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  <dc:title>Draft Bond</dc:title>
  <dc:description>1.David Owen, Lewis Owen and John Owen, mariners.
2. Richard Anthony Poole, Clerk of the Peace for co. Carnarvon. 

Draft Bond for £200 for the safe conveyance and delivery of Hugh Rowlands and Richard Rowlands to the hulk Ganymede at Woolwich for £20. Both had been found guilty at the Court of Great Sessions held on 29 March 1828. A third person John Rowlands also accused was found not guilty. They were accused of breaking and entering on 17 November 1827 in pa. Bangor the shop of  Robert William Jones and stealing 40 yards of blue woollen cloth value 40s., 15 yards of sky blue woollen cloth value 40s. and 16 yards of kerseymere value 20s. Sentenced to be transported for life.   

Enclosed: Letter 5 April 1828 [Recieved 7 August 1828] authorising the transfer of Richard Rowlands, Hugh Rowlands, William Roberts and William Jones  on board the hulk Ganymede lying at Woolwich.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>25 August 1828</dc:date>
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