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Subject: Response to enquiry at The National Archives. Case number CAS-343481-X5H3M6 CRM:016207464
From: Contact Centre
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2026 13:56 UTC
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Dear Sion Buckler,

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Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 I request the following recorded information held by the National Library of Wales:
Any manorial court rolls, surveys, rentals, terriers, or related documents for the Manor of Llandough (Glamorgan) covering the period c.1600–1670 that list or refer to occupants, customary tenants, or holders of land later known as Great House Farm (or equivalent contemporary descriptions).
Any estate papers, correspondence, leases, rentals, account books, or surveys of the Vaughan family of Llandough (or related Vaughan holdings) that mention a lease, renewal, confirmation, surrender, or new grant of land at Great House Farm / Llandough around or before 1667.
Any catalogue descriptions, finding aids, or indexes that identify pre-1667 deeds, court-roll entries, or estate surveys referring to the family’s holding at this property.
Please confirm whether such material is held and, if so, provide the relevant catalogue references and any available descriptions or copies (or advise on access arrangements). If any information is exempt, please state the exemption(s) relied upon.


Yours faithfully,


Sion Buckler (Ret'd Sergeant)

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