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Steatham Military A number of Steatham's or persons connected to the Steatham tree have had service in our military. Listed here is everyone with a military connection. They are listed in order of year of birth. |
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 Joseph Sheldon's scroll. |
Joseph Sheldon (1882-1915)
Joseph Sheldon died as a result of his World War I service. Joseph Sheldon is a featured person, Click here to read an investigation into his life and discover how he fits into the Steatham story. |
George Steatham's grave (original) Copyright 2006 - Nigel James Wright. |
George Steatham (1885-1917) George Steatham, born 1885, died in 1917. He is the only Steatham to have died as a result of his World War I service. He also is the only Steatham to have is name mis-spelt (Streatham) on his gravestone! Read how I have contacted the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to get this obvious mistake corrected. George Steatham is a featured person, Click here to read an investigation into his life. |
 Richard Samuel Steatham |
Richard Samuel Steatham (1924-1944) He is the only Steatham to have died as a result of his World War II service. Richard Samuel Steatham is a featured person, Click here to read an investigation into his life. |
Gervase Lee Steatham in his army uniform. |
Gervase Lee Steatham's (1904-1980) Gervase Lee was the only son of Gervase Steatham (1875-1957), who was a son of Josiah Steatham (1842-1920), who moved from Willenhall to Derby to found the Derby Steathams as I call them. Gervase Lee Steatham served in WW2 and had a dramatic escape from Dunkirk on the last day of the evacuation. Click here to read Gervase Lee Steatham's story. |
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