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'Steatham Research Contributor' certificate.	FAQ - Contributors There is where I acknowledge the effort made to the Steatham Family tree, by individuals who, in most cases have undertaken considerable research into their part of the Steatham Family and other areas of their Families' Genealogy. All persons mentioned here will be posted a 'Steatham Research Contributor' certificate, to recognise their contribution to Steatham Surname Genealogy. See below for the contributions of Neil Steatham, Leanne Emmett, Robert Caldwell, Yvonne Jones, Doug Saunders, Nicholas Shorthose and Mark Winfer.
Steatham marked Gun Lock.	Neil Steatham Neil's contribution was to obtain photographs of a Gun with "Steatham" marked on the lock. What Neil has contributed, has finally enabled us to see what we have been searching for all these years, a Gun Lock marked "Steatham". Click here to read Steatham Research - Occupations, and see Neil's contribution.
Henry Walker Hugill.	Leanne Emmett Leanne's contribution was to the life of Joseph Hugill D.D, who was the last of the 'Steatham Vicars' at St Lawrence. Joseph Hugill baptised Charles Steatham. Joseph died in 1842, and his wife Mary died the year after, and we now can reveal the story of what happened to their seven children. What Leanne has contributed, has given us a detailed and fascinating insight into Joseph Hugill D.D and his descendents lives. Click here to read Joseph Hugill's story, and see Leanne's contribution.
Alfred Steatham's wedding	Robert Caldwell Robert's contribution was to the life of Alfred Steatham's life after he went to Australia. On of the aims of this website is to bring to life the lives of Steathams, and what Robert contributed, gave us a unique and fascinating insight into Alfred's life. Click here to read Alfred's story, and see Robert's contribution.
Philemon's Son's grave.	Yvonne Jones Yvonne's contribution was to the life of Philemon Steatham. Philemon Steatham was the eldest son of Robert Steatham's, son Joseph Steatham. Yvonne's contribution has given us a detailed and fascinating insight into Philemon Steatham's story and his descendents lives. Click here to read Philemon Steatham's story, and see Yvonne's contribution.
Isaiah Saunders (1879-19??), and his son Isaiah.	Doug Sanders Doug's contribution was to the life of George Saunders. George Saunders is very important figure in the Steatham Family Tree, he married Mary Steatham, and of course Mary was the mother of Charles Steatham. Charles Steatham started a new branch of the Steatham Family Tree, the only one ever created independent of Robert Steatham. It is almost certain that George Saunders is the father of Charles Steatham, but this matter can be cleared up without any doubt whatsoever as we have male living descendants of Charles Steatham, and we also have male living descendants of George Saunders. They should both carry George Saunders' Y-Chromosome, this is unique because it is passed down relatively unchanged along the male lineage and thus holds valuable information about a male's ancestry. A single positive test would prove absolutely that George Saunders was Charles Steatham father, and that George Saunders started this line of the Steatham Family Tree. Click here to read George Saunders' story, and see Doug's contribution.
Gervase Lee Steatham in his army uniform.	Nicholas Shorthose Nicholas' contribution was to the life of Gervase Lee Steatham. 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. So to place into context Gervase Lee Steatham was a Great Great Grandson of Robert Steatham (1775-1827), and a nephew of Alfred Steatham. I am grateful to Nicholas for the information he has provided on Gervase Lee, and his contribution has given us a detailed and fascinating insight into his life. Click here to read Gervase Lee Steatham's story, and see Nicholas' contribution.
Florence Emily Steatham's wedding.	Mark Winfer Mark's contribution was to the life of Joseph Steatham and determining his connection to Steatham Family tree. Mark for sometime has been contributing and researching, and when the WW1 / Pension records were uncovered for a Joseph Steatham, it was very unclear how this person fitted into the tree. Mark undertook research to determine his connection, and the puzzle has now been solved. The photo is of the wedding of Florence Emily Steatham {Robert > Joseph > Joseph > James Arthur}, to Kenneth Albert Reynolds, who is Mark's uncle. I would like to thank Mark for all the other work he has done for us over the years. Click here to read Joseph Steatham story, and see Mark's contribution. Steatham.com    All Rights Reserved.