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Hionable Crosses -Horn Cattle Pedigrees E c r C 1883 ntered a co ding to Act of ongress , in the year , B Y P . H E A L Y F . AND O M , W ffi L C n n . in the o ce of the ibrarian of o gress , at ashi gton PRIN T E D BY PO RT E R PRIN T IN G CO ma L L I N O I . Mom , I S PRE FA C E . In u n our e on o u e of N FA S H IO N A B L E C RO S S E S in iss i g this , s c d v l m U S or -H orn Pedi rees we do so el e n w ee the a ro a h t g , . b i vi git ill m t pp v l - B We and recei ve the p atronage of S hort H orn reeders generally . hav e taken great p ains to m ake it as near correct and complete as possible laying all prejudice aside. This v olume contains a revised list th at sh ould h ave been included u The e en an of I or e n a a w r in our first v ol m e. d sc d ts mp t d A im ls th t e e or e w ou e ree and o e w ose re a e no re or e imp t d ith t p dig s , th s h si s h v c d d ' e ree are n u e in the rev e an o a o d u on u on p dig s i cl d d is d list , d t v i m ch c f si we av e a e e as L R Lo Re or e ree or ra n to the h cl ss d th m , st c d p dig s , t ci g a e w the ex e on of a few a e a are ore nu erou s m , ith c pti f mili s th t m m s a d e er known and w o e e en an a e een ro e on man n b tt , h s d sc d ts h v b c ss d y of the a ona e a e are a e e ara e and en a na e or f shi bl f mili s , cl ss d s p t giv m ch aracter signifying the family they descend from . They are as follows Britannia W ou e ree I or e in 1837 H e r Cla , ( ith t p dig ) mp t d , by n y y r f K n u k . J . o e , t c y 1 5 . H . ol . B V . I r 1834 Beaut . o e in or a ou b o y, ( A ) mp t d b t , f, y Th s ot u Y . Fa r u o We e of N . o e no n er dam C ddl , , g by v it ( mb ) , by m s a r o et by P t i t c . Malt/ ora I or e in 1833 Wa er Dun of K en u k ot fl , mp t d , by lt , t c y g Wa er 1 11 1 8 H B re or e un er er fi a e damW e by lt , A . ( c d d d c ti c t ) ; hit Fa e Ro an t S ee re ark to Dun I or a on Vo u e c by l d e c. m s mp t ti , l m 1 ur w k of o or . , il/ B a in 1 835 e to a e 1 H . e e e M S rin Vol ; 22 . p g, ( , A ) c lv d b li v d h v been imported the same year ; got by Leander dam Young The B l oss om by B rigade Major B lossom by Planet etc . n of I r n on ere o e iona e and breedi g mported Milk S p i g is c sid d bj ct bl , is evidently erroneous as her giv en sire Leander (4 199) was not calv ed un 1 838 r r a er the a e v en of her r . til , th ee yea s ft d t gi bi th UNFASHIONABLE CROSSES IN R se I or e in 1833 Wm. J a k on of N ew ork o , mp t d , by c s , Y got by S k on 978 dam Red Ro e oun C e e an 3401 ipt , s by Y g l v l d ( ) C arnation Th ree of I r by Apollo etc . e pedig mpo ted Rose is als o believed to be incorrect The u RO I/a and e en an are a o n u b ll his d sc d ts ls i cl ded . H is e ree as r r r a u B r Va p dig eco ded e ds th s : ed by C ol . n Renssaller the ro r f Mr B u r u e o R e n e o C o. Y . t o O N . o ra p p ty tch , tt ts , ts g , ; g by Admi l dam Romp by Admiral Moss Rose by Young Denton ' Rosaby Young Denton ( 963) ; Ruby by Young D ent on (963 Thus it will be observed th at his pedigree as recorded does not descend ’ on the a e to an or e cow but e e e o d m s sid imp t d , is b li v d by s me of the best auth orities to be a direct descendant of I mported Tuberose by N orth S tar ( a cow of m ost ex cellent b reeding) and th at his pedigree mould read Got by Admiral dam Romp by Admiral Moss Rose by Young D enton Rosa by Young D enton Imp orted Tuberose by N orth S tar Tuberose by C ripple Tulip by C herry by Ladrone by D anby by S on of Fav orite B y comp aring his pedigree with r r or edin the ear o u e of the er an H er B ook and othe s ec d ly v l m s Am ic d , ff the a ro Ru oun en on ee e leaving o l st c ss ( by by Y g D t ) , it s ms v ry r na to e e e a he a e cen an of I r e u ero e easo ble b li v th t is d s d t mpo t d T b s , r r B a a and th at his p edig ee as recorded is w ong . ut at this l te d te ore an one- a a en ur n e he was a v e no one is a e to (m th h lf c t y si c c l d) , bl state (only by belief) whether his pedigree is right or wrong ro o ur in o e of the o a ona e a e and This c ss cc s s m m st f shi bl f mili s , For we believ e is objected to only by breeders of high cl ass pedigrees . the ene of o e a do not o e to the ro we a e en ea ore b fit th s th t bj ct c ss , h v d v d to m ark all pedigrees th at h av e no other objectionable cross th an Roll a as ra n a t ci g to Roll . M H L . O . E A Y B E I n 1 1 8 O J a . 87 . DF RD, OWA , , - VI I SHORT HORN C A T L T E PEDIGREES . “ W L N I E XP A A T O N . P S ean the atton Motte T the ee water C ow , m s P Stock ; M , Mrs . , T s ; D h Durha ion Y I K ntu k , t e m C ow (of the Seventeen Importat ) ; K , e c y ortation an edi re r in to or endin in ra in to the Imp , m y p g es t ac g g T c g Kentu k ortation eanin th i ortation of 1 817 C O X the C ox c y Imp , m g e mp ; , ortation D A I S Y Dai ild 11134 0 aroline Da hwood Imp ; , sy by W , ; , C by s , 9731 R R Red o e b E rnest 10017 M U T I F R A Multifiora ; , R s y y , ; L LO , by a r 1 h fa ilie W te 1 118 of t e Dun ort ation . For re ark to the a ov e l , ( Imp ) m s b m s , k hi r . L l 499 1 di ar ed as see first v olume of t s wo k R O LA , Ro la ( ) pe grees m tracing to Rolla are supposed to contain no other obj ectionable cross .
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