Record#
EV ID |
EV-0051 |
Title |
“Grievous loss”: letter from William Rees opposing demolition of Great House Farm |
Date of document |
19 November 197? (year unclear: 1974 or 1977) |
Type |
press |
Evidence label |
PRESS REPORT |
Repository / reference |
Western Mail (publication). Cutting held as family scrapbook item, Buckler family evidence repository. Catalogue GHF-E090-N04. |
Status |
HELD — open the scan (image) |
Provenance |
Cutting pasted on family scrapbook page beside Daily Telegraph open-day report (GHF-E090-N03); Transcript legible apart from last digit of year. |
Wiki catalogue page |
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Claims that rely on this |
Media Gallery, Press Archive — Newspaper Transcripts, Press Articles Index — every newspaper cutting and press extract, one page each, The Restoration Campaign, GHF-E090-N03 — 16 April 1974: “‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house” (Daily Te |
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Image: EV-0051 — “Grievous loss”: letter from William Rees opposing demolition of Great House Farm
Quotation: the farmstead of Great House, or Ty Mawr, which still embodies some of its earlier features, serving as the manorhouse of Llandough.
Proves: A letter signed “William Rees, Penarth” published in the Western Mail opposes demolition of Great House Farm and calls it “the manorhouse of Llandough”.
Does not prove: Not a title record; Each step of the manorial chain needs separate primary sources. Says nothing of family tenure or the 1877 arrangement. Writer’s identity and exact year (1974 or 1977) unconfirmed.
File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0051 in the artifact index.