Talk:List of family seats of Welsh nobility
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[edit]Disagreement with deletion:
I oppose the deletion of the artical. The artical list is valid because many of the family seats are already listed within wikipedia. This list groups them by place name title.
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Should English estates be listed as the seats of Welsh gentry? This seems dubious to me. It seems to me that this article should list estates in Wales, the one on English family seats should list estates in England, and so forth. john k 21:14, 16 August 2007 (UTC)
- The index is linking the Welsh title with the primary residence of the title-holder. Not necessarily strictly those estates in Wales.Drachenfyre (talk) 03:46, 17 November 2007 (UTC)
Charles a member of the Welsh gentry?!
[edit]Whatever one's opinion of Prince Charles, he is surely classed as a member of the nobility/royalty, not as of the gentry (see that article's definition). I also wonder how appropriate it is to describe his recently acquired holiday home in Myddfai as his "family seat"! In my opinion he should not be on this list, as he is not a member of the gentry, not Welsh (despite his title), and furthermore his family seat is in England, not Wales. Fails on all counts. Enaidmawr 23:23, 2 December 2007 (UTC)