impound · 1845
Bernard Stimpson, Poundkeeper at Canowindra, impounded several cattle on November 15th, 1845, and warned they would be sold on December 26th if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Canowindra, 15th November, 1845 I One yellow cow, branded PG off rump, M off thigh, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
PoundkeeperBernard Stimpson
LocationCanowindra
Impoundment Date15th November, 1845
Sale Date26th December
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 100, 9 December 1845.
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Also on page 10Several cattle and a mare were impounded at Gresford Pound on November · A chestnut horse branded J-P and T was impounded at Old Collector on N · Four animals, including a red bullock, a red cow, a dark strawberry bu · One white heifer with red sides, branded HM off thigh, was impounded a
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