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Evidence Chain — Creation, Custody, Transfer & Loss

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Evidence stream 1877 1890 1900 1920 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1987 1990 2000 2005 2010 2020 2026 2030
Parcel A — house / garden / yard / woodland
Parcel B — eastern agricultural land
1877 Bute–Thomas agreement / conveyance 🕒 🕒
1916 tenancy / plan 🕒
1924 agreement on WA231076 file 🕒
1928 quarrying / final receipt evidence 🕒
1938–39 WGR conveyance / revised tenancy plan 🕒
1949 unwritten yearly tenancy
1950–52 family papers / custody break 🕒
1955 possession order / enforcement
1959 ownership assertion / tenancy refusal
1962 County Court possession order
1969 WGR → BP Pension Trust conveyance 🕒
1974 measured survey / heritage evidence
1974 possession action / licence letters
1982–83 HMLR first registrations WA231076 / WA240304 🕒
1987 HMLR amalgamation during appeal
1987 Court of Appeal judgment
1988 Cadw inspection / listing evidence
1988 physical demolition
1988–89 press corpus
1990 GGAT archaeological assessment
1994 cemetery excavation / archaeological record
1994–2005 woodland title WA735527
2005 “closed” access status
2026 HMLR retrieval / 43-document schedule 🕒
2026 Cadw / Heneb complaints & investigations 🕒
2026 RCAHMW / NMR search response 🕒
● evidence emerges / remains◯ missing, restricted or unresolved■ physical/documented loss◎ title merge / structural transitionfading line = evidence trail becoming uncertain2030 = future padding 🕒

1924 and 1928. HM Land Registry holds a record of 15 May 1924 (a Bute–Corbett agreement about a drain). Mary Williams recalls 1928 as the year the house parcel became the family’s. Whether the two are connected is one of the questions the family is pressing HM Land Registry to answer, together with the record’s plan. Analysis: Legal Review, section 2 (land) · Land Registry Titles. For the pattern of records lost around each set of proceedings, see Legal Review, section 1.3.

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