impound · 1841
A red and white spotted steer impounded at Windsor on February 5, 1841, by Edward Davis for Richard Childs, will be sold if not claimed by March 7, 1841.
MPOUNDED at Windsor, the 5th day of February, 1841. Onered red and spotted white horned Steer, or Bullock, …
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OfficialEdward Davis
PersonRichard Childs
OfficialDaniel Search
LocationWindsor
LocationSouth Creek
LocationWindsor
Impoundment5th day of February, 1841
Claim Deadline7th of March, 1841
PublicationFEBRUARY 26, 1841
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 16, 26 February 1841.
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