impound · 1844
One red working bullock, impounded at Narrellan by James Funnill on August 10, 1844, was described as wild with a bull head and a slit near ear, branded HW off rump.
IMPOUNDED at Narrellan, by James Funnill, of Elders- lie, on the 10th of August, 1844 :- One red working bullock, …
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PersonJames Funnill
PlaceNarrellan
PlaceElders- lie
PoundkeeperEdward Doyle
PlaceSYDNEY
PlaceBent-street
Impound Date10th of August, 1844
Publication DateAugust 20, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 75, 20 August 1844.
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The same week in the colonyPort Phillip Government Gazette 20 August 1844 · 17 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 23 August 1844 · 3 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 23 August 1844 · 50 notices
Similar noticesOne red working bullock, described as very wild and bull-headed with a 1844 · One red working bullock was impounded at Narrellan on August 10, 1844, 1844 · Three red working bullocks were impounded at Anvil Creek on February 1 1845 · Three red working bullocks were impounded at Anvil Creek on February 1 1845
Near this placeNarrellan · Elders- lie · SYDNEY · Bent-street