The Sanderson Family came to the US from Canada, farming in the community of Trail, Dakota Territory in 1880 where Thomas was Born. (Found on the 1880 US Census at 3 mos old)
As a young man, Thomas moved to Minnesota where he met and married Petrina Mathison and went to work for the Great Northern Railroad as a Boilermaster. Although he registered for the draft, he was never called up.
He and Petrina had seven children, 3 boys - Thomas Milton (known as Milton or 'Sox"), Donald W. (WWII Vet), Fred E.,and 4 girls - Hazel, Eva, Faye, and Iris.
As a young man, Thomas moved to Minnesota where he met and married Petrina Mathison and went to work for the Great Northern Railroad as a Boilermaster. Although he registered for the draft, he was never called up.
He and Petrina had seven children, 3 boys - Thomas Milton (known as Milton or 'Sox"), Donald W. (WWII Vet), Fred E.,and 4 girls - Hazel, Eva, Faye, and Iris.
The Sanderson Family came to the US from Canada, farming in the community of Trail, Dakota Territory in 1880 where Thomas was Born. (Found on the 1880 US Census at 3 mos old)
As a young man, Thomas moved to Minnesota where he met and married Petrina Mathison and went to work for the Great Northern Railroad as a Boilermaster. Although he registered for the draft, he was never called up.
He and Petrina had seven children, 3 boys - Thomas Milton (known as Milton or 'Sox"), Donald W. (WWII Vet), Fred E.,and 4 girls - Hazel, Eva, Faye, and Iris.
As a young man, Thomas moved to Minnesota where he met and married Petrina Mathison and went to work for the Great Northern Railroad as a Boilermaster. Although he registered for the draft, he was never called up.
He and Petrina had seven children, 3 boys - Thomas Milton (known as Milton or 'Sox"), Donald W. (WWII Vet), Fred E.,and 4 girls - Hazel, Eva, Faye, and Iris.
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