impound · 1846
One bay mare, a chestnut yearling colt, a chestnut mare pony, and a brindle cow were impounded at Anvil Creek on September 3rd, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Anvil Creek, September 3rd, 1846, from Oswald :- One bay mare, white in forehead and down the nose, …
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PoundkeeperE. Franks
LocationAnvil Creek
LocationOswald
Impound DateSeptember 3rd, 1846
Sale Date Relativetwenty-four days from this date
Notice DateSeptember 8, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 76, 11 September 1846.
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