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 Katharine Ray from Rosedale BC canada said... | 16/09/2005 |
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 Kennith Gibson |
 Kennith Gibson was my father in law!!! Unfortuanty he passed away on April.14 2005 |
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| Katharine Ray from Rosedale BC canada said... | 16/09/2005 |
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| Kennith Gibson |
| Kennith Gibson was my father in law!!! |
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| Darren Evans from Liverpool said... | 22/08/2005 |
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| Hi. I am grandson of John Evans and great grandson of James Evans. Son and Father respectively. Just wondering if there are any survivors that knew my grandad/great grandad and have any stories or pictures concerning them both. Just e-mail me and I will get back to you. Cheers guys. |
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| Glenn Lemon from Hastings New Zealand said... | 19/08/2005 |
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| David Mollison Cochrane |
| Hi It is with regret I have to inform you of the passing of David Mollison Cochrane (Danny) on 8th August 2005 aged 82 years at Hastings New Zealand. Service No 161234 O/Seaman Royal Navy 1939-1945, survivor of the sinking of the Barham. On Behalf of C. J. Lemon |
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| Debbie Young from Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, UK said... | 18/08/2005 |
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| Martin Keogh |
| My uncle was MARTIN KEOGH, Ordnance Artificer, 3rd class P/MX 56577 who died on the Barham when she was hit on 27th May 1941 by enemy aircraft. My mother (Martin's sister) is still alive and told me of his serving on the ship, which prompted my interest to find out more. If any survivors recall him, or even better could point him out on any of the website photos I would be grateful for any info you might have. God bless all those who lost their lives on the Barham. |
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| KIm Fletcher from Brisbane said... | 12/08/2005 |
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| Fred Wills |
| My grandad, Fred Wills was a survivor of the Barham. Sadly he died in 1992, but lived life to the full, regaling stories of his times in the navy and on the Barham |
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| RONNIE JOHNSTON from NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE. ENGLAND said... | 11/08/2005 |
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| JUST READ LIZ CLANCY ENTRY 2002 HER EXPERIENCE WITH NEPHEW OF MY PREVIOUS MESSAGE CONFIRMS CAFE AT MARSAXLOKK,MUST OF TOOK OVER FROM HIS UNCLE,AS THE UNCLE WAS IN HOSPITAL IT SEEMS I'VE LEFT IT TOO LATE. NAMES OF PLACES FADE WITH AGE SORRY. |
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| RONNIE JOHNSTON from NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE. ENGLAND said... | 11/08/2005 |
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| I WAS ON HOLIDCAY IN 1988 MALTA.I VISITED A SHACK TYPE CAFE IN PRETTY BAY,NEAR THE BEACH OWNED BY AN EX R.N.STEWARD NICE FELLOW.ON HIS WALL WAS A FRAMED TELEGRAM FROM KING GEORGE THE SIXTH.AND THE ADMIRALITY CONGRATULATING HIM FOR HIS SURVIVING THE SINKING OF HMS.BARHAM.I WONDER IF HE HAS CROSSED THE BAR.I HAVEN'T BEEN BACK,THE NAME ELUDES ME NOW. |
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| William Gantt from Irmo, South Carolina said... | 10/08/2005 |
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| I feel we should all remember those who payed the supreme sacrafice. May we never forget them. If we can't remember the past. We have no future. God Bless. |
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