impound · 1845
Two horses, one dark brown and one chestnut, were impounded at Windsor on February 7, 1845, from the estate of John Alcorn, and will be sold if not claimed by March 5, 1845.
IMPOUNDED at Windsor, on 7th February, 1845, from the Estate of John Alcorn, for trespass:- One dark brown horse, …
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Recorded in this notice
OwnerJohn Alcorn
OfficialDaniel Learch
RolePoundkeeper
LocationWindsor
Impoundment7th February, 1845
Claim Deadline5th March, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 13, 14 February 1845.
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