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Otto Rudolf Sander
1848 - 1924

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• Birth	18 Nov 1848	Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
  Gender	Male
  Died	1924	North Sydney Reg No 18517/1924
  Person ID	I027	RopemakerDymocks
  Last Modified	11 Nov 2011

  
  

  Father	Robert Sander
  Relationship	Natural
  Mother	Charlotte
  Relationship	Natural
  Family ID	F008	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	Agnes Forsyth,   b. 1855, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Victoria Reg No 6237/1855 ,   d. 15 Sep 1939, North Sydney Reg No 19357/1939
  Married	31 Mar 1885	St Michaels Church. Sydney Reg No 440/1885
  Notes	The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 18 April 1885 Page 1 SANDER - FORSYTH. March 31, 1885, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. Hulton S. King, Otto Rudolph, third son of Robert Sander, Esq., Leipzig, Germany, to Agnes, eldest daughter of Archibald Forsyth, Esq., J.P., Manila House, Bourke-street, Sydney.
  Children	1. Alice Australia Sander,   b. 1887, NSW, Australia ,   d. 15 Jan 1962, Mater Hoapital Crows Nest. Chatswood Reg No 5151/1962
  Last Modified	4 Sep 2021
  Family ID	F006	Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  Naturalised 1914 Arrived as a sailor on the Airly in Melb in July 1878 1886 Sands Directory Sander Otto and Co., importer and indent merchants, 313 Kent St, Sydney Sander Otto R. importer Short St Ashfield 1896 Sands Directory Sander Otto and Co., merchants, 336 Kent St, Sydney Sander Otto R. 5 Short St Summer Hill 1911 Sands Directory Sander Otto and Co., general merchants and importers, 195 Clarence St Sydney 2 Raymond Rd Neutral Bay The Sydney Morning Herald Wednesday 30 November 1910 Page 11 A CITY BLAZE. THREE-STORY BUILDING ALIGHT. A fire broke out late last night In the top floor of a three-story building, No. 195 Clarence-street. The ground floor of the building is occupied by Otto Sander and Co., importers, and the second floor by N. Le Roy Tracey and Co., makers of loose-leaf books. The top floor, where the outbreak occurred, is tenan ted by Handley and Thomas, electrical engineers. When the fire was first discovered the flames we're already shooting up to a great height, and It was thought that the scene of the blaze was in Kent-street. The fire brigade, being advised to that effect, went to Kent street, and thus lost some time bofore arriving at the true seat of the fire. Once a start was made the fire was quickly extinguished. Second Officer Sparks was in charge of operations, and under his directions two streams of water were quickly pouring on the flames from opposite directions. The top floor was damaged by fire, and the contents of the first and ground floors by water.