Ebenezer Gregory was elected poundmaster and fifty-eight overseers of highways were chosen.

She became an animal-protection officer for Montgomery County and then the District of Columbia's first woman poundmaster.

In 1825, during the first village election, John Rogers was trustee, James Webb was assessor and Henry Young, a miller, was poundmaster.

She became D.C.'s first female poundmaster, persuading the city to fund veterinary services and to set up an adoption program, an investigations department, and a pet sterilization program.

She became an animal-protection officer, then (after moving to America) Washington's first female poundmaster and finally the head of the animal-disease-control division of the District of Columbia Commission on Public Health.

Dogs may not be released by the poundkeeper until all incurred fees are paid.

Fred died in 1867 and Charlotte then took over the office of poundkeeper from her late husband to try to provide for her family.

By 1824 he had been appointed Chief Constable for the district and also Poundkeeper.

"Dog Control Officer" includes the officers or employees of the Poundkeeper as designated by it.

Q: The municipality is responsible to pay to the finder, poundkeeper and other persons those fees to which they are entitled.

On 7 October he was recommended for position of Chief Constable and Poundkeeper at Cawdor.

Any dog known to be rabid shall be immediately destroyed by the Poundkeeper or the Animal Control Officer.

If the owner of the stock cannot be contacted please contact the Council who will advise the Poundkeeper or Council Authorised Officer.

How was Poundkeeper, and Archibald Williams and Robert Neily were Town Wardens.

He became the Principal Overseer of Government Stock, Chief Constable and Poundkeeper in the Cowpastures.

His father was severely injured in a building collapse at Port Adelaide, and had to abandon his trade in 1875 for a position as Hindmarsh poundkeeper.

The Superintendent of the Park may authorize any person to act as poundkeeper, the rates of remuneration to be settled by the Minister of the Interior.

He was a farmer who also worked as a stock inspector, a postmaster and poundkeeper at Quirindi, and as clerk and secretary of the Carriers/Teamster Union at Narrabri.

Remove or attempt to remove any dog, cat or domestic animal from the possession of the A.C.O., poundkeeper, or any other persons authorized to enforce any of the provisions of the bylaw.

Since then, several other court decisions have reaffirmed this ruling: in Moore v R, the Manitoba County Court held that a Poundkeeper was a peace officer within the meaning of Section 2 of the Criminal Code.

Anthony Cottrell was the Constable and Poundkeeper (stock controller) at Gordon Plains just south of Evandale when he was raided by hostile aborigines in 1827 and it was no surprise that stockmen were rarely seen without a musket at hand.

Cottrell had married Abina Ledsam; their two elder sons were born in Maitland, where various members of the Ledsam family had settled from the early 1830s including poundkeeper John Ledsam and auctioneer Jeremiah Ledsam, with whom he was closely associated.