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Paul Berry from Gilford County Down said... | 11/02/2016 |
Marine Joseph Berry |
Marine Joseph Berry was a cousin of my fathers and I have been keen to find out more and this site has been very useful. |
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Gerry Rimmer from said... | 21/12/2015 |
An update to my earlier post on my uncle Owen I found some details on him , service number 69089. Served under name of R.K. Jevon And also is down as being South african . Which makes me wonder why he gave the false name ,maybe about his age or because the army connection . The mystery thickens
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Gerry Rimmer from said... | 18/12/2015 |
Owen Unsworth |
My uncle ownie ran off and enlisted into the royal scots greys ,lied about his age and in due course returned from Dunkirk with just his over coat and trousers no boots , all his older brothers were all serving in the Royal Navy at the time and my mother said this is what made his mind up to enlist under a false name and join his brothers in the navy ,unfortunately this proved to be a tragic descision on his part , it was his first ship the Barham and his first trip out ,his job lam told was in the magazine which l was told one of the torpedos struck my auntie Cath deceased now told me that she had spoken to some of the survivors and they said he would have known any thing once the ammunitions were hit, my auntie cath also said his name was on the memorial in Portsmouth his real name and the name he enlisted under , l shall have to go and pay my respects at Portsmouth soon .rest in peace uncle Ownie |
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thomas hall from gunturit said... | 17/12/2015 |
hms barham |
jameshall |
hihere would love learn more about my grandads role on barham , as my dad has never spoke about him he onlysaid je wason the barham |
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john duke from swinton, said... | 02/12/2015 |
henry mitchell |
I attended the funeral of henry Mitchell who iam led to believe was asurvivor of the sinking of hms barham. yours aye j duke ex rn |
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Lynn Druett from DEVIZES said... | 08/11/2015 |
ALFRED TAYLOR |
I HAVE JUST FOUND MY GRANDAD, HE SERVES IN THE 1st WAR. HE WAS A LEADING SIGNALMAN AND TOOK PART IN THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND. |
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Anne Shepherd from Hastings East Sussex said... | 19/10/2015 |
Archie Mitchell |
I have just found out that Archie was my 1st cousin 2x removed, and that he served on HMS Barham, hoping to contact other family members |
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karen Sheppard from Farnham said... | 27/09/2015 |
Harry C Sheppard |
Hi, my uncle Harry was a Royal Marine. He died on the Barham, he was 20 I have his last Christmas card sent to him by my grandad and his letter regarding issuing of his medals. Does anyone have a picture you can scan me of the Royal Marines? |
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Annette from Melbourne, Australia said... | 06/09/2015 |
Harold William Robinson |
I have a Christmas Card from Harold to his parents in Stockton on Tees c/- Durham, England. Its number is 32341 with no date. I would like to know which Christmas this was. 1941 or 1940? Any assistance would be much appreciated. |
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Susan Todd from Barham 1926 1928 1929. said... | 19/08/2015 |
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John De Ville |
Andrew Marshall i will be interested in the photos your granfather had of the Barham from 1926. My father was on the Barham from 1926 his name was John De Ville.His photo is on this site under group photos called all dressed up and no where to go, he is in the middle of the front row. |
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