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Ned Kelly was born in Beverage, Victoria to irish parents
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In 1865 Ned Kelly (age 11) saved Richard Shelton from drowning in Hughes Creek, Avenel, at considerable risk to his own life. Ned was formally thanked by the Shelton family with a green silk sash with gold fringe, which he later wore under his armour at the Siege of Glenrowan.
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Kelly left school after his father died to assist his grandfather (James Quinn)with the family cattle runs in northern Victoria.
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John (Red) Kelly died at the age of 46.
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At the age of 14 Ned got arrested and served 7 weeks of gaol for the alleged assault of a Chinese pig farmer.
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1869 - 70 Ned kelly apprenticed to bushranger Harry Power
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ned Kelly was put in jail for three years for assulting a hawker and stealing a horse.He claims he borrowed the horse from Isaiah.
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Ned's younger brother, James , was sentenced to five years' imprisonment for cattle stealing in 1873; released in 1877
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Ned kelly was discharged from prison and his mother married George King. Ned Kelly worked for two years at timber-getting.
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ned Kelly joined his stepfather in stealing horses
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Ned Kelly shot Constable Alexander Fitzpatrick in the wrist after becoming too friendly with his sister Kate kelly. Ned Kelly’s mother (Ellen) was sent to prison for three years after Fitzpatrick gave an inaccurate report.
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Bank Robbery. The 'Kelly Gang' took hostages at the Faithfull's Creek homestead then successfully robbed the nearby Euroa Bank in north-east Victoria. The gang managed to steal £2,260
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The Kelly gang created their famous armour made from metal plates.
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Letter written by Ned posted to Sir Henry Parkes, Premier of N.S.W.
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The gang’s outlaw status expired and Aaron Sherritt, a friend-turned-police informer, was shot dead by the group.
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shoot out shoot-out began between police and the gang that continued for almost half a day. It left Ned Kelly seriously wounded, and killed all other members of his gang..
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hangingNed Kelly was hanged at melbourn Gaol the newspapers report that his last words were such as life.
