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 Gary Wilkinson from Nottingham said... | 11/01/2013 |
 Arnold Pearson Wilkinson |
 Just changing my location from 1st world war to Nottingham. |
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| Gary Wilkinson from 1st world war. said... | 11/01/2013 |
| Arnold Pearson Wilkinson |
| I have just found out my grandfather Arnold Pearson Wilkinson served on the HMS Barham from 10th May 1917 until 30th september 1920, he was born on 31st august 1900 and died in january 1961 2 years before i was born. he served in the navy from december 1916 to may 1940. my father passed away a few weeks ago and my grandfathers certificate of service has come to light, so i am busy researching my families history. I have seen footage of HMS Barham but never dreamt my grandfather served on it, despite knowing he was in the Navy for so long. |
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| Carl Branton from Hull said... | 13/12/2012 |
| George C Dyson |
| George was my mothers uncle, aged just 17. R.I.P |
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| Susan Todd from Portsmouth. said... | 14/11/2012 |
| My father John De Ville who was on the Barham in 1926, would have been 106 today. |
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| elsie brown from dover kent said... | 14/11/2012 |
| cyril chedzoy |
| i would like a photoe of cyril if posible |
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| Christina Ferrier from P.O.Sickberth said... | 12/11/2012 |
| Alfred Jack Southway |
| Anybody looking for Uncle Jacks Family, please get in touch |
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| Graham Newton from Grimsby said... | 12/11/2012 |
| William Cripps |
| Have just found this superb website heralding HMS Barham and her crew. My grandad was a P.O. Stoker when the ship was lost. Such a feeling of pride knowing that the crews lives were held in such high esteem. May God Bless them and their families forever. |
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| Steve Charlish from United Kingdom said... | 08/11/2012 |
| Fred Peacock |
Hi just spotted website just to let you know that my Grandfather was on
HMS Barham at the battle of Jutland WW1 his name was Fred Peacock from
County Durham and being a coal miner he was put on as a stoker on
board. I unfortunately did not get enough stories from him while he was
alive but he did tell me they all had a lot of daily rum (by comparison
to what we drink today presumably for courage and moral) and some
tobacco ration.
Regards
Steve Charlish
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| Bob Evans from Sussex said... | 19/10/2012 |
| Savage George |
| My mothers uncle George Savage was a stoker.He was lost when it sank.The family were never the same, and I carry that sadness to this day.I wish such things would end. Bob |
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