One square per record, in time order. Each row band is an era (oldest at the top, marked on the left like the ranks of a chessboard); within an era the squares read left to right, earliest first. The last band, Law and remedies, holds the statute and case-law squares, kept apart from the land timeline. Black and white alternate as on a real board, so the two records run side by side. Zoom out to see the whole board; zoom in to read a square; tap it for the full text and its source.
Black squares ·
Actions against Williams/Buckler ownership: sales, proceedings, orders, eviction, demolition, registrations, refusals
Legal framing (grey text): possessor, proprietor, licence, “permissive” occupation, “whole farm”, adverse possession
Omissions (white text): records missing, withheld, not held, not notified, cut or destroyed
Records that cut against the case, shown honestly
White squares ·
Evidence of ownership, occupation and the grounds to reopen the case
Heritage and lineage: the house, the Williams line, the Cedwyn estate
Trees, woodland and the land the family worked
Markings
Dashed gold edge: a working theory. Our case, prospective. Not a finding of any court.
Plain square: no record placed there
Built from the Great House Farm Legal Wiki (greathousefarmwiki.wordpress.com), the evidence pages EV-0001 onwards, the Master Timeline and the registers. Board built . The record text is in English, the authoritative version.