Schwiegervater und Grossvater

Hubert Sander

* 10. Febr. 1929
+ 10. Mai 2007

fuer immer von uns gegangen.

In stiller Trauer:

Juergen Sander
Elke Sander, geb. Fischer
Irene von der Wege, geb. Sander
Horst von der Wege
Susanne Brossart
Matthias Brossart
und alle Angehoerigen

Bad Hersfeld, Marburg und Darmstadt, den 25. Mai 2007

Die Trauerfeier und Urnenbeisetzung fand im engsten Familienkreis statt.

Frederick (Fred) B Sander in Minnesota

go2ashlea — 2007-11-13 14:08:40Z

One of the Fred Sander's was my g-father, so I know this family fairly well.

Thanks to Cousin Daniel in Washington State, we have a copy of the baptismal record in Prussia (Posen area)from before they emigrated to the US - which also confirmed that the name was spelled Zander before they came to the US. They came initially to Chicago and stayed for a year or two and then moved to the Sibley County area of Minnesota (Arlington, Henderson,...)

A group later decided to move further west and went to Rosailia/Spokane area of Washington State.

Here is some of the basic lineage info for you to see if we have any connections. I am not sure what the messaging process will do to the formatting....but hopefully you can retrieve the information. I have a tree posted via the old Rootsweb (accessible through Ancestry) if you want more family info.

The Sander information you are looking for begins with Andreas Alwin second child, Anna...past the Alwins/Klingbeils.

Descendants of Andreas ALWIN
Page 1
13 Nov 2007
1. Andreas ALWIN (b.1781-Hammer,Posen,Prussia)
sp: Anna Christina KRUEGER

Their children (2's) and grandchildren(3's)

2. Maria ALWIN (b.1811-Filehne,Posen,Prussia;d.14 Aug 1887-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Stephen Christian KLINGBEIL (b.1802-Filehne,Posen,Prussia;d.1860-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
3. Henrietta KLINGBEIL (b.17 Jul 1834-Filehne,Posen,Prussia;d.29 Mar 1910-Hancock,Stevens,Minnesota)
sp: Samuel C BURNHAM (b.Abt 1833-Ohio;m.14 Aug 1855;d.Bef 1900)
3. Ernestine KLINGBEIL (b.19 Feb 1836-Prussia;d.8 Apr 1884-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Benedict JUNI Sr (b.Abt 1825-Switzerland;m.27 Jul 1866;d.16 Feb 1922-Milford Township,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Francis Sr MASSOPUST (b.Abt 1828-Austria)
3. Louisa KLINGBEIL (b.1843-Prussia;d.bet 1876 and 1880-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Christian Sr KUMM (b.1833-Baden,Germany;m.21 Aug 1858)
3. William Klingbeil Sr KIMBER (b.17 Jun 1853-,Cook,Illinois;d.17 Feb 1921-Castle Rock Township,Dakota,Minnesota)
sp: Mary Caroline OSTER (b.7 Jul 1859-Saukville,Ozaukee,Wisconsin;m.26 Nov 1878;d.30 Jul 1919-Farmington,Dakota,Minnesota)
3. Adolph Klingbeil KIMBER (b.3 Jun 1857-Milford Township,Brown,Minnesota;d.6 Jan 1927-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)

2. Anna Christina Caroline ALWIN (b.10 Mar 1814-Prussia;d.20 Jan 1888-Fairfax,Renville,Minnesota)
sp: Johann Friedrich Sander ZANDER (b.16 Jul 1812-Bromberg,Prussia;d.23 May 1878-Arlington,Sibley,Minnesota)
3. Wilhemine SANDER (b.30 Jan 1837-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia;d.7 Feb 1837-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia)
3. Henriette SANDER (b.Jan 1838-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia;d.10 Feb 1838-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia)
3. Wilhem SANDER (b.30 Dec 1838-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia;d.18 Jan 1839-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia)
3. Justina Augustine Justine SANDER (b.5 Aug 1841-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia;d.7 Oct 1893-Jessenland Township,Sibley,Minnesota)
sp: John GEIB (b.May 1834-Prussia;m.1857;d.27 Dec 1900-Jessenland Township,Sibley,Minnesota)
3. William Frederick SANDER (b.25 Jul 1845-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia;d.27 Apr 1908-Rosalia,Whitman,Washington)
sp: Anna Boebara MEISNER (b.22 Apr 1849-New York;m.8 Sep 1869;d.8 May 1920-Rosalia,Whitman,Washington)
3. Frederick B Wilhelm SANDER (b.28 Feb 1847-Zarnikow,Bromberg,Prussia;d.13 Aug 1918-Arlington,Sibley,Minnesota)
sp: Maria "Mary" STREBEL (b.25 Jun 1845-Chicago,Cook,Illinois;m.4 Jul 1870;d.4 May 1928-Sharon Township,Le Sueur,Minnesota)
3. Ernstina Wilhelmine SANDER (b.10 May 1850-Filehne,Putzig,Prussia;d.8 Sep 1916-Cairo Township,Renville,Minnesota)
sp: Adam John RIEKE (b.1 Jun 1840-Wulften,Schledehuusen,Amt Osnabruck,Hannover, Prussia;m.15 Mar 1871;d.17 Apr 1920-Cairo Township,Renville,Minnesota)
3. Anna Barbara SANDER (b.1852-Illinois;d.1890-Henderson,Sibley,Minnesota)
sp: Julius WOLF (b.Jul 1848-Prussia;d.1941-Henderson,Sibley,Minnesota)
sp: male STREBEL
3. Herman Karl SANDER (b.13 Aug 1856-Illinois;d.7 Oct 1922-Spokane,Spokane,Washington)
sp: Catherine Catrina SABLOSKA (b.13 Oct 1856-Prussia;m.11 Oct 1880;d.9 Mar 1918-Fairfax,Renville,Minnesota)
3. Ludwig Carl SANDER (b.11 Jul 1856-Minnesota;d.21 Dec 1932-Cairo Township,Renville,Minnesota)
sp: Mary Sophia BOSSE (b.3 Apr 1863-Cincinnati,Ohio;m.3 Apr 1883;d.23 May 1944-,Redwood,Minnesota)

2. Wilhelm ALWIN (b.6 Sep 1825-Posen,Zu Putzig Provence,Prussia;d.6 Feb 1910-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Johana Wilhelmine GRUENING (b.14 Feb 1825-Posen,Zu Putzig Provence,Prussia;m.8 Dec 1853;d.22 Sep 1923-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
3. Friedrich Wilhelm Fritz, Fred, Frederick ALWIN (b.5 Jul 1855-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.8 Nov 1947-Sleepy Eye,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Dorothea "Dora" WIETZEL (b.4 Oct 1838-Hesse,Cassel,Germany;d.14 Oct 1914-Leavenworth Township,Brown,Minnesota)
3. Julius Herman ALWIN (b.4 Jul 1856-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.Abt 11 Apr 1941)
sp: Emma WOLTER (m.24 Jul 1878;d.14 Nov 1942-St Paul,Ramsey,Minnesota)
3. Adolph August ALWIN (b.24 Aug 1857-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.28 Mar 1946-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Mary Lydia DIEDERICH (b.27 Jul 1865-Salem,Ramsey,Minnesota;m.8 Nov 1883;d.6 Jul 1938-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
3. Rudolph Edward Edwin ALWIN (b.24 Nov 1864-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.17 Feb 1935-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Emma W STRATE (b.11 May 1865-West Newton,Nicollet,Minnesota;m.16 Nov 1885;d.4 Sep 1949-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
3. Emil Gustav ALWIN (b.27 Dec 1860-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.Abt Mar 1943-Milnor,Sargent,North Dakota)
sp: Henrietta HOPFENSPIRGER
3. Albert Julian "A J" ALWIN (b.23 Jul 1862-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.16 Feb 1935-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Elizabeth JAHN (b.Feb 1865-Minnesota;m.18 May 1885;d.23 Dec 1947-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
3. Edward Louis ALWIN (b.1 Dec 1863-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.12 Nov 1955-Minneapolis,Hennepin,Minnesota)
sp: Anna SCHNEIDER (b.2 Mar 1872-Berlin,Germany;m.8 Nov 1895;d.Bef May 2001-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
3. William Gustav ALWIN (b.24 May 1865-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.13 Jan 1937-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota)
sp: Meta Louise SEITER (b.3 Apr 1875-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;m.29 Nov 1899;d.21 Mar 1961-St Paul,Ramsey,Minnesota)
3. Alwina Matilda ALWIN (b.30 Apr 1868-New Ulm,Brown,Minnesota;d.30 Sep 1962-Arlington,Sibley,Minnesota)
sp: Herman BREITKREUTZ (b.16 Apr 1864-Arlington,Sibley,Minnesota;m.25 Nov 1886;d.11 Sep 1944)

2. Dorothea Louisa ALWIN (b.15 Jun 1821-Putzig,West Prussia,Preussen)

Re: Sander family

JGriffiths5 — 2007-11-12 17:59:14Z

Do you know if John Heinrich Sander had a brother Jacob Sander 1835-1909?

Re: Sander family

moninikole — 2007-11-12 23:54:25Z

It's possible but I didn't find his name when I copied the list of children and their information from the Salem Lutheran Church (Wood County, Ohio) records. Here are their children:

Children
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1 F: Anna Maria Engel (Mary) SANDER
Birth: 14 Nov 1830 Hunefeld No. 16 C, Germany
Death: 22 Aug 1872 Troy Township , Luckey, Wood County, Ohio
Spouse: Johann Friedrich Wilhelm (William) HARMEIER
Marriage: 2 Oct 1850 Wood County, Ohio
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2 F: Maria Engel (Angeline) SANDER (Saunders)
Birth: 23 Dec 1833 Osnabruck (Herringhausen Germany)
Death: 6 Sep 1901 Troy Township , Luckey, Wood County, Ohio
Spouse: Friedrich Wilhelm (William) WELLING
Marriage: 4 Aug 1854 Troy Township , Luckey, Wood County, Ohio
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3 M: Johann Friedrich Wilhelm SANDER
Birth: 27 May 1836 Osnabruck
Death: 18 Dec 1861 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
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4 M: Johann Heinrich SANDER
Birth: 8 Jul 1839 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
Death: 22 Jun 1882 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
Spouse: Charlotte (Lottie) SCHULTE
Marriage: 18 Sep 1863
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5 F: Wilhelmine Carolina (Caroline) SANDER
Birth: 13 Feb 1842 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
Death: 17 Oct 1865 Pemberville, Wood County, Ohio
Spouse: Heinrich Wilhelm (William) BROCKSEKER
Marriage: 19 Jan 1860
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6 M: Herman Heinrich (Harman) SANDER
Birth: 1844 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
Death: 18 Jul 1862 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
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7 F: Johanna Sophia “Hannah” SANDER
Birth: 3 Sep 1846 Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio
Death: 21 May 1887 Elmore, Ottawa, Ohio
Spouse: John HOTMER