impound · 1842
Four bullocks were impounded at Singleton, Patrick's Plains on March 3, 1842, with details of their brands and damages.
MPOUNDED at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, on the 3rd March, 1842:- One yellow and white working Bullock, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 24, 25 March 1842.
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Also on page 20A Poundkeeper in Murrurundi impounded several cattle in March 1842, wi · Two poundkeepers, J Marsden and Thomas Patterson, list impounded cattl · One brown Cow, white back, branded apparently J on near rump, an unbra · Four cattle (two heifers, one cow, one bullock, one steer) were impoun
Elsewhere in this issueOne chestnut mare and her filly foal were impounded at Muswellbrook fr · One brindle steer, one red-sided poley cow with calf, and two bullocks · One red cow and one brown poley cow impounded at Prospect on March 9, · One red Bullock, branded PD on off rump, Z near shoulder, and other ca · All 134 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 22 March 1842 · 89 notices
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