Private Life
Sadler died in 1587 at Standon, Hertfordshire. He had bigamously married Ellen, the daughter of John Mitchell of Much Hadham, Hertfordshire and the widow of Matthew Barr. They had at least three sons, including Henry and Thomas, and four daughters.
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