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 Cynthia Roberts from Lincoln said... | 11/11/2013 |
 George Fowler |
 I would appreciate any information regarding my Uncle Bill(George)Fowler, who was killed when the HMS Barnham sank. Every remberance day I place a croos for him on the cenataph in Lincoln High Street-where his and his father's name appear. There is also a memorial flower container here. Someone puts flowers in the pot and would like to know who this may be-an unknown relation perhaps. any information would be grateful. |
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| Nigel Marshall from United Kingdom said... | 09/11/2013 |
 www.pro-patria-mori.co.uk |
| Edward Boyne |
I met the daughter of Edward Boyne (survivor) today whilst I was selling poppies in Leeds. We had a good long chat about her dad, and she recommended your website to me.
It is a fitting and very well put together memorial to the ship and to her ship's company.
We will remember them. |
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| trevor from Surrey said... | 23/10/2013 |
| Andrew Wilson |
| I have recently received a compilation DVD from a relative in Canada which contains quite a few Barham photos (most of which I have seen before) but it also contains a photograph taken on the torpedo deck of the U Boat that sank her. Chilling but historically fascinating. I will try and extract it and post it later |
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| Edward from Romford said... | 10/10/2013 |
| Andrea, thank you. That makes us somewhat distant relatives. My grandfather was Basil Done, son of Jessie Johnson, Ralph's sister. I have found Ralph's record but know nothing more than his basic details. But I do know the names of his family etc. Have you ever seen a photo of Ralph? |
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| Nikki Chapman from Australia said... | 11/09/2013 |
| William Chedley Lucas (Billy) |
| Recently discovered I had a brother who was lost at sea on HMS Barham in 1941 I never knew him as he died before I was born.I would love a photo of him Can anyone help.Thanks Nikki |
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| andrea from leek said... | 06/09/2013 |
| ralph johnson |
| ralph johnson was my great uncle, he was born in my home town of leek in staffs, he was killed at the battle of jutland , aged 17 on the 31/5/1916. he was the son of benjamin johnson.i hope this helps you out a bit edward. |
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| Julian Payne from Winchester said... | 23/08/2013 |
| George Douglas Hewett |
| My Grandfather says my Great-Grandfather served on Barham as a quartermaster. Looking at a wedding phot of George Douglas Hewett he also wears the insignia of a Seaman torpedo man. How can I confirm whether he served on Barham (and when)? I know you can ask the MoD, but I do not have a death certificate (yet). Are there other avenues I can explore? Thanks! |
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| Coral Hackett from Bogor Regis said... | 11/08/2013 |
| Mt father was on the Barham, but survived the sinking. We lived in a small vilage, and He played cricket for the village team, one week playing against the next village, there was another survivor playing, they struck up quite a firm friendship, that lasted for years. He could never be persuaded to attended the re-unions though, perhaps it was to much for him to face |
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| Paul Cartwright from said... | 10/06/2013 |
| Can anyone confirm if my grandfather William Cartwright, was a crew member of Barham during World War One. |
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| Thomas Parnham from Barnsley said... | 09/06/2013 |
| Thomas Parnham |
| My father survived the sinking of the Barham. He was a stoker P.O. I have a number of photographs of the Barham which his sister compiled during the war |
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