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 Andrew H Burton from Thousand Oaks California said... | 03/12/2006 |
 Andrew Edmond Hutton |
 I have just added information about my Uncle, Andrew Edmond Hutton who went down with the Barham. Tank you Andrew Gillespie and the association crew who must have worked all night to upload the information. |
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| Susan Sweeney from Glasgow said... | 29/11/2006 |
| David Coulter |
| My great uncle David Coulter was on Barham when it sunk in 1941. He had a friend i think his name was Tommy? (dont have surname) but i know he was from Wales. If anyone has information on him please let me know as my mum was born after he died and we dont know much. Though i do have a picture of him with Tommy. |
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| Stuart Naisbitt from Isle of Man said... | 26/11/2006 |
Hello just thought I\'d write this on behalf of my Granddad: (David Turner) this was copied from a message he had written.
In the winter of 1989 I found the name plate of the BARHAM; it washed up after a severe storm and high tides which hit the estuary of the river Wyre, Knott End Fleetwood. |
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| Shirley Gaston from Cressage, Shropshire said... | 25/11/2006 |
| Alfred John Gaston |
| Martin Coles mentions Victory 1 in his message. My dad served also on Victory in 1919, 1922-24, 1925-26, 1928-29 and 1935-36 with no indication in his records as to whether it was a land base or no. |
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| Barbara Summerell from No. 68499 said... | 22/11/2006 |
| Richard Thomas Hayes |
| My father was Ordinary Seaman Richard Thomas Hayes who died on the Barham. He was 27 years old. I was 19 months old. My mother never re-married. |
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| graham norris from gosport hampshire said... | 19/11/2006 |
| J W Norris |
| My father J W Norris stoker was put ashore at the last place of call. The Baraham then sailed to a very sad ending for the ship and her crew. My father did fall over board on this ship i remember him telling me about the amount of oil me swollowed |
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| Richard Oliver from UK said... | 14/11/2006 |
| Frank Henry Oliver |
To Everyone...
I am the grandson of Frank Henry Oliver and I am so proud of him, so much in awe of his humbleness, so delighted to have let him meet and hold my son, and I miss him so much, but I will always love him and respect him.
So to my Grandad - I am so proud of you!
Love Grandson... |
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| kevin edwards from surrey said... | 12/11/2006 |
| cullimore |
| my mothers uncle harold was on hms barham when sank and would like to contact her cousin michael |
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| Nigel Lockley from Scapa Flow?? said... | 10/11/2006 |
| Lockley, Thomas, Samuel |
My Dads brother:
My uncle Thomas Lockley was killed on the Barham 28/12/39,
aged just 20 years of age.
His service No P/SSX 26944
Can anyone help and let me know what happened and how he was killed.
Thank you
Nigel Lockley
Nottingham. |
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| Martin Coles from Reading said... | 06/11/2006 |
| Alfred Henry Coles |
| My Granddad was on the Barham in 1917 does anyone have any records or memories. He went on from there to Victory I. I have searched in WWI but can’t find any ship called Victory I other than “The” Victory. Would this have been the cases was it a training facility or something? Thanks. |
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