impound · 1846
Henry Dunn, Poundkeeper at Picton, impounded a red and white cow with calf and a steer on May 26th, 1846, from the Oaks, with damages of 5s.
MPOUNDED at Burragorang Road, Picton, on the 26th May of April, 1846, from the Oaks :— One red and white cow, …
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PoundkeeperHenry Dunn
LocationBurragorang Road, Picton
Locationthe Oaks
Impound Date26th May of April, 1846
Sale Advertisement Periodtwenty-four days from the date of advertisement
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 35, 1 May 1846.
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