impound · 1836
Two separate notices detail cattle impounded at Lower Branch Pound and by the Society for Protecting Stock, with details on descriptions, brands, impounders, and sale dates if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at the Lower Branch Pound, the fol- lowing Cattle, viz.:—. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialDavid Cross
OfficialS. Wiseman
OfficialSociety for protecting Stock
OfficialGeorge Kenniwell
PlaceLower Branch Pound
PlaceBrandon
PlaceWilliams' River
LocationLower Branch Pound
Impound Date8th March instant
Notice DateMarch 8, 1836
Notice DateMarch 8, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 214, 23 March 1836.
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People in this noticeDavid Cross · S. Wiseman · George Kenniwell
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Near this placeLower Branch Pound · Brandon · Williams' River