EV-0226 — South Wales Star, 10 Jun 1892: “Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough”

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EV ID	EV-0226
Title	South Wales Star: geese stolen from “Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough”
Date of document	10 June 1892 (the theft: 11 November 1891)
Type	press
Evidence label	PRESS REPORT
Repository / reference	South Wales Star, 10 June 1892. Welsh Newspapers Online (National Library of Wales): article.
Status	READ (public online copy).
Provenance	Source: South Wales Star, 10 June 1892. Welsh Newspapers Online (National Library of Wales): article; read 19 Oct 2026.
Related evidence	EV-0225 (directories 1868–1901); EV-0224 (1881 census)

Quotation: geese stolen, “the property of Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough, on November 11, 1891”.

Proves: A contemporary newspaper names a John Williams of Great House Farm, Llandough, in November 1891.

Does not prove: Tenure, acreage, title or rights.

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EV-0247 — Barry Dock News and Glamorgan Gazette, 3 Aug 1894: swine fever; five pigs of “Mr Williams, Great House” slaughtered
EV-0279 — Barry Dock News, 16 Aug 1889, p.2: apples taken from “the orchard of Great House Farm … the property of John Williams”; orchard reached “over the hedge from the railway”
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EV-0226 — South Wales Star, 10 Jun 1892: “Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough”
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