impound · 1839
W. Vivers, Poundkeeper at Hillend, reports impounding numerous cattle on August 28, 1839, suspecting they were stolen, and announces they will be sold if not claimed by September 21, 1839.
IMPOUNDED at Hillend, District of Merton, on 28th August, 1839, the following Cattle, viz.:— One black poley Cow, …
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Recorded in this notice
PoundkeeperW. Vivers
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationHillend
LocationDistrict of Merton
LandholderThe Impounder
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 446, 4 September 1839.
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