appointment · 1837
John Marshall was appointed Poundkeeper at Campbelltown, replacing Alfred Prince, and a reward is offered for the recovery of a stolen or strayed black Clydesdale mare from Jingery.
OTICE is hereby given, that the Justices, assembled in Petty Sessions, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJohn Marshall
OfficialAlfred Prince
OfficialJohn Scarr
OfficialJoseph Docker
RolePoundkeeper
OfficialJustices
OfficialPetty Sessions
LocationCampbelltown
LocationJingery
LocationMolonglo Plains
LocationWindsor
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 293, 13 September 1837.
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