Sadell Ida ‘Sadie’ Saunders was born on June 7, 1886, in Green Turtle Cay, Abaco to John Patrick Saunders (1849-1909) and Mary Jane Lowe (1851-1944).
Her siblings included…
- Charlotte (1874)
- Edward (1875)
- John Appleton (1878)
- Stanley Franklen (1883)
- Herbert Woodland(1884)
- Berlin Bernard (1895)
- Virgil (1896)
- Birchland (1897)
- Cal (1898)
In Key West during October 1907, Sadie married William Carl ‘Jack’ Richmond (1887-1974) from New York. Jack served as a postal clerk in Miami for a period of time.
Their children included…
- William Carl Jr (1912-1928) Accidental drowning in Biscayne Bay, Miami, Florida.
- Henry John (1922)
Sadell Ida ‘Sadie’ Saunders pass away on October 11, 1984 (age 97) in Lake Worth, Florida and is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Miami, Florida.
L-R: Berlin Bernard Saunders Sr with Myrna Rider, Betty Saunders w/Lorraine Saunders, Jos Sweek, Broward Saunders holding daughter Bobbie, Sadell Ida ‘Sadie’ (Saunders) Richmond, Edna Saunders Crider, Helen Sweek Saunders, Jennie Breen Saunders, Jennie Sweek.
Berlin & Sadie are siblings. Sadie born in GTC.
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