impound · 1845
Seven cattle, including bullocks and cows with calves, were impounded in Prospect Pound on July 4, 1845, for trespassing and will be sold on August 4, 1845, if not claimed.
744 IMPOUNDED in the Prospect Pound, on 4th July, 1845, by William Fullager, for trespass in grass paddock; …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialPoundkeeper
PersonWilliam Fullager
OfficialWilliam Adams
LocationProspect Pound
LocationProspect
LocationProspect Common
Impoundment4th July, 1845
Sale4th August, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 57, 15 July 1845.
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