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The Harrowing Journey of William Bond: Convict on the First Fleet

William Bond was sentenced to transportation for stealing household goods valued at 164 shillings. Tried in Exeter, Devon on July 18, 1785, he originally faced the death penalty but received a 7-year sentence instead. At age 31, he was sent aboard the Charlotte as part of the First Fleet. His time as a convict was marked by harsh discipline, earning him a total of 175 lashes—150 for being drunk and insubordinate and 25 for neglecting his duties as a baker. His family background remains unknown, highlighting his solitary plight.

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The Harrowing Journey of William Bond: Convict on the First Fleet

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  1. William bond First fleet convict

  2. Where he was sentenced • He was tried at Exeter, Devon on 18thJuly 1785.

  3. The crime he committed • he stole household goods with a value 164 shillings.

  4. Length of his transportation • He was sentenced for 7 years originally sentenced to death

  5. The ship he was on • William bond was on the Charlotte .

  6. Family members Unknown

  7. His age • William bond was about 31 at the time. 31

  8. Interesting facts • He got 175 lashes in total.150 for being drunk and insolent and 25 for neglecting his task as a baker.

  9. Thank you for listening

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