David Jones (railway) - Accidents and Death

Accidents and Death

Jones retired in 1896, after a scalding, experienced during tests of the large goods 4-6-0, had robbed him of the use of his left leg and he died in London in 1906, after a car accident had deprived him of the use of his other.

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