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Turner Collection
Photos & Newspaper Clippings
found altogether in an Imperial Leather box marked 'Dad'
In Affectionate Remembrance of Bro. Stewart L. Turner. Killed in Action 21st
July 1917.
From the Officers & Members of L.O.L. 1002
Turner - In loving memory of Lance-Corpl. Stewart L. Turner, N.I.H., killed
in action on July 20, 1917. Interred in Vlamertinghe Military Cemetery,
Ypres. Ever remembered by his loving Father, Mother and Sister, 279
Springfield Road.
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** Stewart Turner 13.5.11 Louie's - Photographer J. Thompson, Crane's
Buildings, Wellington Place, Belfast
(update: now reunited
with the original collection --- this was an add-on to a previous lot I was given
access to, sadly I don't know which lot 'yet' so will keep it here until I
discover where it should be ~ this also came with a P.O. Telephone bill for
Cushendun 265 Sir Cecil McKee, lot dated 2014)
West Belfast Unionist Association, The Great War, Name: Lance Corporal
Stewart Turner, Killed in action, 20th July 1917. Regiment: North Irish
Horse. Signed: Stewart Blacker, Junr.
C.W.G.C. - Lance
Corporal Stewart Lyttle Turner, Service No. 1656. Age: 24. Son of Robert
Turner, 279 Springfield Road, Belfast; husband of Margaret Turner
The North Irish Horse in the Great War
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1) Turner - In sad and loving remembrance of Margaret Elizabeth (Maggie)
Turner, youngest and dearly-beloved child of Robert and M. J. Turner, who
died 25th May, 1902, and was interred in the City Cemetery. She was a
flower too fair for earth, Sent here but for a while, God marked her when He
gave her birth, And took her with a smile. - 40 Swift Street
2) Teven - In loving memory of my dear mother, Mary Teven, widow of the late
Patrick Teven, Timber Merchant, who died 3rd August, 1911. - On whose soul,
sweet Jesus, have mercy. Alice O'Hare, 66 Thompson Street
Turner - In loving memory of our dear daughter, Ida Louisa (Louie), who
departed this life on 3rd August, 1911, and was interred in City Cemetery.
Ever remembered by sorrowing Father, Mother, Brother and Sister. Robert & M.
J. Turner.
3) Turner - In loving remembrance of our dear daughter, Ida Louisa (Louie),
who departed this life on 3rd August, 1911, and was interred in City
Cemetery. R. & M. J. Turner, 279 Springfield Road.
4) back of clipping: Santiago Arsenal Blown Up - After a severe battle
the defeated insurgents in San Domingo blew up the arsenal at Santiago.
General Dionisio Trias, the Government delegate, was amongst the killed, and
many persons were wounded. Another message reports the loss of the gunboat
Colon. (part article): Miners' Wages in South Wales - Mr. Edw. Jones
represented the owners and Mr. W. Abrahams, M.P., the men at a meeting of
the ....
5) Miss Louisa Turner, 18 Main Street, Larne
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1) Louie Turner, Ann McKnight - Tubroejoh Boojf Nd. Lojhiu - photographer
Castle Studio, castle Place, Belfast
2) Am I much changed, Ernie
3) Louis Belfast - BNID's Miniatures, 31 High Street.
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1) Mr. or Mrs. McCadden
2) Taken on 17/6/1916 at Castlereagh Hills
3) Picnic from T. Somerset & Co. to Dublin 14.6.13
4 to 8 no info)
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1) First Road Safety Council dinner at the International Hotel, Belfast.
Present: Sir Albert Kennedy, Mr. George Allport, Minister of Home Affairs.
Left to right: Mr. W. Craig, The Lord Mayor of Belfast; Mr. Paul Haile, Head
of Road Safety Division ROSPA; Mr. Leslie Sinfield, Chief Regional Organiser
(N.I.). Mr. Allport and Mr. Sinfield were joint founders of the
Council following an "Unofficial" Congress at Newcastle in 1963 organised by
them.
2) 28 Ava Street, Belfast
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6) Mr. L. A. Sinfield, organiser Road Safety Northern greets H.R.H. The Duke
of Edinburgh at the new Road Safety Caravan at the Balmoral Show.
7) Before leaving the Caravan H.R.H. congratulated all concerned with the
Caravan on "A very successful venture"
8) Ballymena Photographer, Liam Glass, 64 Mill Street
9) Co. Antrim Schools Quiz Cup, ROSPA Belfast
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1) Road Safety Congress, McNeill's Hotel, Larne. This cake was presented by
Hughes Bakery to the Road Safety Council to commemorate the Congress. A
similar cake was presented by the Mayor of Larne to the Moyle Hospital,
Larne.
2) A Road Safety stand organised by the Belfast Corporation Police Committee
in association with ROSPA attracted some 30,000 visitors at the Ideal Home
Exhibition. In the picture the High Sheriff of Belfast is seen pointing out
road casualties in the city. Also in the picture (left to right) are the
Minister of Home affairs R. W. B. McConnell and Mrs. McConnell, A. P. O. Mr.
L. A. Sinfield, and Major Megaw of Belfast Corporation)
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1) G. H. Pidduck, 79 Royal Avenue, Belfast
2) Wm. Notman & Son, Montreal
3) Robert Lyttle, Dublin Road, Belfast
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1) Abernethy, 29 High Street, Belfast
2) Henby, 15 Donegal Place, Belfast
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