impound · 1846
Two poundkeepers, Thomas Green and Thomas Patterson, list impounded animals in Braidwood and Singleton, respectively, with descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates if not claimed.
9d. [illegible] at Braidwood on the 28th day of October, 1846, from the Estate of Hugh Gordon, Esq., J.P. …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonHugh Gordon, Esq., J.P.
PersonG. Hill, Esq.
PoundkeeperThomas Green
PoundkeeperThomas Patterson
LocationBraidwood
LocationSingleton
LocationPatrick's Plains
Impound Date28th day of October, 1846
Impound Date31st October
Impound Date27th October, 1846
Impound Date31st October, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 94, 10 November 1846.
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This person elsewhereHugh Gordon, Esq., J.P. 3 share this name
People in this noticeG. Hill, Esq. · Thomas Green · Thomas Patterson
Also on page 16This notice lists impounded animals from various locations in New Sout · A white bullock branded JS, with red markings around the eyes and ears
Elsewhere in this issueCharles Scott · One red or brown heifer and five red steers were impounded at West Mai · One bay cob, branded JS off side neck, impounded at Gunning on October · Impounded animals at Gresford, Upper Paterson, including horses and ca · All 85 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 13 November 1846 · 117 notices
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Near this placeBraidwood · Singleton · Patrick's Plains