impound · 1836
Two yellow brindle cows, one with a heifer calf and the other with a bull calf, were impounded at Campbelltown on February 3rd, 1836, and will be sold if not claimed by March 2nd.
MPOUNDED at Campbelltown, 3rd of February 1836,- One yellow brindle Cow, IW off rump, with heifer Calf at her side, …
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PoundkeeperCharles Beck
RolePoundkeeper
LocationCampbelltown
Impoundment3rd of February 1836
Sale2nd day of March
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 209, 17 February 1836.
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