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 Janet Hope from Hampshire said... | 17/09/2014 |
 Walter Henry Fryr |
 My grandfather Walter Henry Fryer served on HMS Barham during the Battle of Jutland, he survived and was awarded the Croix De Guerre, and was mentioned in Despatches, I have several photos of original documentation a pictures of his medals |
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| Claire Heraty from Liverpool said... | 12/09/2014 |
| William Blakeman |
| William Blakeman would have been my Great Uncle he was my Grandma's brother, she talked about him all the time and I only wish she could have seen this website before she passed away many years ago. I have all of Williams letters that were sent to my Grandma all those years ago including a Christmas card from when he was actually on the ship that my mum (Rita ) kindly gave me to cherish. I never new William but from what my Grandma said he was an extremely handsome, brave young man and I only hope he never suffered. Don't think my Grandma ever really got over his death so its nice to see something that keeps his memory alive. |
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| Graham Webster from said... | 29/08/2014 |
| My father Robert Webster was a survivor of the Barham he sadly passed away 17.08.14 a month short of his 91st birthday |
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| Stuart Brookes from said... | 26/08/2014 |
| James Harry Brooks |
| My grandfather was among the first crew on board BARHAM his service number was j32640 & he was 17 years of age, He was Boy 1st class having previously served on HMS Powerful after joining the service at 15 years of age. |
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| julia basey from france said... | 22/08/2014 |
| Arthur reginald Bacon |
| Hi My great uncle was one of the survivors of hms Bareham. He went on to serve on Hms Naiad. A telegraphist born in 1902 died in 1983. God rest them all. |
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| Brian from Sydney australia said... | 07/08/2014 |
Hi guys I came across this page as I was researching this ship
I bought a brass lamp as I like old stuff and it has a oval plaque on it that says hms barham Southampton just wondering if anyone can tell me about it
After reading about this ship it was great to learn the things this ship went through, amazing considering I would never have heard of it if I never bought the lamp |
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| Roger Murch from Est Grinstead said... | 16/07/2014 |
| Gordon S Murch |
| My uncle was in the Royal Marine Band on the Barham and was transferred shortly before she was sunk according to family tradition. I found your site after googling the ship's name. Not sure if there is any recored of him on here. |
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| Richard Wiltshire from spalato said... | 26/06/2014 |
| Charles Wiltshire |
Looking at my grandfather's old photos, I find one titled HMS. Barham at Spalato and another showing 2 trophys. One with a crowing cockerel on it and another with "International Fleet[?[ xxxxx Sport Challenge Cup" on a platform with a sign " "OURS" H.M.S."BARHAM" "
Both photos are in the form of postcards.
He was on board from Nov 1925 to Sept 26. Some googling shows the ship was part of the Mediterranean Fleet.
I'd be interested to know what the trophies are.
He was a stoker. |
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| helen kitson from south wales said... | 06/06/2014 |
| arthur goatson |
| my grandad served on hms barham he was 1 of the surviors when the barham was sunk. |
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| Clare Martin from United Kingdom said... | 29/05/2014 |
| James Louis Martin |
| Hi, my Granddad's cousins were both on this ship. I know one of their names was James Louis Martin and I would love to hear from anyone who has any information on James. Thank you! |
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