impound · 1848
Richard Aldred, Poundkeeper, impounded several horses and cattle at Pepper's Creek Pound, Bathurst, on February 16, 1848, from various locations and individuals, including Mr. Thomas Arkel and Mr. Murray.
IMPOUNDED at Pepper's Creek Pound, Bathurst, on the 16th day of February, 1848, from Mr. …
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Recorded in this notice
LandholderMr. Thomas Arkel
OriginCharlton
OriginCampbell's River
LandholderMr. Murray
OriginDunn's Plains
LandholderW. A. Steele
OriginRockley
OriginCampbell's River
PoundkeeperRichard Aldred
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 26, 10 March 1848.
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This person elsewhereThomas Arkel 6 appearances
People in this noticeW. A. Steele · Richard Aldred
Also on page 15A bay entire horse, branded 4 and T over DS, was impounded at Taralga · James Marsden, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle at Goulburn on Fe · J. Maddy, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals at Muswellbrook, incl · James Mocay, Poundkeeper, impounded one red working bullock and one wh
Elsewhere in this issueRecords of three individuals, Matthews John, Thompson James, and Watki · A bay horse with an 'S' brand on its shoulder was impounded at Windsor · John Shepperd, Poundkeeper at Tamworth, impounded several cattle from · James Meagher, Poundkeeper, impounded several cows, calves, bullocks, · All 100 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 7 March 1848 · 83 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 8 March 1848 · 46 notices
Near this placeCharlton · Campbell's River · Dunn's Plains · Rockley