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 Amanda from HMS Barham said... | 21/02/2007 |
 Mr Barham |
 I wonder if anyone can help. My Nan recently passed away. At the wake we were all discussing her stories, she used to say that a member of her family (the Barhams) lost his life on the HMS Barham, we used to marvel at the coincidence of it all, but looking at the list on the internet, i can not see any BARHAM\'s listed, can anyone help me? Is this list complete? Amanda |
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| Peter Duffell-Canham from Cape Town said... | 18/02/2007 |
| Alfred Duffell-Canham |
| Iam a member of the SAMilitary History society.Thanks for great website for info for presentation I gave to society of sinking and family connection.A stirring story that should not be forgotten, keep up the good work.Uncle Alf alive and well in Cape Town.Kind regards from South Africa. |
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| David J. Bryce from Tasmania, Australia said... | 17/02/2007 |
I was a young lad of 7 when this catastrophic event occured.
Upon seeing newsreels much later in life this event has never been far from my mind when ever sea battles are discussed. May all you beautiful seamen - doing battle to save us - rest in Peace. This site is a wounderful tribute to HMS Barham and all who sailed in her. |
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| Susan Todd from HMS Barham Society said... | 13/02/2007 |
| John De-Ville |
My father as above was on the Barham from 1927 to 1929. |
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| Phil Buckland from Cairns, Australia said... | 11/02/2007 |
| Arthur Donald Buckland |
| My Dad served on HMS Barham and fortunately for him he was transfered to another ship not long before it was sunk.He lost many friends when it sank and always spoke of his time aboard with great pride. |
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| Steven John James Peacock from Nottingham said... | 09/02/2007 |
| John James Sanders (Jack) |
Hello All,
I\'m new to the site, just sent some photo\'s of HMS Barham from my Grandad, will send more soo. He was fortunately, for him and me, not on board when she was lost. I believe he had been posted to gunnery school in Alexandria just a few days before. Many fond memories of the stories he told and I\'ll endevour to impart them before long. He was with Her from Scapa Flow through until they parted in Alexandria the day before she was lost. Very keen on the perpetuation the name HMS Barham. Best Wishes, Steven
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| Daniel Carver from Halifax, Nova Scotia said... | 09/02/2007 |
| Bernard Carver |
My grandfather, Bernard Carver was a chaplain on HMS.Barham from 1928-30.
Thank you for this moving website. |
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| andrew hurst from sheffield said... | 07/02/2007 |
| charlie benett |
| how can i put pictures on of him he was my nans brother on the barham in 1941 when it was sunk thankyou |
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| lynn francis from ? said... | 07/02/2007 |
| Albert Charles Francis |
| My father-in-law (who I never met) was on HMS Barham from October 1920 to late in 1921. Would anyone know of the ships\' movements during that time? |
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| Sally Mortimore from Essex said... | 01/02/2007 |
| Dugald Sinclair Kibblewhite |
Hi
My grandfather, Dugald Sinclair Kibblewhite served as a Leading Seaman on HMS Barham between January and July 1923. He gives the ship as his address on his marriage certificate. I have some photos iof they are of any interest. |
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