impound · 1846
A notice detailing impounded cattle at O'Connell Plains, including descriptions of their brands and colors, with some animals having calves or being sold for damages.
MPOUNDED at O'Connell Plains, 23rd December, by James Lowe, Esquire, J.P.:- One strawberry colored steer, …
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PersonJames Lowe
MagistrateEsquire, J.P.
PersonMr. Hughes
LocationO'Connell Plains
Impounding23rd December
Impounding30th December
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 3, 9 January 1846.
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