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Great House Farm

The farm and farmhouse beside St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough-juxta-Penarth (HER GGAT02038s; NPRN 20182; NGR ST16707335).

26 wordings, oldest first · ⓘ More on the Legal Wiki

  1. “Cydwin”

    1547 reported

    Family research note: Sir George Herbert’s 1,000-year lease to Vaughan (EV-0002) Source page

    Document not held; holder not identified. Identity with Great House Farm not proved.

  2. “Cedwyn”

    16th century (reported) SOURCE PENDING

    Research corpus, 16th-century Llandough freehold / Vaughan material Source page

    The underlying document has not been checked.

  3. “Cydfin Farm or Ty Mawr Farm, (107 a.)”

    1552–1824 catalogue

    National Library of Wales, Bute Estate Records D219 catalogue (Llandough manorial leases, 1552–1824) Source page

  4. “Cedfin or Ty Mawr Farm”

    1824 record

    David Stewart’s survey of the Bute Glamorgan estates, plan 19 and reference table (Glamorgan Archives DB/E/1; EV-0211) Source page

    Seen as the archive’s digital images (family photographs).

  5. “Great house”

    1868–1901 record

    Trade directories: “Williams John, Great house” (EV-0225) Source page

  6. “Greathouse”

    1880 record

    Slater’s directory: “Williams John, Greathouse” (EV-0225) Source page

  7. “Llandough Home Farm”

    3 Apr 1881 record ambiguous

    1881 census, Llandough, RG11/5288 p.2, schedule 9: household of John Williams, 53, farmer (EV-0224) Source page

    A census enumerator’s address label (the 1881 “survey” is the census). The page does not say “Great House Farm”; the identity is the family’s, supported by the directories. No other source uses “Home Farm” for Llandough.

  8. “Land Doc Home Farm”

    1881 (reported) reported

    Reported reading of the same 1881 census entry (voice-note transcription; EV-0223) Source page

    A competing transcription; image not verified.

  9. “R-W-S-S Farm / Reese’s Farm”

    1881 (reported) reported

    Reported reading of the 1881 census (dictated; EV-0223) Source page

    Competing transcription; image not verified. Compare the separate Llandough Farm of the Rees family (EV-0228).

  10. “Ty-mawr”

    c.1890s–1900s record

    Ordnance Survey 25-inch map, named north-west of the church (edition not confirmed; EV-0228) Source page

  11. “Llandough Church Farm”

    22 Nov 1931 identity unresolved ambiguous

    Letter, Cogan Pill, 22 Nov 1931: finds “at Llandough Church Farm c. 1858” (Amgueddfa Cymru accession file 63.24; EV-0018) Source page

    The Wiki treats “Church Farm” as a source term whose identity with Great House Farm is not yet proved.

  12. “Great House Farm”

    c.1945–1955 record

    Glamorgan Archives D/D XJF 64/30: “Note by Mrs Nancy Buckler of Great House Farm” (EV-0155) Source page

  13. “Great House Farm, Llandough”

    7 May 1958 record (OCR; page image not seen)

    Western Mail, 7 May 1958, p.7 (EV-0035) Source page

  14. “Ty Mawr, Penarth Road, Llandough”

    20 Nov 1958 record (OCR; page image not seen)

    Western Mail, 20 Nov 1958, p.7: “her farm, Ty Mawr, Penarth Road, Llandough” (EV-0037) Source page

  15. “Ty Mawr (Great House)”

    16 Apr 1974 record

    Daily Telegraph, 16 Apr 1974 (GHF-E090-N03) Source page

  16. “an 800-year-old house / the ten-roomed house”

    16 Apr 1974 record

    Daily Telegraph, 16 Apr 1974 (GHF-E090-N03) Source page

    Description, not a name.

  17. “ancient Welsh house”

    16 Apr 1974 record

    Daily Telegraph headline, 16 Apr 1974: “‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house” (GHF-E090-N03) Source page

    Description, not a name.

  18. “the farm / the whole of the farm”

    31 Jul 1987 record ambiguous

    Court of Appeal, BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2: “registered as the proprietors of the whole of the farm … in November 1982” (EV-0080) Source page

  19. “former Great House Farm / “a 3.4 acre site located adjacent St. Dochdwy Parish Church””

    c.1989–90 record

    Planning officer’s report on the outline application (89/01396/OUT; undated, cites Welsh Office Circular 1/85; EV-0201) Source page

  20. “LLANDOUGH FARM (Ideal Homes Wales)”

    12 Jan 1994 record ambiguous

    Ideal Homes Wales site location map and village green planting plan, received 12 Jan 1994 (EV-0133) Source page

    The developer’s drawings use “Llandough Farm” for the site (identified with medium confidence). So in developer and planning records after 1989, “Llandough Farm” may mean this site, not the separate Rees-family farm.

  21. “Church Farm”

    1994 record (find 1858) identity unresolved ambiguous

    Amgueddfa Cymru collections record 63.24/1 (created 17 Oct 1994): objects found at Church Farm, Llandough, in 1858 (EV-0140) Source page

  22. “Great House Farm (GGAT02038s)”

    current record record

    Heneb (formerly GGAT) Historic Environment Record Source page

  23. “Tŷ Mawr”

    — wiki label

    Welsh form (“Great House”) used by the Wiki and family material Source page

    No period record with the accented form has been catalogued yet: SOURCE PENDING for a record.

  24. “Cedfyn”

    — SOURCE PENDING

    Kept as a search form only Source page

    No primary occurrence found.

  25. “Ty Mawr Farm”

    23 Mar 2026 record

    HM Land Registry letter, 23 Mar 2026: “Ty Mawr Farm was originally registered under two different title numbers, WA231076 and WA240304” Source page

  26. “Cefin”

    — SOURCE PENDING

    Kept as a search form only Source page

    No primary occurrence tied to Great House found.

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