impound · 1839
John Purcell, Poundkeeper of Emu Ferry Pound, impounded five horses on September 3, 1839, at Penrith, District of Evan, which will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED at Penrith, District of Evan, on 3rd September, 1839.— One black Filly, three white feet. …
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PoundkeeperJohn Purcell
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationPenrith
LocationDistrict of Evan
LocationEmu Ferry Pound
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 446, 4 September 1839.
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