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Ned was born in Beveridge, Victoria
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Ned attended school at Avenel until his father died they then moved between Greta and Glenrowan in northern Victoria on a farm
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Ned was arrested for alleged assault on a Chinaman and held for ten days on remand but the charge was dismissed
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ned was convicted of summary offences and imprisoned for six months•
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the year after assualting a chinaman he was arrested and held in custody for seven weeks as a suspected accomplice of the bushranger, Harry Power, but again the charge was dismissed.
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Ned's younger brother, James was sentenced to five years' imprisonment for cattle stealing in 1873; released in 1877 he went to Wagga Wagga where he was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment for stealing horses
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Kelly worked for two years at timber-getting but in 1876 joined his stepfather in stealing horses
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On 9 December the Kelly gang took possession of a sheep station at Faithfull's Creek
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where they held up the National Bank, taking £2000 in notes and gold. This crime resulted in a doubling of the reward, the gang struck again, this time at Jerilderie,
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in Melbourne Kelly was tried for the murder of Constable Thomas Lonigan at Stringybark Creek. He was found guilty and the judge and sentenced to death.
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Kelly was hanged at the Melbourne gaol.
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His mother died
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Ned's younger brother, James died.
