Trustee Act notice
“CHARLES SAINT DAVID SPENCER late of Llwyn-yr-eryr Llandough Juxta Penarth in the County of Glamorgan and of 6, Working Street in the city of Cardiff Deceased.” Two days later the paper reported his will: “solicitor, and formerly clerk to the Whitchurch Justices, of Llwyn-yr-Eryr, Llandough-juxta-Penarth, and of 6, Working-street, Cardiff, left everything to his widow”.
Source
Western Mail, 22 September 1936, p.2, and 24 September 1936, p.13 (British Newspaper Archive search text; page images not yet seen).
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Llandough Bride
The wedding took place at Llandough Church of Mr. Fred Buckler, of Barry, and Miss Mary Doreen (Nancy) Williams, of Great House Farm, Llandough.
Source
Western Mail, 5 August 1936. British Newspaper Archive search-result text only; page image not yet seen. Legal Wiki EV-0230.
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Offered at auction and withdrawn
“Messrs. Stephenson and Alexander (F.A.I) offered for sale at Cardiff on Thursday the leasehold residential property, Llwyn-yr-Eryr, Llandough near Cardiff, which was withdrawn, the reserve not having been reached. The solicitors were Messrs. Spencers.”
Source
Western Mail, 15 May 1936, p.9; adverts, Western Mail 25 Apr 1936 p.1 and 17 Oct 1936 p.3 (British Newspaper Archive search text). Glamorgan Archives DSA/14/91.
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