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EV-0010 — Newspaper report: alleged theft of geese from Great House Farm, Llandough (1891)

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EV IDEV-0010
TitleNewspaper report: alleged theft of geese from Great House Farm, Llandough (1891)
Date of documentNovember 1891 (publication date not printed; theft charged as 11 November 1891)
Typepress
Evidence labelPRESS REPORT
Repository / referenceBritish Newspaper Archive clipping (title not shown); Image file 2026-02-07_consortium-formal_notice_bpvsbuckler__en_v0-0-1_008.png; Datro repository, pinned commit 2e514c59; Buckler family evidence repository.
StatusHELD — open the scan (image)
ProvenanceHeld in Buckler family evidence repository (datro repository, pinned commit 2e514c59); Transcribed on Wiki’s Press Archive page (N01); Dated newspaper page not yet located.
Wiki catalogue pageGHF-E090-N01
Claims that rely on thisAI Agent & Machine-Readable Index, Cardiff County Court — Forensic Assessment, Case Analysis — Connections, Patterns and Questions (October 2026), High Court — Forensic Assessment, Media Gallery, National Library of Wales — Forensic Assessment, Press Archive — Newspaper Transcripts, Press Articles Index — every newspaper cutting and press extract, one page each, Welsh Office / Wales Office — Forensic Assessment

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EV-0010 — Newspaper report: alleged theft of geese from Great House Farm, Llandough (1891)

Quotation: “Robert Williams, a mason’s labourer, was on Tuesday charged … with stealing three geese, the property of Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough, on November 11, 1891.”

Proves: Newspaper reported Robert Williams charged with stealing three geese from Mr John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough, on 11 November 1891; Remanded to Penarth.

Does not prove: Does not identify which John Williams, establish land ownership or tenancy terms, or specify the newspaper’s title, issue date, or page.

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