impound · 1842
Edward Doyle, Poundkeeper at Concord, impounded one yellow cow and one black and white heifer on April 1, 1842. The animals will be sold on May 2, 1842, if not claimed.
EDWARD DOYLE. Poundkeeper. April 8, 1842. (1270) [10s. 6d. …
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PoundkeeperEdward Doyle
PoundkeeperWilliam Ryan
LocationConcord
LocationConcord
Notice DateApril 8, 1842
Impound Date1st of April, 1842
Sale Date2nd day of May next
Notice DateApril 7th, 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 30, 15 April 1842.
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Also on page 17One brown Bullock, branded I'M on near rump, was impounded at Queanbey · Two cows were impounded at Concord on April 7th and 8th, 1842, and wil · Two impounded animals, a cow and a mare, from the estates of James Atk · Four horses were impounded at Taralga on April 7, 1842, and will be so
Elsewhere in this issueOne bay Horse, one red Steer, one red Bull Calf, one red Cow, one brin · Four horses were impounded at Farnborough, Black Creek on April 11, 18 · A list of impounded cattle at Murrurundi, Page's River, with descripti · One brindled Cow, branded JS on off hip, and other cattle were impound · All 116 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 12 April 1842 · 93 notices
Similar noticesEdward Doyle and William Ryan served as Poundkeepers for impounded cat 1842 · One yellow cow and one black and white heifer were impounded at Concor 1842 · Four cattle, including cows and a heifer, were impounded at Dungog on 1841 · Four cattle (three cows and one heifer) were impounded at Dungog on Oc 1841
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