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 Ward from Bedfordshire said... | 30/10/2006 |
 Commisioned Engerneer - Cyril Morgan |
 My Grandma is a Relation of Cyril Morgan and when i found this site she as realy interested. Cyril Morgan was on Barham on Outbreak of war, was upon Barham when it was torpedoed in december 1939 as a result he died in Feb 1940. FOr more information on Cyril Morgan or if you have got any information about him please email me.
There's a village/town near Bedforshire called Barham and there was only one person from Barham who was on board Barham and died on Barham. |
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| Leslie Fardoe from Shropshire said... | 25/10/2006 |
| Frederick Charles Congram |
Frederick is listed as being on the Barham 1922 - 29 any one help with any information on him. His name is not listed on the search.
THank you for any help you can offer. |
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| jeanne spacey from portsmouth said... | 23/10/2006 |
| albert spacey |
| my father went down with the barham when i was 3 yrs old but my mother kept him alive with tales of him. if anybody has any info on him or knew him please get in contact. |
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| John Caruana from UK Chatham said... | 22/10/2006 |
| Maltese Names |
| I cannot help noticing the number of Maltese names mostly catering who appear on your list. I met one of the survivors sone 5 years ago while on a visit to Malta. I cannot recall the name. he was in a retirement home there. |
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| malcolm Kershaw from Sheffield said... | 16/10/2006 |
| George Kershaw |
My Dad was George Kershaw, eveyone at home called him Arthur (his 2nd name). He died when I was 5 in 1968, so I never really knew him. If anyone has anything at all, that could give me an insight to his younger years that would be good. After leaving the navy, he did various things, including being a boxer at fair grounds (a member of the public would select 1 of about 7 boxers from a line up and choose to fight them)The good old days!
Eventually he got a proper job and became a carpenter.
Dying of Pneumonia in 68. |
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| norma from Liverpool said... | 28/09/2006 |
| norman atherton |
| Norman was my uncle altho I never met him, he is still remembered and talked about by my mother ( his sister) and his brother George. |
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| BARRIE ENGLAND from BRIGHTON said... | 24/09/2006 |
| JOHN ENGLAND |
| Hi,My uncle was J.ENGLAND,I have the front page and the book that was gaiven out at west minster abbey. Would any one like these? |
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| Val White nee Innes from Leicester said... | 23/09/2006 |
| Bob Craig |
Bob Craig was my Grandfather's brother.
I am researching for the family tree and was surprised to find your site its great.
Cynthia would love you to get in touch with me.
Val |
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| JEFF HORNER from WASHINGTON STATE, USA said... | 22/09/2006 |
| ERIC HORNER |
| MY DAD TELLS ME ABOUT HIS FATHERS TIME SPENT SERVING ON THE BARHAM AS A STOWKER. HE DID NOT GET OUT IN TIME DUE TO THE HATCHES BEING SEALED. MY PARENTS BEING FROM SOUTHAMPTON MOVED TO THE STATES JUST BEFORE I WAS BORN AND ONLY JUST RECENTLY LEARNING OF WHAT REALLY HAPPEND TO THE MAN WHO WOULD HAVE BECOME MY GRANDFATHER HAS HAD A GREAT IMPACT ON ME. I HAVE JUST COMPLETED A MUSIC VIDEO ABOUT THE H.M.S. BARHAM FOR THE 65TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SINKING THAT IS AVAILABLE ON DVD. |
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