| EV ID | EV-0047 |
|---|---|
| Title | H. J. Thomas architectural survey and floor plan of the house (RCAHMW / NMR) |
| Date of document | 1974 |
| Type | survey/report |
| Evidence label | PRIMARY DOCUMENT — NOT PUBLISHED HERE |
| Repository / reference | Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (NMR); NMR 6048941, 6048943, 6048945 (survey/correspondence ref unclear); Order ref RCAHMW RC26-0375. |
| Status | PENDING — Held by RCAHMW (NMR). Scans of NMR 6048941, 6048943 and 6048945 to be ordered under RCAHMW RC26-0375. No cost stated. |
| Provenance | Placeholder entry; Scans being ordered from RCAHMW. No copy linked; No inline evidence image or source-file link identified. |
| Wiki catalogue page | GHF-E137 |
| Claims that rely on this | Archaeology and Heritage, European Commission of Human Rights / Strasbourg — Forensic Assessment, Heneb — Forensic Assessment, Institutional Involvement Roadmap — Chronology of Actors, Decisions and Evidence, Legal Review — Fraud, Land and Human Rights, RCAHMW — Forensic Assessment, GHF-E145 — European Commission of Human Rights application 14464/88 and the 14 A |
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Proves: Not held, so nothing yet. Reported: RCAHMW holds H. J. Thomas survey material, a 1974 survey and floor plan of a sub-medieval or late-seventeenth-century building, partly recorded due to an ownership dispute.
Does not prove: The full wording and extent of the survey, and whether Cadw saw it in 1988, are unknown. It does not supply the lost Johns–Buckler correspondence or establish Mary’s title.
