impound · 1848
Richard Aldred, Poundkeeper, impounded various cattle and horses from Peppers Creek Pound, Bathurst, Campbell's River, Plains, Fosters Valley, and Rockley between February 10th and 11th, 1848.
IMPOUNDED at Peppers Creek Pound, Bathurst, on the 10th day of February, 1848, from Mr. T. …
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Recorded in this notice
LandholderMr. T. Arkel
OriginCampbell'sRiver
LandholderMr. Murray Dunn
OriginPlains
LandholderMr. Charles M'Phelemy
OriginFosters Valley
OriginRockley
LandholderMr. Chas. M'Phelemy
PoundkeeperRichard Aldred
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationPeppers Creek Pound
LocationBathurst
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 24, 3 March 1848.
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This person elsewhereMr. T. Arkel 15 share this name
People in this noticeMr. Murray Dunn · Mr. Charles M'Phelemy · Mr. Chas. M'Phelemy · Richard Aldred
Also on page 20J. ROBERTS, Poundkeeper, impounded a bay entire horse at O'Connell Pla · Stephen Pearce, Poundkeeper at Liverpool, impounded a bay horse on Feb · J. Maddy, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals at Musswellbrook on F · John Clark, Poundkeeper, reports several impounded animals at St. Aubi
Elsewhere in this issueEdward Cahill, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals including cows, · D. Rankin, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals at Taralga on Februa · A chestnut horse impounded at Bungendore on February 12, 1848, from Lo · One red sided working bullock impounded at Anvil Creek on February 23, · All 116 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 29 February 1848 · 83 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 1 March 1848 · 46 notices
Near this placeCampbell'sRiver · Plains · Fosters Valley · Rockley · Peppers Creek Pound