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Born in Manly, New South Wales, Australia in 1891, Sidney Jones served in WW1 and after his discharge in 1918, he relocated to South Australia. Working on Mutooroo Station, drought would force him to move to Adelaide to seek employment elsewhere.
Service to his country meant a great deal to Sidney Jones, and when war broke out again in 1939, he enlisted at Keswick, South Australia on December 1940. A wool classer by trade, he was again discharged, however on this occasion, it was due to "Essential Services".
Eventually settling with his wife Norma, in Henley Beach South, South Australia, the veteran of two World Wars, Sergeant Sidney Benjamin Jones died on August 15, 1974.