Service militaire
Lieu de l’enterrement/commemoration
Fils de Hugh J. et Rose I. Adair, de Dryden, Ontario, Canada.
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Artilleur Redvers Albert Adair
Redvers Adair was a very likeable and easy going young man. He came from a large family of 10 children. He had reddish brown hair, blue eyes and freckles.
Redvers' family was very musically oriented. He learned to play the piano, horn, and fiddle at a young age.
Redvers’ mother was a sister to Minnie Horn’s mother, and thus Redvers was James Reid’s first cousin. Both were killed in the War.
As was common after the Great Depression, many voluntarily joined the Canadian forces to escape the poverty they experienced. Many young men like Redvers, enlisted because they were guaranteed a warm pair of winter boots and a warm winter coat.
The Adair family emigrated from Scotland and it is recorded that Redvers’ great grandfather helped start the Manitoba Medical Society.
Redvers was killed when he stepped on a land mine in Italy.
Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me.
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Redvers Adair was a very likeable and easy going young man. He came from a large family of 10 children. He had reddish brown hair, blue eyes and freckles. Redvers' family was very musically oriented. He learned to play the piano, horn, and fiddle at a young age. Redvers’ mother was a sister to Minnie Horn’s mother, and thus Redvers was James Reid’s first cousin. Both were killed in the War. As was common after the Great Depression, many voluntarily joined the Canadian forces to escape the poverty they experienced. Many young men like Redvers, enlisted because they were guaranteed a warm pair of winter boots and a warm winter coat. The Adair family emigrated from Scotland and it is recorded that Redvers’ great grandfather helped start the Manitoba Medical Society. Redvers was killed when he stepped on a land mine in Italy. Submitted for the project, Operation: Picture Me.
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Cimetière de guerre de Montecchio Italie
Le cimetière militaire se trouve à Montecchio, dans la commune de Montelabbate (province de Pesaro), sur une élévation tout juste au nord de la route principale entre Pesaro et Urbino, à environ 12 km à l'ouest de Pesaro. Emprunter la route 423 qui va de Pesaro à Urbino et suivre les indications pour Montecchio. Le cimetière se trouve du côté droit de la route, avant d'entrer dans la ville.
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