impound · 1843
One hundred and twenty-two cattle were impounded at St. Aubins Scone on August 2, 1843, from Segenhoe for trespassing, with a sale scheduled for September 4th if not released.
IMPOUNDED at St. Aubins Scone, August 2, 1843, from Segenhoe, trespass in open run : One brindle steer, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJohn Clark
RolePoundkeeper
LocationSt. Aubins Scone
LocationSegenhoe
Impound DateAugust 2, 1843
Sale Date4th September
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 67, 11 August 1843.
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