impound · 1837
A black mare was impounded at the Lower Branch Pound on December 31, 1836, by William Marks and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED at the Lower Branch Pound, by William Marks- One black Mare, rather inclined to brown, about three years old, …
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PersonWilliam Marks
OfficialDavid Cross
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationLower Branch Pound
LocationLower Branch
Impound DateDecember 31, 1836
Claim Periodtwenty-one days
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 258, 18 January 1837.
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