impound · 1842
Four cattle were impounded at Singleton, Patrick's Plains on October 8, 1842, and will be sold if not claimed by November 4, 1842.
MPOUNDED at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, on the 8th October, 1842: — One white Bull Stag, brown spots, …
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PoundkeeperThomas Patterson
LocationSingleton
LocationPatrick's Plains
Impoundment8th October, 1842
Claim Deadline4th November
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 83, 18 October 1842.
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Also on page 32Two poundkeepers, John Ledsam of West Maitland and Edward Doyle of Nar · Four horses were impounded at Taralga on September 30, 1842, and will · A list of impounded cattle at Carcoar, with descriptions and brands, t · A list of impounded cattle and one filly at Singleton, Patrick's Plain
Elsewhere in this issueA black cow impounded at Concord on October 13, 1842, will be sold on · Thomas Stokes, Poundkeeper at Mount Arthur, impounded numerous cattle · Three horses were impounded at Taralga on October 10, 1842, and will b · One roan horse colt impounded at Wollombi will be sold on November 24t · All 211 notices in this issue
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