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 Elaine Chapman from Australia said... | 24/01/2010 |
 Reginald Cox |
 Reginald Cox was my brother who died on the Barham before I was born. Does anyone have any information they can give to me about him. I would appreciate this very much. My mother talked of him a lot. |
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| Janita Howell from Birmingham said... | 17/01/2010 |
| Harry Parker |
| My mother has just passed away and we have found a christmas card from HMS Barham and letter from H.Parker Nov 1940 |
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| christina from 1941 said... | 12/01/2010 |
| Albert Walsham |
| He was my Uncle Albert, brother to my dad. His life was saddened always by the loss of his friends,he never ever recovered spiritually from the loss that he suffered. Although he was a successful Businessman he had a melenchonly persona and always kept an air of sadness for his friends who had perished.This endeared us to him very much.A brave kind and sensitive soul, whose life was shadowed by sadness for the love of his comrades. |
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| Tom Parnham from Barnsley, South Yorkshire said... | 11/01/2010 |
My father Thomas Parnham served and was a survivor on HMS Barham. I am now in possession of his scrap book with many photos.One photo has the name: Peg Neal shipmate off the HMS Barham.
Also photos of the crew marching through Alexandria 1938
There is also a page in my father\'s scrapbook which he has given the title \"Goodbye HMS Barham dated Nov 25th 1941. These pictures show the first torpedo hit to the smoke cloud hanging over the sea which he has written \"All gone 4 and a half minutes\".
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| carole Loughery from Somerset said... | 11/01/2010 |
| John loughery |
| hi all, my name is Carole Loughery I am an independent documentary film maker. I am submitting a proposal to Southwest screen in order to secure funding for a 10 minute film about the HMS Barham. If the film is chosen and you would like to contribute please email me |
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| John Rowlands-Pritchard from Wells said... | 05/01/2010 |
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| Pritchard |
| Collision with HMS Duchess 12th Dec 1939. Those interested in this event: 2 performances of 20-minute \'Sea Psalm\' by composer Sally Beamish incorporating narrative verbatim account from only surviving officer of Duchess. Chipping Norton Theatre Sunday 31st January 7.45pm. Chichester Cathedral 6th February 7.30 pm. Details at www.opus-a.co.uk |
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| Julia from said... | 22/12/2009 |
| Cecil Wilding |
| Hoping to find information on my Grandfather\'s brother - any memories of photos of him - what brave men they were.... |
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| Mark Rutledge from New Zealand said... | 11/12/2009 |
| P/O George Null Wells |
| I would be interested to hear from anyone related to, or who served with George Wells. He was my mothers only sibling (half brother, her name: Patricia Rutledge (nee Wells), formerly of East Walthamstowe, now living in New Zealand. |
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| Geoff Barham from England said... | 08/12/2009 |
My son and me have just read the page as we bear the ships name. We are looking through some old photos of my dads and he has his army hat on at a tilt. It reminded me of when I was in the navy and an officer started to chastise me for wearing my hat crooked, until I told him my name. He then let me of as all HMS Barham crew did this. He never explained further. Can anyone clear up this mystery for me.
Many thanks and keep up the good work with the site.
Geoff and Matthew Barham. |
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| David Wareham from Aylesbury said... | 06/12/2009 |
| Sydney Fryer |
| Syd was my Uncle sadly he died on the Barham when I was four years old and I never had the chance to meet him. I know my Mother was his younger sister and absolutely doted on him |
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