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 Gerard O`Mahony from Bucks. said... | 01/02/2011 |
 Eugene O`Connell |
 Would be grateful to anyone who could give me any info on my cousin Eugene O`Connell,one of the lost souls aboard HMS Barham. |
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| venom9909 from AZ said... | 13/01/2011 |
 www.legendarydevils.com |
| My dad also caled Tom Parnham was a stoker petty officer who survived he died in 1976 after a short illness. My mother still has many photographs. Comments please from anyone who knew him. |
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| Jackie Currie from GBR said... | 12/01/2011 |
| John Bain |
My grandfather was on the HMS Barham but I dont have any info on when. He passed away several years ago on his 86th birthday but I do have a photo album with lots of pictures of places all over the world and also a clock with a plate saying HMS Barham.Can anyone give me any info on this.I have also got a copy of his service record but cannot see |HMS Barham on it???
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| Sara Wrigley from Surrey, U.K. said... | 11/01/2011 |
For those who were unable to attend a video of the highlights of the Service held at Westminster Abbey on 27 11 2010 is now available to see at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_98R3QOKN0
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| dennis dyer from cardiff said... | 10/01/2011 |
| this was dennis\'s ship but was taken ill when she was sunk fortunately for dennis, he is my uncle ,im lyndon dyer , dennis is still alive and well we are greatful for his luck. |
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| john burton from england said... | 05/01/2011 |
| My wifes uncle served on the barham. Arthur John Hector Born 1895 not sure when he enlisted, but got a long service medal in Feb 1929 |
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| Richard Gobby from Norbury London SW16 said... | 03/01/2011 |
| Dick Gobby |
| My uncle Dick Gobby served on the Barham and at 16 years old was on the Barham in the battle of jutland he was said to be possibly the second youngest in the battle to the boy Cornwell VC. |
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| Wendy Milsom from North Somerset said... | 02/01/2011 |
| Sydney Hyde |
| Sydney Hyde: Stoker (1st Class) was my Great Uncle on my mothers side, and died on the Barham. RIP Uncle Syd x |
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| Suzy Playfoot from Worksop said... | 29/11/2010 |
| Geoffrey Boydell |
| Geoffrey Boydell was my grandmas brother. He served on HMS Barham and lost his life at just 17. My grandma talked about Geoff to my sister and I when she was alive and discussed the events when the family learnt of his death and had to keep this a secreat. My mum still has the letters that Geoff wrote to my grandma whilst serving on HMS Barham. Its so sad that so many lost their lives but I feel very proud that I have a family member that sacrificed his life for us whilst serving on HMS Barham, and have found it fascinating discovering the history of this ship. |
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| Sara Wrigley from Surrey, UK said... | 27/11/2010 |
Many thanks to the 114 or so people who attended the wreath laying service at Westminster Abbey today on a very cold London Afternoon. It was marvellous to see so many people and to meet a new \'Survivor\' who only recently contacted or became aware of the association. He was a Mr David Stewart and it was his first time attending the service with his family. He was photographed with Jack Nealon and other survivors, alongside Bob Woodgate who paraded the Standard during the service. He told us how he was 15 at the time of the skinking and managed to scramble onto the side of the ship, that had not listed into the sea and while doing so, the explosion blew him off the boat into the sea. He said he was picked up by an Australian destroyer - (Nizam). Other people many of whome we had not seen before were at the service, and promised to send photos etc of relatives. One group, also first timers, had come specially from Dublin for the event. A full report with names and photos will follow in due course. I was very happy to be given permission by Westminster Abbey press office to film the entire service on my camcorder, and will be investigating ways to edit this and make it avaialable on the internet, again in due course. If anyone who attended the service but did not get a chance to make themseves known or wanted to send any photos etc, please do email me at whitelodge@clara.co.uk.
During the service, the Secretary, Ray Oliver, made an announcement after the service about the forthcoming service of Dedication for the HMS Barham Memorial stone at the National Arboretum at Alrewas Staffordshire to be held on June 11th, 2011. All are welcome to attend but an idea of numbers would be appreciated. |
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