He was killed on Saturday 28th April 1906, in an underground accident at Abercynon Colliery. Only one newspaper mentioned his funeral in Carmarthen, which took place on the following Wednesday, 2nd May, but it didn't say exactly where it was. Is it possible for someone to look up where he was interred, please?
"Henry Campbell Jones, 38, Gertrude-st., Abercynon, is a son of the late Mr John Jones, of the Barley Mow, Catherine Street, Carmarthen, and had only worked at the Abercynon Colliery since August last. He enlisted when comparatively young in the 21st Regiment, and served with the colours for about six or seven years, most of the time at Malta. Some 16 years ago he left the Army, and came to work at Mountain Ash, living at Cefnpennar, and here four years after he married. His wife died a couple of years ago. When the Boer war broke out, the deceased volunteered for active service in South Africa, and served for 20 months with his regiment. During his 15 years' residence at Cefnpennar he worked at the Deep Duffryn Collieries of Messrs Nixon.
The funeral of the late Mr Jones took place on Wednesday, the interment being at Carmarthen."
The Carmarthen Weekly Reporter, Friday 4th May 1906
