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 keeley langton from london said... | 17/03/2006 |
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 andrew flack |
 My grandfather was a survior of the H.M.S.BARHAM.i have seen footage of the explosion and the sinking of the ship and wonder how there were any surviors at all the day. My grandfather was a stoker on board so its a miracle that he was one of the few surviors that day.I have seen the surviors list ,to my shock my grandfather name does not appear to be on there. would there be any records /information about him anywhere ? My grandfather passed away in 1990 but we thank god for letting him come back to his family that awful day.i have been to the war museum in malta. Its in the capital valletta its a must if you are there.it has a section on the H.M.S BARHAM . i have enjoy reading and looking through this wedsite, regards keeley |
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| Steve Baker from Liverpool said... | 14/03/2006 |
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| William Hughes |
Hello Sarah.
Thanks for the reply, not had time to respond until now. Have just checked the CWGC site and found him on the Chatham Memorial. Funnily enough my son and my nephew have both been based at Chatham at some point although both have have now left the service. Sorry, no photo of him available, no real dealings with that side of the family and his daughter my Mother has also past on some years ago. One of his daughters, my Mothers eldest sister, Marrie an American service man after WW11 and moved to America, she passed on when I was quite young. I have met both her children, when I myself was a child and her son once again when I was in my teens, he turned up on the door step in Liverpool, dodging the Vietnam War. Not very patriotic, cant say I blame him though, a senseless and brutal waste on both parts? I've seen neither hide nor hair of him since.
Anyway enough waffle!
Thanks again Sarah, if I ever visit Chatham, I will make sure I pay William a visit and let him know he's not forgotten.
Kind Regards |
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| denise guile from brighton said... | 12/03/2006 |
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| frank ernest guile (nobby) |
| my grandfarther frank ernest guile was a survivor of the hms barham , he is still alive at the moment living in brighton , im seeing if any one had any picture with him in or anyone remembers him anything would help thanks for you time xx denise |
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| Richard Wells (Isted) from Cambridge said... | 11/03/2006 |
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| Richard Isted |
| My Uncle Richard -Marine (my Father's Brother and who I was named after)was lost on the Barham my family has fractured and I would like to know more, can anyone help? PS I have a photo of him (Richard) |
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| Joan Lucket from HMS Barham said... | 11/03/2006 |
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| Christopher Bean |
Dear Sir,Some time last year I sent a photograph and a short description of my uncle Christopher Bean who died on HMS Barham aged 17 years old.
Although I received an acknowledgement, his photograph has never appeared.Your help in this matter would be appreciated.
Regards
Joan Lucket |
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| Andrew from dublin said... | 08/03/2006 |
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Apologies Lynn. You beat me too it! I spotted that mistake yesterday. Ive changed it now.
If there is any other information you have on your grandfather youd like us to include on the site, please email us at info@watersideweb.co.uk |
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| Lynn from Liverpool said... | 08/03/2006 |
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| Harold G Hayter |
| I am the grand daughter of Harold Hayter. I have submitted a photograph, that I believe was him.Although it is on the suvivers page, this is an error and should be on the lost page.My mum was only twoyears old when he lost his life. If anyone can help me with any info on him, it would be appriceated. He was acting chief petty officer telegraphist. What a fantastic face lift and keep up the good work, regards, Lynn |
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| kevin long from u/k said... | 07/03/2006 |
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| william long |
| i have been told that my father was the youngest suvivor on the Barham when it went down,it seems that a few people have the same story,i wondr if anybody has any details of the dob of suviving seamen.this is a great site,and i have spent quite a time trawling through the various pages,aslo does anyone know the date of photo row 2 2nd from bottom it is the one with a chap dressed in white sat in the middle?thanks .kev |
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| colin matthews from norfolk said... | 04/03/2006 |
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| bastard.percy |
| my uncle percy barstard was killed aboard the duchess i would like to know if there was a memorial to the sailors killed on the hms duchess |
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| Steve Baker from Liverpool said... | 01/03/2006 |
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| William Hughes |
| My Grandfather was killed on HMS Barham at some point, presumably when she exploded. Never have known much about him, only vague references remembered from childhood. I had noticed there was a survivor of the same name I assume this is not him, given was a couple of crew members with the same name. I noticed The Barham in the museum on Crete a couple of years ago by coincidence really had no idea of the connection. Do any members or the association have any information/records about him? Thankyou. |
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