impound · 1844
One working bullock, cheeks and neck red or yellow, the rest white, snail horns, branded 0 on near shoulder, IS on near rump, M on off side of neck, was impounded at West Maitland on 30th November 1844.
MPOUNDED at West Maitland, from Windermere, 30th I November, 1844 One working bullock, cheeks and neck red or yellow, …
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PoundkeeperJohn Leusam
LocationWest Maitland
LocationWindermere
Sale Notice Period24 days from this date
Notice Date3rd December, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 110, 10 December 1844.
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