It appears that apart from one small diversion in the early 1830s,when he dabbled in the world of law enforcement, Edward Sanders spent his life working as a shoe maker. His father's will specified that money be put aside for an apprenticeship of some kind for young Edward, and he must have been indentured to a shoe maker.
On the baptismal certificate of third child, Henry Sanders, in 1832, it was noted that Edward Sanders was "now a police officer, late of this parish'. By the time his next child was baptised in 1835, his occupation was once again shoe maker, and it remained so until his death.
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