impound · 1843
G. H. Bode, Poundkeeper at Emu Ferry Pound, reports four impounded cattle strayed from Sir John Jamison's run, Regentville, and scheduled for sale at the Court House, Penrith on December 29, 1843.
IMPOUNDED from Sir John Jamison's run, Regent- ville:— 1 black and white cow, branded like -B- near rump. …
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Recorded in this notice
PoundkeeperG. H. Bode
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationEmu Ferry Pound
OriginRegent- ville
LandholderSir John Jamison
LocationPenrith
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 109, 19 December 1843.
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