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Barry Dock News

Barry Dock News

Newspaper

2 posts · 1904–1908 · 4 friends

About Weekly newspaper, Barry.

Weekly newspaper, Barry. Welsh Newspapers Online holds 1889–1918.

Friends 4

Baptist Record3 mutual friends

John Williams (d. 1908)3 mutual friends

Mary (Nancy) Williams3 mutual friends

Williams / Buckler family3 mutual friends

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Baptist Record published a notice with Barry Dock News with Mary (Nancy) Williams

17 July 1908 · Announcement

Mr. John Williams, Great House

The passing of Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough, on Friday 17 July 1908, aged 81. He was buried on 21 July.

@Williams / Buckler family

Williams / Buckler family and 3 others

Barry Dock News From “Court Leet at Llandough”

A vote of sympathy was passed with the family of the late Mr. John Williams, Great House, Llandough, for many years a juror of the court.

Mary (Nancy) Williams From her statement

In the year 1908 my grandfather died and my father took over the farm.

Source

Baptist Record, October 1908 (Vol. 13 no. 139, p.27, Llandough notes); Barry Dock News, 23 October 1908, p.3 (EV-0243); Mary (Nancy) Williams’s statement, c. 1974.

Open the post · Baptist Record, Welsh Journals Online · EV-0243

Barry Dock News posted

14 October 1904 · Press

The Barry Dock News reported the Bute court leet sitting for Llandough, with the farm’s John Williams later named on its grand jury; the reports run to 1917.

“no presentments … of the deaths of freeholders, or encroachments”

#press #barrydocknews #1904 #courtleet #buteestate #greathousefarm

Source

Legal Wiki: EV-0283, Bute court leet at Llandough, press reports 1904–1917 · Internet Archive copy · Media register MR-0013

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