crown land · 1849
Description of the pastoral run 'Phillip Black Name of run-St Enochs' covering 40,778 acres with an estimated grazing capability of 20,000 sheep, detailing its boundaries and adjacent occupied runs.
Phillip Black Name of run-St Enochs Estimated area-40,778 acres Estimated Grazing capability-20,000 sheep Commencing at …
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OccupierMessrs Thom- son and Cunningham
OccupierMessrs Wright and Montgomerie
OccupierMr Alex- 107 ander Anderson, jun
OccupierMessrs Steven and Thomson
OccupierMessrs Thomson and Cooper
OccupierMessrs Alexander Russell and Co
OccupierMessrs George and John Macredie
LocationMount Emu creek
LocationMoumot
LocationMount Emu
LocationBamganie
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 8, 21 February 1849.
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