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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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| Susan Thomson from Rutland said... | 02/11/2006 |
| Arthur Dowty |
This really is an excellent website.My father Arthur (first name in fact Archibald) was one of the Writers who went down with the ship in 1941. I see from the various lists that the Writers who survived, were Leading Writer Eric R.Crawford, Writer Leslie Gutteridge, CPO Writer Thomas Keane and Writer Kenneth DJ White (together of course with \"Ginger\" Lynd who has so sadly just died). If any of these gentlemen, or of course anyone else, has any information about my father and/or can remember him, I would be so grateful to be contacted. Many thanks.
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| Shirley Gaston from said... | 01/11/2006 |
| Alfred John Gaston |
| My dad, Alfred John Gaston was a telegraphist with HMS Barham in 1921. I have a teapot presented to him from the telegraphists bearing that date. Does anyone have any information about him? |
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| john sultana from malta said... | 31/10/2006 |
| domnic sultana |
| does anybody remember my father dominic who was on the HMS Barham when it exploded. He was 3rd rank OC and was preparing tea when the explosion took place. |
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| Allen Barham from Fort Worth, Texas said... | 31/10/2006 |
| Wow! My dad has always told me incredible stories of our namesake as well as did my grandfather. I found this website and recieved chills. I would love to attend one of the annual dinners and learn more about the ship and survivors. Joe Barham, my grandfather, faught in the war and told me stories of this and they mean more to now after searching the website. |
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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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