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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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| Joanne Clark from South Shields said... | 07/11/2010 |
| William Jager |
| My grandad William Jager will be 90 years old on 12 November 2010, if anyone knows of my grandad please get in touch. Thanks Joanne -x- |
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| James Daly from Portsmouth said... | 06/11/2010 |
 http://dalyhistory.wordpress.com |
Dear HMS Barham Association,
I am currently working on a book on the 2,549 men and women from Portsmouth who were killed during the Second World War. 54 of them were serving on HMS Barham, and I am very keen to find out more about them. I am researching many of them locally - street directories, electoral rolls, local newspapers etc - and also obtaining their service records from the National Archives. If anybody has any information about any Portsmouth men on the Barham I would be very glad to hear from you. Or if I might be able to help with anything please get in touch!
Thank you for your time,
James Daly |
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| Gary Harper from Northumberland said... | 04/11/2010 |
Barham was a fine ship with a very respectable combat record.
R.I.P |
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| Ray Oliver from Portsmouth said... | 01/11/2010 |
| For Information |
Westminster service 27th November.All to be seated in the Nave by 2.40pm.
See you all there |
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| Walter Loft from 8 Valley Road Kenley Surrey CR8 5DG said... | 25/10/2010 |
| Walter Hook (Wally) |
Elsie Loft, my wife, sister of Wally Hook. Wally\'s three Sisters, Claire, Joan and Elsie are still alive, but Wally Hook and his brother Ernest are deceased.
Wally Hook hardly ever spoke about his war time experiences but he did attend the annual dinners on board a boat docked on the Thames.
Some of his remaining relatives believe he served on the Russion runs during the depth of winter. We do not know which ship he served on. We also recall that he could not swim but was saved by a fellow sailor who grabbed his hair.
We would like to explore his naval service ie ships he served on and incidents etc.
Wally lived most of his life in Bermondsey.
Can anybody help us please. Thank you. |
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