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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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Richard Mainwaring from Southampton UK said... | 25/11/2010 |
Ronald Blake |
69 years ago today - R.I.P. |
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Carolann Krause (Higgins) from South Africa said... | 23/11/2010 |
Frank Higgins |
My dad Frank Higgins served on the HMS Barham. He has passed now so we do not have any info. Do any of the survivors remember him. Thank you Carolann |
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Wilma Ross from ABERDEEN said... | 21/11/2010 |
george cumming |
How can I add my Uncle George Cumming\'s photo |
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Andrew from Wiltshire said... | 11/11/2010 |
According to my Cousin who died in April 2010. Told me that our Uncle served on The Barham before transferring to subs weeks before the Barham,s sinking |
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Clare (Gidley) Groot from Vernon B.C. Canada said... | 10/11/2010 |
William Gidley |
Hello the all of you that may read this message.I am the daughter of William Gidley he was just a boy when he was on the Barham. My father passed away on Oct 16 2005. He presented the association of the Barham with there Standard back on the 50th reunion of the sinking of the Barham . He was so very proud to have been a crew member of the Barham but never really spoke much of his time served on her before that fatefull day . I would love to hear from anyone who may have known my Dad I will miss he dearly |
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PAUL BLAKE from hull or plymouth said... | 09/11/2010 |
joseph ?????? |
my grandfather was a survivor so he said of the ship,but there was a contraversy about what name he was using.As he ran away from home in hull area,he had a sister called edna,thats all we know,he lyed about his name so hemight of lyed about the ship as well.Anyone with any info please contact |
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ceri lewis from isle of wight said... | 08/11/2010 |
douglas davies |
hi, my mam\'s brother, douglas davies from blaenau ffestiniog, was lost with HMS Barham. does anyone have any memory of him? i would love to see any photos. thank you for setting up this website. it is so informative. i had no idea of the scale of this tragedy, all those young lives lost. God bless them all. ceri lewis |
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