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GHF-E128 — 1959 and 1965 WGR tenancy offers concerning the remaining house and garden

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EVIDENCE PENDING

Catalogue: GHF-E128 · Type: Tenancy offers (correspondence or draft agreements) · Date: 1959 and 1965 · Holder: not located; WGR and solicitors’ files · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER not yet obtained 🕒

Wiki catalogue reference: GHF-E128 · Custodian / source URL: Buckler family evidence repository

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Description

3. What is not known

2. What is known

Catalogue: GHF-E128 · Type: Tenancy offers (correspondence or draft agreements) · Date: 1959 and 1965 · Holder: not located; WGR and solicitors’ files · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER not yet obtained 🕒

DOCUMENTED FACT (as recited). The 1959 and 1965 offers referred to the remaining occupied house-and-garden area (1962 page). The family’s case is that these were further attempts to treat Mary’s occupation as tenancy or licence, which she did not accept.

  • The land described, the terms, and whether Mary answered in writing.
  • Whether any offer used the “whole farm” wording.

Transcription

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Interpretation and wider context

UNRESOLVED. If the offers describe only the house and garden, they are a contemporaneous WGR statement that the rest had already been dealt with in 1955. 🕒

Used on: ReOrg

Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.

Grouped analysis: Repeated attempts to frame Mary Williams’s Parcel A occupation as permissive.

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