impound · 1839
Two separate impoundment notices detail livestock, including a cow and two horses, with descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Appin, on the 29th January, by James Clynch, for trespass. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJames Clynch
OfficialThomas Smith
PersonMr. Brown
OfficialEdward Booth
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationAppin
LocationAppin
LocationRope's Creek
LocationWestern Road Pound
LocationBailey Park
LocationRope's Creck
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 390, 13 February 1839.
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People in this noticeThomas Smith · Edward Booth
Also on page 20Seven animals including cows, a heifer, a bullock, and calves were imp · Two cows and a calf were impounded at Gundaroo Pound on January 28, 18 · One small red Cow and one strawberry-colored Calf were impounded at Sy · One black-sided strawberry Cow, one red Bullock, one blue and grey Cow
Elsewhere in this issueA list of impounded cattle, including cows, calves, heifers, steers, a · A notice from Patrick's Plains Pound dated February 2nd, 1839, listing · One yellow working Bullock, one yellow and white bald-faced Steer, one · One red Bullock, branded off rump YH, near ribs JBRR, and other cattle · All 111 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 16 February 1839 · 24 notices
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Near this placeAppin · Rope's Creek · Western Road Pound · Bailey Park · Rope's Creck