impound · 1844
A dark chestnut horse with specific markings and a CS brand was impounded at Mount Macedon on December 7, 1844, and will be sold on December 28 if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Mount Macedon, December 7, 1844- One dark chestnut colored horse, star in the forehead, …
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PoundkeeperHenry Farrell
LocationMount Macedon
Locationpound yard
Impound DateDecember 7, 1844
Sale Datethe 28th day of December
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 51, 17 December 1844.
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