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Llandough Farm, the Rees family farm ( EV-0228 ; 1841 tithe, press 1865–1910), the 1940 WGR tenancy to David and Thomas Thomas ( EV-0233 ), and the dictated “R-W-S-S / Reese’s Farm” wording ( EV-0223 )
Why it is not ours: A neighbouring farm in the same parish.
- Record or assertion tested
- Llandough Farm, the Rees family farm ( EV-0228 ; 1841 tithe, press 1865–1910), the 1940 WGR tenancy to David and Thomas Thomas ( EV-0233 ), and the dictated “R-W-S-S / Reese’s Farm” wording ( EV-0223 )
- Disposition
- Separate farm. Directories list Thomas Rees at “Llandough” beside John Williams at “Great house” (1868, 1875, 1880). Llandough Farm is also the Roman villa site excavated in 1978–79 (GGAT HER).
- What it does and does not establish
- Useful for telling the two farms apart. “R-W-S-S” is not on the photographed 1881 census page 2 ( EV-0224 ). Some press items call John Williams “of Llandough Farm” (1895, 1904), so the name alone does not settle which farm.
- Next step / retained route
- Keep separate from the Great House chain unless a document joins them.
From the wiki’s Kissed Frogs source-screening and scope register (version 1.0.2), kept whole: the register on the wiki.
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Exclusion means “not this property” or “not in scope”, not that the source is false, and not evidence of wrongdoing by itself.
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