NameRev. Harry Aaron SANDERS [3], [6]
Birth28 Apr 1887, ,, Illinois [7]
Death29 Mar 1919, Chatham, Sangamon, Illinois [101] Age: 31
BurialCampbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky [288], [40]
Burial MemoSalem Cemetery, Salem Church Road
OccupationFarmer; Coal Miner; Minister [7], [3]
FatherDeal Pleasant SANDERS (1867-1941)
MotherMartha Ann COMSTOCK (1869-1934)
Misc. Notes
1. From a taped interview with Beatrice Wakenshaw Nov 2001: “Harry was a minister. He and his family lived in Chatham. They didn’t pay ministers much in those days, so he worked at the mine too (the Panther Creek Mine in Auburn, Illinois). He would go to the mine at night time to work. He was called a ‘shot-firer’, and would go along and light the fuses that fired the shot that the miners had loaded during the day. The fuses had carbide in them, and someone had taped the fuses wrong and it blew out on him and killed him.”
Spouses
Birth16 Mar 1890, Campbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky [7], [160], [101]
Death29 Sep 1945, Jeffersonville, Clark, Indiana [160], [101] Age: 55
BurialCampbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky [40]
Burial MemoSalem Baptist Church Cemetery; Inscription: Wife of Rev. H.A.
FatherJames Oscar WADE (1855-1940)
MotherLaura Annie VANCE (1866-1916)
Marriage24 Dec 1906, Campbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky [7], [101]
ChildrenDeal Aaron “Dealy” (1908-1976)
 Garnet (1910-1979)
 Duke W. (1915-1993)
Last Modified 4 Dec 2006Created 7 Mar 2011 Mark C. Wakenshaw