Kissed Frogs

Leads that were checked and turned out not to be Great House Farm / Tŷ Mawr, Llandough-juxta-Penarth, or not in scope. Each is kept with its source and the reason, so nobody checks it twice. 48 entries: 24 from the wiki’s screening register, 9 from its list of archive items that are not this farm, and 15 added on 25 October 2026.

Scope test

Scope test. Every item is assessed against three distinct questions: (1) title and parcel identity; (2) an evidenced act of deception, concealment or knowing misrepresentation; and (3) a documented public-authority decision, handling step or involvement. A source may be irrelevant to title but useful to the government-involvement chronology. A source-code assertion, a repeated Wiki paragraph or an archive search result is not independent proof of the assertion it repeats.

LeadDatePlaceSourceWhy not oursStatus
KF-06 NLW D 219 — Llandough Farm, 166 acresCatalogue (Bute estate leases)Llandough parishNational Library of Wales D 219A separate 166-acre farm, not the 107-acre Cydfin / Tŷ Mawr holding.Separate farm
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KF-08 Repository/app assertions of a 1667 “99-year” or “999-year” lease and of a 1983 title merger described as “proven” wrongdoing1667 / 1983 (as worded in the app)—Repository and app textApp wording with no instrument behind it.Assertion only
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KF-48 The “1924 Stewart survey” line “Late Thos. Williams now John Gedrick Tent.” — it is the 1824 Bute survey1824 (not 1924)Cedfin or Ty Mawr Farm, Llandough-juxta-PenarthEV-0211 (Glamorgan Archives DB/E/1 plan 19)A dating slip: the record is ours, but it belongs to 1824.Dating correction
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-31 Tithe-map copies (D160/1–4)UndatedCadoxton / Llantwit juxta Neath, GlyncorrwgGlamorgan Archives D160/1–4Tithe maps of other parishes.Not our land
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-13 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 )1841–1940Llandough-juxta-PenarthEV-0228, EV-0233, EV-0223, EV-0224A neighbouring farm in the same parish.Separate farm
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KF-09 “Farm rents” versus “cottage / reserved rents” headings in Bute rentalsBute rentals (volume not yet identified)Bute estateBute rental account headingsA heading alone does not identify a parcel.Lead only
Wiki register
KF-01 EV-0213 — 6 November 1877 Clyde Street, Roath counterpart6 Nov 1877Clyde Street, Roath, CardiffEV-0213 (photographs, Glamorgan Archives)A Roath building plot leased to a builder, not the farm.Not our farm
Wiki register
KF-02 DBDT/79/1 — 2 May 1877 Pembroke Terrace, Cardiff2 May 1877Pembroke Terrace, CardiffGlamorgan Archives DBDT/79/1A Cardiff lease with no mention of Llandough.Not our farm
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KF-03 DBDT/18/1 — catalogue lead for November 1877, Clyde Street, RoathNov 1877Clyde Street, Roath, CardiffGlamorgan Archives catalogue DBDT/18/1Catalogue line, possibly the same Roath deed; not a second source.Catalogue only
Wiki register
KF-04 DBDT/1/3 — July 1877 Adamsdown Square, CardiffJul 1877Adamsdown Square, CardiffGlamorgan Archives catalogue DBDT/1/3Cardiff premises, not a Llandough tenancy.Not our farm
Wiki register
KF-29 6 Nov 1877 counterpart lease to John Williams (none visible)6 Nov 1877Clyde Street, Roath, CardiffEV-0213A Roath building plot.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-32 2 May 1877 lease (earlier finding) (DBDT/79/1)2 May 1877Pembroke Terrace, CardiffGlamorgan Archives DBDT/79/1A Cardiff lease.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-11 EV-0234 — 15 June 1878 agreement and July 1878 award, Thomas Williams and the Ynysawdre Coal Co.15 Jun and Jul 1878Ynysawdre, near BridgendEV-0234 (family photographs, Glamorgan Archives)A Bridgend farm, not ours.Not our farm
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KF-30 Thomas Williams and Ynysawdre Coal Co., 15 Jun 1878 (not legible)15 Jun 1878Ynysawdre, near BridgendEV-0234A Bridgend farm.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-12 “Great House” and “Llandough Farm” near Cowbridge in directories and press: Slater’s 1880 p.390 “Thomas David, Great House” (flagged in EV-0225 ); BNA hits for the 1938 and 1942 “Great House Farm, Llandough” sales; Glamorgan Gazette, 7 May 1915, “Mr. David Thomas, Llandough Farm”1880–1942Llandough near CowbridgeSlater's 1880 p.390; BNA 1938, 1942; Glamorgan Gazette 7 May 1915Directory and press entries for the Cowbridge farm.Not our farm
Wiki register
KF-33 Press reports of Thomases “of Great House Farm, Llandough”, 1881–1910 (added 22 Oct 2026) (Welsh Newspapers Online: Cardiff Times, 23 Apr 1881, p.4; Barry Dock News, 5 Dec 1890, p.6 and Cardiff Times, 6 Dec 1890, p.6 (Cowbridge Fat Stock Show); Glamorgan Gazette, 14 Oct 1910, p.8)1881–1910Llandough near CowbridgeCardiff Times 23 Apr 1881; Barry Dock News 5 Dec 1890; Cardiff Times 6 Dec 1890; Glamorgan Gazette 14 Oct 1910Press items for the Cowbridge Thomases.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-10 Marconi material, archaeology, heritage photographs and general newspaper coverageVariousLlandough and LavernockMarconi material, archaeology, photographs, pressContext for the site's history, not title evidence.Context only
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KF-27 Memoir of David Thomas (DCO/WHS/2)UndatedLlandough near CowbridgeGlamorgan Archives DCO/WHS/2Memoir from the Cowbridge farm.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-28 “Proposed Houses – Llandough for Mr John Williams” (none visible)UndatedLlandough near Cowbridge (from Llysworney)Glamorgan Archives (no reference visible)Plan sits beside Llysworney, near Cowbridge.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-14 “William Williams, of Llandough Farm” (1903) and “Jenkin Morgan Williams, Llandough Farm” (1914) ( EV-0238 )1903, 1914LlandoughEV-0238No link to Great House Farm shown.Unexplained
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KF-38 “John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough, was also fined £1” for travelling without a fare (Barry magistrates, Mar 1903)12 Feb / 6 Mar 1903Barry Railway, Grangetown to CoganBarry Dock News 6 Mar 1903; Barry Herald 6 Mar 1903Our farm's name in a railway-fare case: no bearing on title or tenure.Ours — outside the title question
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-39 “John Williams, farmer, Llandough, was fined 20s.” (Penarth police court, Oct 1904)Oct 1904PenarthEvening Express 12 Oct 1904 p.3 (snippet)A licensing fine; which John Williams of Llandough is not settled, and it has no bearing on title.Out of scope
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-41 Cardiff Corporation's injunction against Llandaff & Dinas Powis Rural District Council over Ely effluent (Local Government Board inquiry, 1904)Jun 1904River Ely and Cardiff's western sewerEvening Express 15 Jun 1904; Weekly Mail 18 Jun 1904A dispute between two councils about waste draining into the sewer; it does not concern the farm or the 1905 grant.Out of scope
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-43 The 1904 “one piece of land” arbitration flagged before the sewer easements (it apparently never happened)Jun 1904 – May 1907The Bute land on the western sewer lineWeekly Mail 11 Jun 1904; Evening Express 9 Jun 1904; Cardiff Times 4 May 1907Never held: the corporation settled with the landowners without arbitration.Out of scope
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-36 Marquess of Bute v Seymour; Marquess of Bute v White; Barry Railway Co v Seymour; Barry Railway Co v White (Llandough right of way, 1905)20–29 Mar 1905Fields between the Cardiff–Sully road and Eastbrook (Green Seys / Cornerswell side), LlandoughEvening Express 20, 28, 29, 31 Mar 1905; Western Mail 21, 23 Mar 1905Bute land on the Cornerswell side of the parish; no Williams and no Great House appears in any report.Not our farm
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-44 “Cardiff City Corporation” as grantee of the 23 Feb 1905 Bute conveyance (Land Registry wording)23 Feb 1905Woodland on the north-east side of Leckwith Road, LlandoughTitle WA735527, charges register entry 1A name slip: Cardiff became a city only in Oct 1905, so the grantee was then the County Borough.Name correction
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-45 Re Nisbet and Potts' Contract [1906] 1 Ch 386 (Court of Appeal) — a precedent, not a farm case1906Not Llandough (a reported case)[1906] 1 Ch 386 (CA)A reported precedent on adverse possession and covenants; it is not about Llandough land.Precedent
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-46 “R. Hopkin, Great House, Llangadock” (prize list, 1906)26 Jun 1906Llangadock, CarmarthenshireEvening Express 26 Jun 1906 p.4A Great House in Carmarthenshire, not Llandough.Not our farm
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-37 Poaching on Great House Farm, Llandough, prosecuted for the Bute Estate (Barry police court, Jan 1908)Jan 1908Great House Farm, Llandough-juxta-PenarthEvening Express 11 Jan 1908; Barry Dock News 17 Jan 1908Our farm, but a game prosecution: nothing in it bears on title or tenure.Ours — outside the title question
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-34 “Mr. David Thomas, of Great House Farm, Llandough” (90th birthday, 1910), the 1907 “STRAYED” advert and the Glamorgan Hunt kennels farm1871–1910Llandough near Cowbridge1871 census RG10/5417; Slater's 1880; Glamorgan Gazette 14 Oct 1910 p.8; Cardiff Times 23 Apr 1910 p.10The census puts David Thomas at the Cowbridge Great House; our farm was the Williamses'.Not our farm
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-40 Whyte & Co. Ltd v Cardiff Corporation (Western Sewer contract arbitration, 1910–1912)1910–1912Western District outfall sewer (Cardiff to Lavernock, through Llandough)Evening Express 11 Jun 1906, 14 Jul 1910; Western Mail 7 Mar, 24 Oct 1912; Dublin Builder 25 May 1912A contractor's money dispute with Cardiff Corporation, not a title or tenant case; it names no farm.Out of scope
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-47 “A. M. Thomas, Great House, Llanmaes” (show prize list, 1910)12 Aug 1910Llanmaes, near Llantwit MajorGlamorgan Gazette 12 Aug 1910 p.5A Great House at Llanmaes, a third Glamorgan farm of the name.Not our farm
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-20 Bute estate private spring at Llandough, 1914 Water undertakings Return ( EV-0236 )1914LlandoughEV-0236Not yet shown to have supplied the farm.Lead only
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KF-05 “Great House Farm, Llandough” records for Llandough near Cowbridge — DSA/6/1158 (1938 sale), D/DSA6/701 (1924 estate sale), DCO/WHS/2 (David Thomas memoir)1924–1938Llandough near CowbridgeGlamorgan Archives DSA/6/1158, D/DSA6/701, DCO/WHS/2A different Llandough, near Cowbridge.Not our farm
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KF-26 Llandough Estate sale, 9 Oct 1924 (incl. Lot 3 “Great House”) (D/DSA6/701)9 Oct 1924Llanfair and St HilaryGlamorgan Archives D/DSA6/701The Byass Llandough Estate near Cowbridge.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-42 “THE LLANDOUGH HOSPITAL. Legal Proceedings Possible” (Western Mail, 4 Oct 1934)4 Oct 1934Llandough Hospital (a Cardiff Corporation project)Western Mail 4 Oct 1934 p.9 (snippet); Western Mail 2 Jul 1928A building contractor's final account against Cardiff Corporation at the hospital, not the farm.Out of scope
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-25 Great House Farm sale, 15 Nov 1938 (DSA/6/1158)15 Nov 1938Llanfair, near CowbridgeGlamorgan Archives DSA/6/1158Sale of the Cowbridge Great House Farm.Not our farm
Wiki: photographed, not our farm
KF-35 Llandough Farm (the Corbett / Thomas holding), kept apart from Great House / Tŷ Mawr in the 25 Oct name searchCatalogue; 1940 tenancyLlandough-juxta-PenarthNLW D 219; EV-0233A separate farmstead: 166 acres in NLW D 219 against 107 acres for Cydfin / Tŷ Mawr.Separate farm
Added 25 Oct 2026
KF-21 Western Ground Rents v William Williams, Idwyndy Cottage, The Garth (Pontypridd county court, 1947): Western Mail 4 Feb 1947 p.3 “GARTH PENSIONER’S CHALLENGE — Did Marquis Own The Land?”; Pontypridd Observer 8 Feb 1947 p.2 and 8 Mar 1947 p.5 “Judgment for plaintiffs, Western Ground Rents, Ltd.” (SNIPPET ONLY; found 19 Oct 2026)1947The Garth, near PontypriddWestern Mail 4 Feb 1947 p.3; Pontypridd Observer 8 Feb, 8 Mar 1947A Garth cottage, not our farm.Not our farm
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KF-18 “Cardiff Urban District Council” as the water authority (per Branwen, voice testimony)1948–1958Cardiff and PenarthFamily voice testimony; SC-22No Cardiff Urban District Council existed.Name correction
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KF-17 Leckwith Common order, 25 Nov 1958: “no petition presented” ( EV-0038 )25 Nov 1958Leckwith CommonEV-0038; EV-0037Common land, not the water supply.Hypothesis
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KF-16 Hansard, 7 Dec 1962, Leasehold Bill, cols 1671–72 ( EV-0235 )7 Dec 1962Llandough Estate, PenarthEV-0235 (Hansard cols 1671–72)Leasehold house sales, not the farm.Out of scope
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KF-15 Fluoride / “government overreach” lead: per a family voice note (19 Oct 2026), Mary (Nancy) Williams worked with “a guy with fluoride” on “political stuff about government overreach” ( EV-0237 )1972–1989 (file); 19 Oct 2026 (voice note)WalesEV-0237No documented link found.On hold
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KF-22 DMP1/4/L.3.3d (Glamorgan Archives): papers of Allan Rogers, MP and later MEP for South East Wales; a 1980–83 “British Petroleum” file among his European Parliament files (catalogue entry read by research, 20 Oct 2026; CATALOGUE ENTRY ONLY)1980–1983Glamorgan ArchivesDMP1/4/L.3.3d (catalogue entry)No Llandough link on the catalogue entry.Catalogue only
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KF-23 TNA LT 8/415: British Petroleum Pension Trust v Mrs W. Blake, 1981–84 (Lands Tribunal; filed under the Leasehold Reform Act) (CATALOGUE ENTRY ONLY)1981–1984Property not namedTNA LT 8/415 (catalogue entry)Property not named; probably not the farm.Catalogue only
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KF-19 Commons Registration (Glamorgan) Act 1983 ( EV-0232 )1983GlamorganEV-0232Covers the common-land register only.Out of scope
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KF-24 Forestry Commission sale list, Hansard written answer of 25 July 1984: Cwrt-yr-alla Woods, 128 ha25 Jul 1984Cwrt-yr-alla WoodsHansard written answer, 25 Jul 1984Woodland outside Llandough.Not our land
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KF-07 Old imported Wiki snapshot in bucklerfamily.estate source (imported 23 September 2026)Imported 23 Sep 2026Family website sourcebucklerfamily.estate source snapshotA copy of older wording, not an independent source.Secondary copy
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KF-49 Proposed floor plan of another property, outside the Tŷ Mawr scope; parked for later inspectionUndated (modern metric drawing); received 27 October 2026Another property (not identified)Architectural drawing image, received 27 October 2026 (no title block, site, author or date)Another property, outside the Tŷ Mawr scope; parked for later inspection.Out of scope
Added 27 Oct 2026

Leads retained as in-scope or potentially in-scope — not “kissed frogs”

Current conclusion: This screening has excluded specific records as matches for the Llandough farm lease; it has not disproved a separate Llandough agreement. No item in this register, merely by being excluded or repeated online, proves wrongdoing, concealment or government complicity. Keep original evidence, record each reason for exclusion, and reopen a lead only when a new reference, full image, plan or independently documented fact changes the test.

Exclusion means “not this property” or “not in scope”, not that the source is false, and not evidence of wrongdoing by itself. The original register stays on the wiki: Kissed Frogs register and Excluded: not our farm.

Kissed Frogs register, version 1.0.0, 25 October 2026.

Small print: dotted links explain a word (see the glossary); amber-shaded links list every name the records use for the same thing.