impound · 1840
W. Vivers, Poundkeeper at Hillend, impounded several cows and bullocks on June 11, 1840, with trespass fees of 6d per head.
IMPOUNDED at Hillend, district of Mertoa, from Piercefield, on Thursday, Iith June, …
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PoundkeeperW. Vivers
LocationHillend
LocationMertoa
LocationPiercefield
LocationMaitland
Impounding DateThursday, Iith June
Notice Date12th June, 1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 37, 24 June 1840.
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