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Ned Kelly was born at Beveridge.
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Ned's Father dies soon after being released from gaol for stealing a cow.
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Ned attended at Avenel school until his father died in 1866. Ned and his family moved house and Ned helped his mother work on the farm.
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Ned is charged with robbery and assulting Ah Fook. The charged was dismissed after ned spent 10 days in gaol.
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Ned has been arrested as an apprentice bushranger on two charges for highway robbery. He is released six weeks later from the KynetonGaol for the lak of evidence.
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Ned is imprisoned for assulting and insulting a women.
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From 1874-1877 Ned works a farm labourer and a tree-feller
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Ned and his stepfather, George King start a horse stealing buisness.
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Ned is arrested for drunkness. Whilst he was being escorted by 4 policemen he broke free and ran into a shop. The police failed to catch him. Ned later gave himself up to a justice of the peace and was fined.
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Ned's mother is sentenced to 3 years of hard labour in gaol for attempted murder of Constable Fitzpatrick.
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The Kelly Gang are delared outlaws by the Victorian Government.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PleokU4YqU It started with a gun battle with the Victoria police. Most of the Kelly gang was killed and Ned was shot in the leg. It ended with Ned Kelly's famous "Last Stand".
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Ned is going to be murded in the Beachworth Magistrates' Coart.
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Ned has been found guilty of murder in the Supreme Coart, Melbourne. He is then sentenced to death by hanging.
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Ned is hanged in the old Melbourne Gaol. Ned's last words are, " Such is life".
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A skull thought to have been Ned Kelly's was stolen from it's display case at the National Trust's old Melbourne gaol. It had been missing for 30years. This was until a West Australian farmer, Tom Baxter handed it back the authorities in Victoria in 2009.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1uCmKZcEHI Ned Kelly's remains have been found in Melbourne. They were identified by using DNA from his skull.
