s/o Luke R. & Susan Elizabeth (OZBROOK) SANDERS
h/o Jane BOLEN (m. 18 DEC 1893, Franklin County, Illinois)
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Another death is attributed to the tornado with the death of David Spencer SANDERS, 60, who died at the Union Hospital late Saturday, 16th., of injuries received during the storm. His wife, Mrs. Jannie SANDERS was killed by the tornado. At the time of her death she was 60y 6m 10d. Burial will take place at the Denning Cemetery today. He was the father of Halcie SANDERS whose home, the Green River Poultry Farm, was destroyed by the tornado. David was the son of Luke R. and Elizabeth SANDERS and was born in Williamson County, Illinois 15 Dec. 1863. He was first married to Mollie WAGONER and to them was born one child, the mother dying when the child was about one week old, the child living to be about eight months old. He was later married to Jannie BOLEN, daughter of Larkin BOLEN of near West Frankfort. To them were born two children, Halcie of West Frankfort and Rome SANDERS of near Benton. He is also survived by two brothers, Otis SANDERS of near Marion and R.H. SANDERS of Arkansas, Agnes MOAKE of Marion, Jane SANDERS of Marion, Susan SANDERS of Herrin.
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6/23/2013 - Michael Downen corrected name of parents and provided link to father; thank you!
h/o Jane BOLEN (m. 18 DEC 1893, Franklin County, Illinois)
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Another death is attributed to the tornado with the death of David Spencer SANDERS, 60, who died at the Union Hospital late Saturday, 16th., of injuries received during the storm. His wife, Mrs. Jannie SANDERS was killed by the tornado. At the time of her death she was 60y 6m 10d. Burial will take place at the Denning Cemetery today. He was the father of Halcie SANDERS whose home, the Green River Poultry Farm, was destroyed by the tornado. David was the son of Luke R. and Elizabeth SANDERS and was born in Williamson County, Illinois 15 Dec. 1863. He was first married to Mollie WAGONER and to them was born one child, the mother dying when the child was about one week old, the child living to be about eight months old. He was later married to Jannie BOLEN, daughter of Larkin BOLEN of near West Frankfort. To them were born two children, Halcie of West Frankfort and Rome SANDERS of near Benton. He is also survived by two brothers, Otis SANDERS of near Marion and R.H. SANDERS of Arkansas, Agnes MOAKE of Marion, Jane SANDERS of Marion, Susan SANDERS of Herrin.
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6/23/2013 - Michael Downen corrected name of parents and provided link to father; thank you!
s/o Luke R. & Susan Elizabeth (OZBROOK) SANDERS
h/o Jane BOLEN (m. 18 DEC 1893, Franklin County, Illinois)
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Another death is attributed to the tornado with the death of David Spencer SANDERS, 60, who died at the Union Hospital late Saturday, 16th., of injuries received during the storm. His wife, Mrs. Jannie SANDERS was killed by the tornado. At the time of her death she was 60y 6m 10d. Burial will take place at the Denning Cemetery today. He was the father of Halcie SANDERS whose home, the Green River Poultry Farm, was destroyed by the tornado. David was the son of Luke R. and Elizabeth SANDERS and was born in Williamson County, Illinois 15 Dec. 1863. He was first married to Mollie WAGONER and to them was born one child, the mother dying when the child was about one week old, the child living to be about eight months old. He was later married to Jannie BOLEN, daughter of Larkin BOLEN of near West Frankfort. To them were born two children, Halcie of West Frankfort and Rome SANDERS of near Benton. He is also survived by two brothers, Otis SANDERS of near Marion and R.H. SANDERS of Arkansas, Agnes MOAKE of Marion, Jane SANDERS of Marion, Susan SANDERS of Herrin.
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6/23/2013 - Michael Downen corrected name of parents and provided link to father; thank you!
h/o Jane BOLEN (m. 18 DEC 1893, Franklin County, Illinois)
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Another death is attributed to the tornado with the death of David Spencer SANDERS, 60, who died at the Union Hospital late Saturday, 16th., of injuries received during the storm. His wife, Mrs. Jannie SANDERS was killed by the tornado. At the time of her death she was 60y 6m 10d. Burial will take place at the Denning Cemetery today. He was the father of Halcie SANDERS whose home, the Green River Poultry Farm, was destroyed by the tornado. David was the son of Luke R. and Elizabeth SANDERS and was born in Williamson County, Illinois 15 Dec. 1863. He was first married to Mollie WAGONER and to them was born one child, the mother dying when the child was about one week old, the child living to be about eight months old. He was later married to Jannie BOLEN, daughter of Larkin BOLEN of near West Frankfort. To them were born two children, Halcie of West Frankfort and Rome SANDERS of near Benton. He is also survived by two brothers, Otis SANDERS of near Marion and R.H. SANDERS of Arkansas, Agnes MOAKE of Marion, Jane SANDERS of Marion, Susan SANDERS of Herrin.
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6/23/2013 - Michael Downen corrected name of parents and provided link to father; thank you!
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