Sander, Heinrich M.^[1]

1864 - 1943  (78 years)

• Name	Sander, Heinrich M.
  Born	27 Jul 1864	Hanover, GER.
  Gender	Male
  Died	27 Mar 1943	Platte County, NE.
  Buried	St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery; Leigh, NE.
  Person ID	I11199	Wuerdemann Family
  Last Modified	18 Dec 2017

  
  

  Father	Sander, Ludwig Heinrich,   b. 1830, Hanover, GER. ,   d. UNKNOWN, Platte County, NE.
  Mother	Hadelar, Dorothea,   b. 12 Aug 1838, Hanover, GER. ,   d. 26 Jul 1887, Platte County, NE.  (Age 48 years)
  Married	UNKNOWN	Germany
  Family ID	F2639	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Ahrens, Margaretha,   b. 15 Oct 1868, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 27 Nov 1952, Platte County, NE.  (Age 84 years)
  Married	UNKNOWN	?
  Children	1. Sander, Ella,   b. 4 Dec 1891, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 7 Dec 1987, Columbus, NE.  (Age 96 years) + 2. Sander, Otto,   b. 7 Dec 1893, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 19 Jan 1974, Columbus, NE.  (Age 80 years) + 3. Sander, Ernest,   b. 4 Apr 1896, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 14 Nov 1980, Columbus, NE.  (Age 84 years) + 4. Sander, Walter,   b. 7 Apr 1898, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 8 Dec 1962, ?  (Age 64 years) + 5. Sander, Paul Ludwig,   b. 5 Oct 1900, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 6 Nov 1980, ?  (Age 80 years)   6. Sander, Oscar Theodore,   b. 23 Apr 1903, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 27 Nov 1958, Platte County, NE.  (Age 55 years) + 7. Sander, Emma M.,   b. 15 Mar 1908, Platte County, NE. ,   d. 14 Jul 1999, Columbus, NE.  (Age 91 years) + 8. Sander, Alfred,   b. 6 Aug 1905, Platte County, NE.
  Last Modified	18 Dec 2017
  Family ID	F109	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  _P_CCINFO 2-14330 The Sander name was among the early pioneers that came to settle in Platte County in Sherman Township. On July 27, 1881, Henry Sander, on the day of his 17th birthday sailed into New York harbor with his maternal grandfather, Heinrich Hadelar. They came from Hanover which is located in the northern part of Germany. There they were farmers, and in spite of the fact that they worked hard, they were very poor. In hopes of finding a better life they came to the new country to escape the strict military obligations and the undesirable political and economic conditions of their homeland. It was Henry who was sent because the eldest son, Louis, was at that time in the military service. If they waited for him to finish, it would have been time for Henry to start his two years.  When Henry and Grandfather arrived, they journeyed to Nebraska to the Herman Bakenhus home. Mrs. Bakenhus was Heinrich Hadelar's sister. Here they sought to establish a place to live so the rest of the family could join them.  A couple of years later the grandmother, Christine Hadelar, her daughter Dorothea, and her husband Henry Sander and their nine other children came to this so-called "wild and uncivilized land" to make their home. All ten children spent their entire adult lives in Nebraska. Mrs. Sander died at the young age of 49 years, and Henry lived on to be 92 years old. [ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW] The Sander name was among the early pioneers that came to settle in Platte County in Sherman Township. On July 27, 1881, Henry Sander, on the day of his 17th birthday sailed into New York harbor with his maternal grandfather, Heinrich Hadelar. They came from Hanover which is located in the northern part of Germany. There they were farmers, and in spite of the fact that they worked hard, they were very poor. In hopes of finding a better life they came to the new country to escape the strict military obligations and the undesirable political and economic conditions of their homeland. It was Henry who was sent because the eldest son, Louis, was at that time in the military service. If they waited for him to finish, it would have been time for Henry to start his two years.  When Henry and Grandfather arrived, they journeyed to Nebraska to the Herman Bakenhus home. Mrs. Bakenhus was Heinrich Hadelar's sister. Here they sought to establish a place to live so the rest of the family could join them.  A couple of years later the grandmother, Christine Hadelar, her daughter Dorothea, and her husband Henry Sander and their nine other children came to this so-called "wild and uncivilized land" to make their home. All ten children spent their entire adult lives in Nebraska. Mrs. Sander died at the young age of 49 years, and Henry lived on to be 92 years old.  @NF1640@

  
  

• Sources

  ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW Date of Import: 3 May 2008 ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW Date of Import: 3 May 2008 ColfaxDeutschlandPlatte.FBK.FTW Date of Import: 3 May 2008.