impound · 1848
A red and white ox, along with other cattle, was impounded at Warialda by Mr. M'Geachie on April 12, 1848, from Musquito Creek.
IMPOUNDED at Warialda, by Mr. M'Geachie, on the 12th day of April, 1848, from Musquito Creek :- One red and white ox; …
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LandholderMr. M'Geachie
LocationWarialda
OriginMusquito Creek
PoundkeeperA. Anderson
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 44, 28 April 1848.
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Near this placeWarialda · Musquito Creek