impound · 1841
John Dwyer, Poundkeeper at Bungadore, impounded cattle on October 3, 1841, and warns they will be sold if not released within twenty-one days.
[1544] One yellow Bullock, cooked horns, branded TR on rump, illegible brand on thigh off side. …
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PoundkeeperJohn Dwyer
RolePoundkeeper
LocationBungadore
Impound DateOctober 3, 1841
Release Periodtwenty-one days
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 96, 5 November 1841.
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