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Daniel Thomas & Son (Llandough Limeworks)
Body · quarrying, 1876–1912
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About The limeworks firm that took the 1877 agreement from the Marquess of Bute over land at Great House Farm.
The limeworks firm that took the 1877 agreement from the Marquess of Bute over land at Great House Farm. The Bute deeds describe “land (33 a.), formerly part of Great House Farm, for the Llandough Limeworks (33 a.), 1876–1912”. Our position is that the 1877 agreement is the start of the farm’s division into two parcels.
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Alfred Thomas, Lord Pontypridd, dies
Alfred Thomas, Lord Pontypridd, son of Daniel Thomas of the Llandough lime works, dies unmarried on 14 December 1927.
Daniel Thomas of Penylan dies
Daniel Thomas of Penylan, a contractor under Lord Bute and the owner of “valuable lime kilns at Llandough”, dies; his obituary appears in Tarian y Gweithiwr. In April 1888 a local man is described as “a labourer at Llandough Quarry”: the works beside the farm carry on.
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Tarian y Gweithiwr, December 1887 (obituary); press of 24 April 1888. Legal Wiki EV-0280.
Known from a later family statement (c.1974): Bute sold the farmhouse, buildings and about 10 acres (Parcel A) and kept about 9 acres (Parcel B).

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Agreement with the Marquess of Bute over land at Great House Farm
Agreement, Marquess of Bute to Daniel Thomas & Son, 1877. The Bute deeds at the National Library of Wales describe “land (33 a.), formerly part of Great House Farm, for the Llandough Limeworks (33 a.), 1876-1912”.
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Source
Legal Wiki GHF-E115 (EV-0006); National Library of Wales, Bute deeds D153/4–8.