impound · 1849
Three cows and a yearling heifer were impounded at Footscray Pound and will be sold if not claimed by April 7th.
MPOUNDED at Footscray Pound, 11th, I light red and yellow cow, and calf, branded like S off shoulder, CC off rump.. 11. …
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LocationFootscray Pound
OfficialR. Quinan
RolePoundkeeper
LocationFootscray
Impound Date11th
Claim Deadline7th of April next
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 21 March 1849.
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