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	Steatham Research These are subjects which I have researched in some detail. Please choose a subject to view.
	Anniversaries this is where I list significant Steatham's Anniversaries, of events in their lives. Month by month see the dates of significant events in Steatham lives. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Anniversaries.
	Anomalies this is where I list persons that do not link into any of the research we have so far for Steathams. Read about amongst others, Edward Statham / Steatham, a one time duck thief, and his connection to Steathams. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Anomalies
The Austral Immigrant Ship, in which Alfred Steatham, travelled to Australia.	Australia Connection this is the story of the Steatham link to Australia; Alfred Steatham travelled on the Austral Immigrant Ship, to Australia. Alfred's story from his roots at Derby, belonging to the family who moved from the Steatham roots in the Black Country to Derby, and became what we call "The Derby Steathams", is a fascinating story as we have a wealth of information about his life there. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Australia Connection
	Cemeteries we include here the main Steatham cemeteries of St Lawrence, Cock street, James Bridge and Charlton amongst others. This include directions, maps and also details of the graves of Steathams buried there. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Cemeteries
	Census details when and how the census was conducted. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Census
	Asiatic cholera is an epidemic disease which became pandemic in the 19th century, attacking nearly every major country. Asiatic cholera, a highly infectious disease caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, has plagued human societies for centuries. During the 19th century, the disease spread rapidly across the world, causing numerous epidemics that resulted in widespread illness and death. In response to the outbreak of cholera, medical professionals and researchers began to investigate the disease and its causes, and sought to develop treatments and preventative measures to contain its spread. In 1831 it reached Darlaston, while spreading across the UK. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Asiatic cholera .
	Churches Churches have been at the center of religious and social life in many communities throughout history. These institutions not only serve as places of worship, but also as community centers, gathering spaces, and sources of support for their congregations. As such, they play an important role in shaping the lives and experiences of individuals and communities. Research into churches can provide valuable insights into the social, cultural, and religious dynamics of the communities in which they are located. By examining the histories, practices, and beliefs of different churches, we can gain a deeper understanding of the ways in which religion has shaped the lives of people in various contexts. Research into churches can also provide insight into the ways in which religious institutions have interacted with and been influenced by broader social and political forces. By studying the roles that churches have played in shaping social movements, political campaigns, and cultural practices, we can gain a better understanding of the complex relationships between religion and society. Overall, research into churches has the potential to enrich our understanding of the diverse ways in which religion has shaped human experience and society, both past and present. Churches covered include, St Mary the Virgin, St Martins, St Lawrence, St Matthews... Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Churches .
	Google Earth covers numerous locations, Uttoxeter, Darlaston and so on. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Google Earth
	Houses Prince of Wales, Public House, Darlaston. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Houses
	Maps street map of Darlaston and other places. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Maps
	Obituaries for Steathams.. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Obituaries
	Occupations Gun Lock Filer, Publican. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Occupations
	Signatures displays all Steatham signatures in chronological order. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Signatures.
	Vicars covers all Steatham clergy in chronological order, as they appear in the Steatham story. The role of a vicar or clergyman has been an integral part of many communities throughout history. These individuals are responsible for leading religious services, providing spiritual guidance, and supporting their congregations in times of need. As such, their lives are often intertwined with the Steathams they are connected with. Research into the lives of vicars and clergymen can provide valuable insights into the social, cultural, and religious dynamics of their communities. By examining their personal experiences and perspectives, we can gain a deeper understanding of the challenges they faced, the relationships they formed, and the impact they had on their congregations. Overall, research into the lives of vicars and clergymen has the potential to enrich our understanding of both the individual and collective experiences of religious leaders and their communities. They have been researched in great detail, read the lives of both their ancestors and descendants, of these fascinating men. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Vicars.
	Wills displays all Steatham Wills, both Steathams and Vicars found so far, in chronological order. Also included are Wills of persons connected to the Steatham story! The concept of a will has been a part of human societies for centuries. A will is a legal document that outlines how an individual's property and assets should be distributed after their death. While the specifics of wills have varied across time and cultures, the idea of ensuring that one's possessions are passed on in a manner that reflects their wishes is a universal one. Research into wills can provide valuable insights into both the legal and social aspects of inheritance. By analyzing historical wills and examining contemporary legal practices, we can can gain a deeper understanding of the ways in which individuals have sought to pass on their property and wealth over time. All the Wills have been transcribed and are a fascinating glimpse into their lives. Click here to read about it at Steatham Research - Wills Steatham.com    All Rights Reserved.