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EV-0286 — SNIPPET ONLY: Western Mail, 17 Nov 1942, p.2: “IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANDOUGH” (which Llandough not verified)

EV IDEV-0286
TitleWestern Mail, 17 November 1942, p.2, auction advertisement: “IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANDOUGH” (search snippet only; parish not stated in the snippet)
Date of document17 November 1942
Typenewspaper advertisement (search snippet)
Evidence labelSNIPPET ONLY (British Newspaper Archive free search; page not read)
Repository / referenceBritish Newspaper Archive, free search results: Western Mail, 17 Nov 1942, p.2 (search “great house farm” llandough, 1940–1949)
StatusSOURCE PENDING (snippet read 21 Oct 2026; advertisement not read)
ProvenanceFree BNA search, decade sweep, 21 Oct 2026.
Related evidenceEV-0241 (National Farm Survey 1941–43, Penarth parish) · EV-0285 (Western Mail 1925–39 snippets) · 1944 War Agricultural Executive Committee item on the Master Timeline

Quotation (verbatim): “IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANDOUGH.” (OCR, slips corrected)

Fits with: A wartime sale of the farm’s stock in November 1942 would fit the record that the War Agricultural Executive Committee was dissatisfied with the farm by 1944 and that Frederick Buckler then ran it as manager for John Williams. If this is the Penarth farm, the advertisement should name the auctioneer, the vendor and the reason for the sale.

Cuts against: Which Llandough is NOT VERIFIED: a second Great House Farm at Llandough near Cowbridge also advertised stock sales (1927). The snippet names no vendor.

Notes: Next step (free): read the full page through a library BNA or Welsh Newspapers terminal; the advertisement text decides the parish.

Catalogued by Cedwyn editors, 21 Oct 2026, in the decade-by-decade gap sweep (free online sources only).

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