impound · 1844
Three impound notices run together: J. W. Seymour (Poundkeeper, Keilor) holds a roan and a chesnut horse impounded 4 Jan 1844 (claim by 28 Jan); and C. P. Anderson (Poundkeeper, Pentridge) holds a red cow and a black-sided cow impounded 31 Dec 1843 (sale 24 Jan). Cattle/horses described by brands under the Act of Council.
IMPOUNDED at Keilor, 4th January, 1844— One roan horse, branded HW near side, under saddle J One chesnut horse, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJ. W. Seymour
OfficialC. P. Anderson
RolePoundkeeper
RolePoundkeeper
LocationKeilor
LocationPentridge
Impound Date4th January, 1844
Claim Deadline28th of January 1844
Impound Date31st December, 1843
Claim Deadline24th January
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 4, 23 January 1844.
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