impound · 1838
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Cowpasture Bridge and Campbelltown Pounds in December 1837, with conditions for release or sale.
MPOUNDED at the Cowpasture Bridge Pound December 28, 1837— One old red and white Cow, …
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Recorded in this notice
RolePoundkeeper
OfficialJ. G. Petingale
OfficialWilliam Marshall
PlaceCowpasture Bridge
PlaceCampbelltown Pound
PlaceCampbelltown
LocationCampbelltown
ImpoundmentDecember 28, 1837
Release Deadline21st January
Impoundment24th of December, 1837
Release Deadline15th of January
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 315, 12 January 1838.
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People in this noticeJ. G. Petingale · William Marshall
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Elsewhere in this issueJames Wright · Sullivan James · Walsh Joseph · A list of apprehended runaways from various locations and assigned to · All 36 notices in this issue
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