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Son of Merton A. and Ethel A. Jones, of Collingwood, Ontario.
Digital gallery of Corporal Cecil Lloyd Jones
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Digital gallery of
Corporal Cecil Lloyd Jones
Digital gallery of
Corporal Cecil Lloyd Jones
Digital gallery of
Corporal Cecil Lloyd Jones
Jones Family Circa 1939
Standing at back left - right Fred Jones 1922-2001 service number B/74523, Cecil Jones 1923-1944, Merle Jones 1920-2007, Merton Arthur Jones 1897-1953, Centre left - right Ronald Jones 1926-1994, Ethel Adelaide Jones 1901-1978, Kathleen Jones 1925-2010, kneeling front left Harris Jones 1927-1956, kneeling front right Lois Jones 1929-2004
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Circa 1939-1940, Cecil Jones on right and brother Fred Jones on left. both in 48th Highlander cap badge and shoulder flash
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On leave in London, England, 1942
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Leaflet dropped on Tank Positions in Theatre in Italy. Sent with home family correspondence from Italy.
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Leaflet dropped on Tank Positions in Theatre in Italy. Sent with home family correspondence from Italy. Bottom contains note in Cecil's hand writing in pencil.
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Near Pescia, Italy, 1944 Standing L-R :Sgt. Ed Mason - Tpr. Ron Deakin - Tpr. Bill Lewis - Lieut. Doc Stewart - Tpr. Ed Minshull - Tpr. Ross Holf Seated L-R :Tpr. Terry Pembroke - Cpl. Cecil Jones - Tpr. Bud Fortner - Tpr. Ken McLean - Tpr. Johnny Wooldridge - L / Cpl. Joe Rudnick - Tpr. Bob Gould
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Near Pescia, Italy, 1944 Standing L-R :Sgt. Ed Mason - Tpr. Ron Deakin - Tpr. Bill Lewis - Lieut. Doc Stewart - Tpr. Ed Minshull - Tpr. Ross Holf Seated L-R :Tpr. Terry Pembroke - Cpl. Cecil Jones - Tpr. Bud Fortner - Tpr. Ken McLean - Tpr. Johnny Wooldridge - L / Cpl. Joe Rudnick - Tpr. Bob Gowld
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Jones Family Circa 1939 Standing at back left - right Fred Jones 1922-2001 service number B/74523, Cecil Jones 1923-1944, Merle Jones 1920-2007, Merton Arthur Jones 1897-1953, Centre left - right Ronald Jones 1926-1994, Ethel Adelaide Jones 1901-1978, Kathleen Jones 1925-2010, kneeling front left Harris Jones 1927-1956, kneeling front right Lois Jones 1929-2004
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 1 of Eight Images
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 2 of Eight images
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 4 of Eight images
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 5 of Eight images
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 6 of Eight images
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 7 of Eight images
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A letter from Fred Jones B-74523 in Italy to his older brother Merle Jones regarding Cecil Jones November 11, 1944 8 of Eight images
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Page 348 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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FAENZA WAR CEMETERY Italy
The FAENZA WAR CEMETERY lies at Via provinciale Santa Lucia, within the Commune of Faenza in the Province of Ravenna. It lies in the fields 1.5 kilometres south-east of Faenza and is approached by a secondary road which branches off the main road Bologna-Forli (Route No.9) just east of the town. The cemetery is permanently open.
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