Person · farmer, Great House, from 1908 · 2 entries · 1 shared
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“Mr John Williams, junior” of the 1889 orchard case, who took over the farm on his father’s death in 1908. The Court of Appeal recites a yearly agricultural tenancy of the whole farm from February 1916; in May 1939 Western Ground Rents let him 5.30 acres “adjacent to Ty-Mawr farmhouse and Llwyn-yr-eryr” (DBDT/123/7). Our position is that he is the father of Mary (Nancy) Williams (b. 1913); the record held does not yet state it.
A profile written for this archive from the records named under each entry’s “Source”; this place, body or person did not post here.
Archive note: Our position: the 1916 tenancy is the last tenancy of Parcel A. Court findings are shown as what the court said. Our case, prospective. Not a finding of any court.
A reconstruction: this entry is written for this archive from the record in “Source”; the place, body or person shown did not post it.
5.30 acres “adjacent to Ty-Mawr farmhouse and Llwyn-yr-eryr”
Agreement, Western Ground Rents to John Williams, May 1939, with plan: 5.30 acres adjacent to Ty-Mawr farmhouse and Llwyn-yr-eryr (Glamorgan Archives DBDT123/7). The plan shows Parcel B only, highlighted.
