impound · 1843
A light brown gelding mule was impounded at Windsor on October 24, 1843, and will be sold if not claimed by November 20, 1843.
1432 MPOUNDED at Windsor, on the 24th of October, 1843, by James Seymour, Constable, residing on the Windsor Road, …
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PersonJames Seymour
RoleConstable
PoundkeeperDaniel Search
RolePoundkeeper
LocationWindsor
LocationWindsor Road
Impound Date24th of October, 1843
Claim Deadline20th of November, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 91, 31 October 1843.
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