impound · 1848
John Shepherd, Poundkeeper at Tamworth, impounded several cattle from Swamp Oak Creek and Wombromorrow between December 23rd and 27th, 1847, for trespass, and they will be sold if not claimed by January 30th, 1848.
IMPOUNDED at Tamworth, by order of Mr. Peter Brodie, on the 23rd day of December, 1847, from Swamp Oak Creek, …
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Recorded in this notice
LandholderMr. Peter Brodie
LocationTamworth
OriginSwamp Oak Creek
LandholderR. L. Jenkins, Esquire
OriginWombromorrow
PoundkeeperJohn Shepherd
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 14 January 1848.
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People in this noticeR. L. Jenkins, Esquire · John Shepherd
Also on page 16William Ryan, Poundkeeper at Concord, is selling two cows (one black, · A bay gelding impounded at Parramatta on December 28, 1847, from Revd.
Elsewhere in this issueA brindle bullock, branded 3A on off rump, 54 off shoulder, and H in c · Two horses, a bay mare and a light grey horse, were impounded at Mudge · An impound notice lists several animals including horses and cattle im · One brown horse impounded at Queanbean on 26th December 1847, to be so · All 75 notices in this issue
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Near this placeTamworth · Swamp Oak Creek · Wombromorrow