impound · 1836
Henry Veness, Poundkeeper at North Richmond, impounded three horses on January 26th, 1836, and warned they would be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED at North Richmond, January 26th 1836. One bay gelding, near hind foot white, no brand. …
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OfficialHenry Veness
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationNorth Richmond
LocationNorth Richmond
Impound DateJanuary 26th 1836
Impound Datethis date
Notice DateJanuary 27th, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 207, 3 February 1836.
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