impound · 1842
One dark-brown or black Horse Colt impounded at Windsor on 2nd July 1842 from the Estate of Patrick Burn, with damages of 2s, to be sold on 30th July 1842 if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Windsor, from the Estate of Patrick Burn, on the 2nd July, 1842 :- One dark-brown or black Horse Colt, …
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PersonPatrick Burn
PoundkeeperDaniel Search
LocationWindsor
LocationWindsor
Impoundment2nd July, 1842
Claim Deadline30th July, 1842
Notice Date4th June, 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 15 July 1842.
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