impound · 1839
Four cows and a calf were impounded at Goulburn on February 23, 1839, by W. H. Lunnon, Poundkeeper.
IMPOUNDED at Goulburn, February 23, 1839.- One red Cow, white back, belly, and tail, brand near rump like MC conjoined, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 400, 20 March 1839.
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Also on page 12A list of individuals associated with various locations and institutio · Two bullocks and a heifer were impounded at Bankstown on March 12, 183 · A yellow, white freckled working Bull, aged, with a white forehead and · One aged chestnut horse impounded at Braidwood on March 9, 1839, with
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