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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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| Sands from Lancashire said... | 18/10/2010 |
| T Sands |
| Does anybody know when the next memorial service is to be held at Westminster Abbey.. It was November last year ? Is it same date this year? Thank you |
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| bryan rimmer from liverpool said... | 15/10/2010 |
| owen unsworth |
| we have allways been told of my uncle owen by my mother and how he was killed on the barham.so i would like to say thank you for this web site its been more then a grate help to me. God bless the barham and all those who serve her R.I.P uncle owen |
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| david downer from northants said... | 12/10/2010 |
| I would just like to say how fantastic this site is and how imformative and what brave men who give us our freedom went through.I am not directly involved but went to T.S.Barham in Wembley 1974-6 before I moved away.The events and pride of Barham was installed into us by p.o. Redfern,Attwood and Woodgate,who I beleive have somE connectioNs with some of the crew of Barham,but ,unfortunately,I cannot remember the details.I wont forget those younger years and I am honoured to have been part of the memory of HMS.BARHAM |
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| Emily Beynon from Bristol said... | 03/10/2010 |
| Hi, wondering if anyone can help.. I have found in my house a shoehorn.. it has a shield on it of HMS Barham and on the back it has \'HMS Barham and Cardiff med station 1928-9\' it also has a swastokia (sorry cant spell it) does it come from this ship? anything you can tell me would be great.. oh it also has the intials \'A,W,H\' On it. thanks |
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| david wight from dinnington newcastle said... | 17/09/2010 |
| sadly my father william wight a surviver of the barham has just died on the 12-09-2010 aged 90 |
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| a lynch from solihull west midlands said... | 16/09/2010 |
| william hemmings |
| my dad is trying to find anyone who survives today or a relative of anyone who knew or had references to william hemmings able seaman on the barham and sadly lost on her sinking. we have scanned the photos on here but cannot seee him on any of them . |
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| Phillip Prior from Brighton said... | 12/08/2010 |
| William Arscott |
| This is a fantastic site and as my father had never met his grandfather or seen a picture of him it was nice to find the picture on here. If anyone knew William Arscott or has family ties please get in touch as the family would love to know more. |
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| Dave Hollingsworth from Sydney, Australia said... | 11/08/2010 |
| Stringer |
Hi all - I am writing up my mother\'s memoirs - she had a bit of a crush on a officer on the Barham -our name is Brian Stringer but the web lists of crew only have a \'Frank\' and an \'H\' Stringer.
He was called \'Pip\' by his friends. His parents lived in Northleigh House, Wimbourne, Dorset. Can anyone provide/suggest identification?
Many thanks |
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