Childhood
Family
On the Run
Charges/Sentencing
Fun Facts
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In what colony was Ned Kelly born?

Victoria

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How many siblings did Ned Kelly have?

7 and 3 half-siblings

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How long was Ned Kelly on the run?

2 years

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What was Ned Kelly first jailed for?

Horse theft

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What was the Kelly Gang's armour made out of?

Plough shears

200

How long did Ned Kelly attend school?

2 years

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Why was Ned Kelly’s mother sent to prison?

Attempted murder of Constable Fitzpatrick

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Where was Ned Kelly eventually caught?

Glenrowan Hotel

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How many people did Ned Kelly kill?

3
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Where was Ned Kelly buried?

An unmarked grave in Melbourne Jail until 1929.

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What was the names of Ned Kelly’s brothers?

Dan and James

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How old was Ned Kelly when his father died?

12 years old.

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Why did Ned go into hiding in the Wombat Ranges

He thought he would be blamed for trying to kill Constable Fitzpatrick

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How long did Ned have to stay in solitary confinement after being sentenced to jail for 3 years? 

3 months - 1 month for every year

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How much did Ned Kelly’s armour weigh?

About 45 kgs

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At what age was Ned Kelly first arrested?

14

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Why was Ned Kelly’s brother sent to prison?

Horse-Stealing

400

What was the highest reward offered for bringing in Ned Kelly - dead or alive?

8000 pounds 

400

What was Ellen Kelly, Brickie Williamson and Bill Skillion charged with?

Attempted murder of Constable Fitzpatrick

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Who made Ned Kelly’s armour?

The Kelly Gang and a blacksmith

500

What was the name of the first bushranger Ned Kelly worked with?

Harry Power

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Why was Ned Kelly’s father sent to Van Dieman's Land?

Stealing 2 pigs.

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How many hostages were taken on Ned Kelly’s last stand at the Glenrowan Hotel?

About 60 hostages

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Before Ned Kelly’s sentencing, the judge said, “May the Lord have mercy on your soul.” What was Ned Kelly’s response?

“I will see you there where I go.”

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Ned threated that if his orders were not obeyed there would be...

Cold-blooded slaughter

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