impound · 1846
W. E. SAMPSON
One light strawberry heifer, unbranded, 8 months old. …
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OffenderW. E. Sampson
RolePoundkeeper
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 11, 6 February 1846.
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Also on page 18List of prisoners of the Crown who have absconded from various locatio · Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk, Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office · One mouse coloured cow, a yellow and white steer, and a red and white · Two cattle, a blue strawberry cow and a strawberry heifer calf, were i
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details absconded convicts, including their physical descr · Absconders continued: Joseph Spencer (Lady Harewood 1) from Norfolk Is · Lists of prisoners, including absconded individuals with tickets of le · A notice from Carcoar detailing impounded animals including horses, co · All 102 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 3 February 1846 · 68 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 5 February 1846 · 20 notices
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