impound · 1851
One red steer with white belly, one red steer, and one yellow male calf were impounded at Raymond Terrace on September 16th, 1851, and will be sold if not claimed by October 12th.
MPOUNDED at Raymond Terrace, by Henry Clay- ton, September 16th, from Egleton, William River:- One red steer, …
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OfficialHenry Clay- ton
OfficialJames Gilbert
RolePoundkeeper
LocationRaymond Terrace
LocationEgleton
LocationWilliam River
LocationRaymond Terrace
Impound DateSeptember 16th
Claim Deadline12th of October
Notice DateSeptember 19th, 1851
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 109, 1851.
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