impound · 1836
Two notices detail impounded livestock in Appin and Bathurst, NSW, with details on animal descriptions, locations, dates, poundkeepers, and potential sale dates if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Appin, on the 15th instant, by John Robinson, of East Bargo, supposed to be strayed or stolen, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonJohn Robinson
PlaceEast Bargo
PoundkeeperThomas Smith
PlaceAppin
PlaceSwallow Creek
PoundkeeperJAMES BLACKMAN, Sen.
PlaceBathurst
LocationAppin
LocationAppin
LocationBathurst
Impound Date15th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 242, 5 October 1836.
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People in this noticeThomas Smith · Henry and David Parrier, Esquires · JAMES BLACKMAN, Sen.
Also on page 15William Walker, Poundkeeper at Bankstown, impounded livestock includin · One black and white steer was impounded at Paterson's Plains on Septem · One bay mare, one grey mare, and one grey entire horse were impounded · One yellow-sided Bullock branded RS was impounded at Kemp's Creek on S
Elsewhere in this issueTwenty-one cattle, including cows, heifers, steers, and a bull, were i · Twelve cattle including bullocks, cows, and steers were impounded at R · Four cattle and two horses were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on Sept · Two mares and a filly were impounded at Stonequarry on September 23rd · All 60 notices in this issue
Similar noticesAn aged brindle cow, impounded at Appin on September 15, 1836, will be 1836 · An aged brindle cow with specific markings and brands was impounded at 1836 · Two separate notices detail impounded livestock at Cowpasture Bridge a 1836 · Two impounded animals, a filly and a colt, are described with details 1844
Near this placeEast Bargo · Appin · Swallow Creek · Bathurst