impound · 1843
Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper, impounded a bullock and a colt at Patrick's Plains Pound, Singleton, in April 1843, with potential sale on May 26th if unclaimed.
I IMPOUNDED at Patrick's Plains Pound, Singleton, 2nd April, 1843:- One yellow and white bullock, …
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PoundkeeperThomas Patterson
LocationPatrick's Plains Pound
LocationSingleton
Impounded2nd April, 1843
Impounded29th of April, 1843
Claim Deadline26th May, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 12 May 1843.
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