impound · 1851
Matthew Collins, Poundkeeper at Scone, reports several calves, steers, bullocks, and a heifer impounded from Yarundi, Segenho, and Kenman's Creek.
IMPOUNDED at Scone on the 30th of April, 1851, from Yarundi: — One brindle and white male calf, if branded not visible, …
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PoundkeeperMatthew Collins
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationScone
OriginYarundi
OriginSegenho
OriginKenman's Creek
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 5 May 1851.
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Near this placeScone · Yarundi · Segenho · Kenman's Creek