impound · 1845
A notice from Poundkeeper John Ledsam regarding impounded animals, including a Poland cow and two mares, with details on markings, brands, damages, and potential sale if not released within twenty-four days.
and 6th days of December, 1845, from the Sugar Loaf and Windermere :- e red Poland cow, marked in both ears, …
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PoundkeeperJohn Ledsam
LocationSugar Loaf
LocationWindermere
Impound Date6th days of December, 1845
Sale Notice Periodtwenty-four days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 102, 16 December 1845.
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