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Alternative Text # Artefact Unique Object ID 1110
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Date   Friday 5th June 2015    
Promoter   East Belfast and the Great War (AHRC Connected Communities Festival 2015)    
Location   Belfast
 
 
Collection Ref   A - 006    Collection ID 84 Objects 18
Description   Artefacts relating to - Pte Alex Cairns, 4th Battalion Canadian Infantry
 
 
Classification   Artefact Unique Object ID 1110
Description   Artefact - The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Presented by British and Foreign and Canadian Bible Society 1914 - 1st Page


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Additional Information   Contributors Great Uncle. Alec Cairns a member of Lisburn Mechanics L.O.L. 557. Joined the 4th Canadian Infantry from Lisburn, signed up very young probably 16 or 17. Alec was killed in action in the second battle of Eppe, probably died in hospital from his wounds. Family visited his Grave in Boulogne Eastern Cemetery for the 100 Anniversary, they wished they had asked more questions when younger about the Family History.
   
 
 
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