impound · 1842
John Ledsam, Poundkeeper at West Maitland, impounded several animals including a chestnut horse and four cows between August 24th and September 12th, 1842, to be sold if not claimed within 21 days.
IMPOUNDED at the West Maitland Pound, on the 24th August last:— A chestnut Horse, aged, white down the face, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 76, 23 September 1842.
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