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1983 · 4 key events, newest first.

South Wales Echo shared a link
· Archive extract

(page 9)

… Notable buildings in the village included Great House Farm and a dilapidated Swiss Cottage next the church …

Source

South Wales Echo, 26 October 1983, p.9. British Newspaper Archive search-result text only. Legal Wiki EV-0072.

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William (Billy) Buckler posted an announcement with Press cuttings (paper not identified)
· Announcement

Mary (Nancy) Williams

William (Billy) Buckler announces the passing of his mother, Mary Doreen (Nancy) Williams, formerly Buckler, of Great House Farm, Llandough, on 26 March 1983.

Press cuttings (paper not identified)
Source

GRO death index, March quarter 1983, South Glamorgan 28/3029, indexed under both BUCKLER and WILLIAMS, Mary Doreen (FreeBMD transcription). Legal Wiki EV-0067.

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South Wales Echo shared a link with GGAT (Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust)
· Article

Burnt relics represented years of digs

THE Glamorgan/Gwent Archaeological Trust are still counting the cost of the disastrous fire which swept through their Swansea warehouse last Sunday evening destroying thousands of relics of Welsh heritage.

GGAT (Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust)
Source

South Wales Echo, 18 March 1983. Legal Wiki EV-0068 · GHF-E090-N06.

Open the post · EV-0068 · Press Archive N06

BP Properties Ltd joined the story
· Life event · registration

First registration of the house, title WA240304, to BP Properties Ltd (Form 1C application, 23 Feb 1983).

Mary was living in the house and died on 26 Mar 1983, while the application was still being examined.

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👍 2 BP Properties Ltd, HM Land Registry

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EV-0066 · WA240304 register, 1983 · EV-0063 · WA240304 Form 1C application · Land Registry titles · Three parts of Parcel A: licence letters (31 Oct 1974), then first registration (wiki)

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