impound · 1839
One red Cow, one brown Cow, and one red Heifer were impounded at Bankstown on May 11, 1839, and will be sold if not released by June 10, 1839.
IMPOUNDED at Bankstown, on May11, 1839.- One red Cow, brown about the head, brand Mor G Mon near hip, …
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PoundkeeperThomas Hagerty
LocationBankstown
LocationBankstown
Impound DateMay11, 1839
Sale DateMonday, the 10th day of June
Notice DateMay 15, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 416, 15 May 1839.
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