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Cause of Death:<CAUS> a lung hemorrhage Obituary: Isaac Sanders, 6 2, Found Dea d Saturday. Retired Laborer Suffered Lung Hemorrhage A t His Home in Morgan Tow nship. Isaac Edgar Sanders, 62, a resident o f Morgan Township, was found dead in his home early Saturday afternoon . He was found by Clement Robertson, owner of the farm where he lived , lying on a cot and evidently had suffered a lung h emorrhage about 3 6 hours previously. It is said he bled profusely. The sherif f and c ounty coroner, James H Rowland, were immediately notified and they inv es tigated. The deceased was a son of the late Alec and Elizabeth (Fa ulkner) Sand ers, and was a retired laborer. He spent a great deal o f his life in Clay City and Indianapolis, coming to this county sever al years ago. He lived alone, hi s wife having preceded him in death . He is survived by three sons and two daug hters - Bert, of Indianap olis; Melvin, of Kokomo; Jasper, of LaPorte; Mrs. Ralp h Galloway an d Mrs. Don Kennel, both of Kokomo. Also one brother, John Sanders , o f Petersburg, and two sisters, Mrs. William Christenberry of Vandalia , and M rs. Rose Lykins, of Indianapolis; and six grandchildren. Fune ral rites were he ld Monday at Kokomo, and internment was made in th e Crown Point Cemetery.

Birth	1873	Coles County, Illinois
Marriage	Dec 29, 1896	Owen County, Indiana, USA - Emma Minnie Dickerson
Death	May 8, 1942	Morgan Township, Owen County Indiana
Burial		Crown Point Cemetery, Howard County, Indiana

Spouse	Emma Minnie Dickerson (1873 - 1942)
Child	Bert Sanders (1898 - 1942)
Child	Jasper Sanders (1899 - 1986)
Child	Melvin Sanders (1901 - 1970)
Child	Hazel Sanders (1905 - 1942)
Child	Sarah Sanders (1908 - 1942)

Father	Alexander Sanders (1828 - 1880)
Mother	Elizabeth Jane Faulkner (1836 - 1880)
Sibling	David Alexander Sanders (1856 - 1942)
Sibling	Schrilda Jane Sanders (1862 - 1945)
Sibling	Matilda E Sanders (1864 - 1942)
Sibling	Sarah A Sanders (1867 - 1942)
Sibling	John W Sanders (1870 - 1945)
Sibling	Rosetta Sanders (1878 - 1945)