impound · 1836
William Spence, Poundkeeper at Paterson's Plains, impounded four cattle on March 30, 1836, including a black cow, a red/brown cow, a red-sided bullock, and a brown male calf, with details of brands and descriptions.
IMPOUNDED at Paterson's Plains, 30th March, 1836:- One black Cow with a white belly, tail, both hind legs, …
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OfficialWilliam Spence
OfficialPoundkeeper
PlacePaterson's Plains
LocationPaterson's Plains
Impound Date30th March, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 218, 20 April 1836.
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