impound · 1848
Richard Aldred, Poundkeeper, impounded horses and cattle at Pepper's Creek Pound, Bathurst, from Thomas Arkel, Mr. Murray, and W. A. Steele between February 16 and March 20, 1848.
MPOUNDED at Pepper's Creek Pound, Bathurst, on the 16th day of February, 1848, from Mr. …
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Recorded in this notice
LandholderThomas Arkel
OriginCharlton
OriginCampbell's River
LandholderMr. Murray
OriginDunn's Plains
LandholderW. A. Steele
OriginRockley
LocationPepper's Creek Pound
LocationBathurst
PoundkeeperRichard Aldred
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 25, 7 March 1848.
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People in this noticeW. A. Steele · Richard Aldred
Also on page 11A fresh deed of grant is requested for 100 acres in the county of Cumb · Edward Gray, Poundkeeper, impounded one bay mare and one bay filly fro · A bay entire horse, branded 4 on the near shoulder and T over DS on th · James Marsden, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle at Goulburn on Fe
Elsewhere in this issueSupreme Court writ of sequestration against insolvent William Aldridge · The Court of Claims is processing a Deed of Grant for land originally · Claims for deeds of grant of lands and a town allotment will be ready · John Shepherd, Poundkeeper, lists several impounded cattle including s · All 82 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyPort Phillip Government Gazette 8 March 1848 · 46 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 10 March 1848 · 101 notices
Near this placeCharlton · Campbell's River · Dunn's Plains · Rockley · Pepper's Creek Pound