impound · 1836
Two horses were impounded at Patrick's Plains and Lower Branch in January and February 1836, with details of their descriptions, brands, and potential sale if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Patrick's Plains, January 30, 1836. One bay three year old entire Horse, a little white on near hind leg, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialJohn Lumley
PlacePatrick's Plains
PlaceBleakmoor Pound
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialDavid Cross
PlaceLower Branch
PersonJames Daniels
LocationPatrick's Plains
LocationBleakmoor Pound
ImpoundmentJanuary 30, 1836
Claim Periodtwenty-one days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 209, 17 February 1836.
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People in this noticeJohn Lumley · David Cross · James Daniels
Also on page 15One brown Cow and one red Cow were impounded at South Creek on January · Two separate notices detail horses impounded in North Richmond and Syd · Three animals, including a brown and white bullock, a yellow bullock, · Two yellow brindle cows, one with a heifer calf and the other with a b
Elsewhere in this issueCattle and a colt were impounded at Bleakmoor Pound, Patrick's Plains · One black and white working bullock, three cows (strawberry coloured, · One yearling bullock impounded at Stonequarry Creek on February 15, 18 · Three separate impoundment notices detail cattle and bullocks impounde · All 72 notices in this issue
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Near this placePatrick's Plains · Bleakmoor Pound · Lower Branch