Record#
EV ID |
EV-0048 |
Title |
Daily Telegraph report: ‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house (Ty Mawr, Llandough) |
Date of document |
16 April 1974 |
Type |
press |
Evidence label |
PRESS REPORT |
Repository / reference |
Buckler family evidence repository; Images Drive 1546141_10201438100374529…jpg; Repository 2026-02-16_consortium-newspaper, 2026-02-04_consortium-evidence_002; Scrapbook page bears RCAHMW NMR stamp (compare NMR 6048944) |
Status |
HELD — open the scan (image) |
Provenance |
Family-held cutting annotated “D. Telegraph 16 April 74”; Survives as cutting image and scrapbook page pasted beside William Rees’s letter (GHF-E090-N04); Scrapbook page bears RCAHMW NMR stamp; Previously catalogued GHF-E090-A67, misdated 19 November 1977 |
Wiki catalogue page |
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Claims that rely on this |
Cardiff County Court — Forensic Assessment, Court of Appeal — Forensic Assessment, ITV Cymru Wales (formerly HTV Wales) — Forensic Assessment, Media Gallery, National Library of Wales — Forensic Assessment, Press Archive — Newspaper Transcripts, Press Articles Index — every newspaper cutting and press extract, one page each, RCAHMW — Forensic Assessment, Research Leads from the bpvsbuckler Archive, The 1974 Licence Letters, The Restoration Campaign, GHF-E090-N04 — 19 November 197?: “Grievous loss” (Western Mail, letter from Will |
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Image: EV-0048 — Daily Telegraph report: ‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house (Ty Mawr, Llandough)
Quotation: “The ownership of the house has been in dispute for 25 years but my family has lived here for more than 400 years and my solicitors tell me I have a valid claim to it.”
Proves: A national newspaper reported that on 15 April 1974 Mrs Mary (Nancy) Williams, formerly Buckler, held a public open day at Ty Mawr against planned demolition, publicly asserting a claim to ownership over two months before pleading ownership in court on 3 July 1974.
Does not prove: Does not prove her ownership claim was valid; The 800-year age, 12 monks, c.1870 armour find, and acquisition in about 1667 are reported tradition or her own account, not established fact. End of cutting lost.
File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0048 in the artifact index.