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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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| Edward Harris from Romford said... | 05/06/2013 |
| Ralph Johnson |
| Can anyone help me track down any further information on my Great Uncle Ralph Johnson who died during the Battle of Jutland in WW1. Following his death my Great Grandmother was the first to be notified of his death and owing to this history memory has always been close to our hearts yet we know relatively no information on him other than what his death record states. Any further info or photographs would be incredible. |
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| Jarl Jansen from Leigh On Sea said... | 04/06/2013 |
| I was a member of TS BARHAM during the late 1960s, I remember the model of HMS Barham and felt proud to be associated with the Ship |
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| neil from cumbria said... | 01/06/2013 |
| douglas palmer |
| old dougie my grandad died friday morning,,,,,rest easy |
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| steve lanham from australia said... | 26/04/2013 |
| my father was aboard hmas napier right along side. he had nightmares forthe rest of his life. |
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| eric r pitt from hms barham 1941 said... | 26/03/2013 |
| eric r rosewell |
can any one tell me about my fatherhe was on hms barham when it wmen down,
thanking you
eric r pitt |
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| Hugh Moffat from South Africa said... | 24/03/2013 |
| I have a picture of HMS Barham in a frame with a cap band. The picture hung in my late father's house in the 1940's. I think either he or my late uncle William Moffat served their military training in the RNVR on her in the 1930's in South Africa. Can anyone confirm if the Barham was ever in service in South Africa? Alternatively my uncle William Moffat may have served on her in the 1930's when he was at the General Botha training base in South Africa, or possibly later in the UK. |
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