impound · 1839
Two fillies, one grey and one chestnut, were found with a known cattle stealer, Charles Bennett, apprehended near Molonglo, and are now in the possession of the Police at Braidwood.
NOTICE. NOW in possession of the Police at Braidwood, two Fillies, descriptions as underneath, found with a man, …
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LandholderCharles Bennett
LandholderRed Tim
LandholderThe Trotter
LandholderCharles Wilson
LandholderMr. Wentworth
LocationBraidwood
OriginBlack Range
OriginMolonglo
LocationSydney
LocationHyde Park Barracks
PoundkeeperClerk to Petty Sessions
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 420, 29 May 1839.
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