impound · 1842
Impounded cattle at St. Aubins Scone, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates.
IMPOUNDED at St. Aubins Scone, on the 24th I Augus:, from Blamoore:- One black Steer, white belly, …
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OfficialJohn Clark
LocationSt. Aubins Scone
LocationBlamoore
LocationSegenhoe
Impoundment29th
Sale31st October
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 83, 18 October 1842.
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Also on page 34One brindled Bullock, one dark-red or brown Bullock, one light-brown-r · One red poley Cow, branded AP on the near shoulder 505 on the rump off · Two separate notices detail impounded cattle and horses at Parramatta · Two separate poundkeepers, G. R. Hazard at Jerry's Plains and William
Elsewhere in this issueOne brown and white bullock impounded in Sydney Pound on September 29, · One dark red Cow, one brindle Ox, one red and white Cow, one black-sid · A list of impounded cattle at Bathurst, with details of their brands a · One dark-red and white Bullock, branded diamond off rump, top off both · All 211 notices in this issue
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