impound · 1852
One black horse and one light grey horse were impounded at Burn Bank on November 12th, 1852, and will be sold if not claimed by December 16th.
IMPOUNDED at Burn Bank, November 12th, 1852. 1 black horse, tanned muzzle, long tail, A off neck 1 light grey horse, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialE. H. Williamson
LocationBurn Bank
Impound DateNovember 12th, 1852
Claim Deadline16th December
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 47, 24 November 1852.
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