He Gave it to the deserving poor Irish families who werent given a fair go by the police
The above answer is a myth. Whatever Ned Kelly didn't use for himself, he only gave to his closest family and friends.
No.
It is a complete myth that Ned Kelly gave his plunder to the poor.
Ned Kelly "stole" the mayor's (wright) palimino horse.
Yes. In his early years Ned Kelly was convicted of horse stealing.
Ned Kelly stole lots of horses and Catle before he started to rob banks with the other members of the Kelly gang
ned kelly got in trouble by the police because he shot 3 police men, robbed 2 banks and stole cattle.
Ned kelly full name is: Edward Kelly!
Ned Kelly "stole" the mayor's (wright) palimino horse.
he was 10
Yes, Ned Kelly did go to jail when he was 16. He served time in prison for alleged assault on a Chinese man.
Yes. In his early years Ned Kelly was convicted of horse stealing.
yes because he stole money from the rich and gave it to the poor. that's why we love him It is a misconception that Ned Kelly stole from the rich and gave to the poor. He was not that philanthropic, and he was capable of outright murder. However, his name is very well known by Australian school children and adults alike.
Ned Kelly stole lots of horses and Catle before he started to rob banks with the other members of the Kelly gang
Firstly Ned Kelly was a bush ranger he stole some farm animals, committed highway robbery and also killed 3 people.
ned kelly got in trouble by the police because he shot 3 police men, robbed 2 banks and stole cattle.
Ned Kelly did steal and give some of his plunder to his mother. Other stories about him giving money to the poor, however, are unsubstantiated.
Ned kelly full name is: Edward Kelly!
Yes He Was, he stole food & goods with his two brothers. He also murdered several policemen.
There is a misguided beliecf that Ned Kelly was Australia's answer to Robin Hood, i.e. he stole from the rich and gave to the poor - but there is no evidence to substantiate this. Whilst he never forgot his Irish roots and the struggle of his mother to raise himself and his brothers, he did not exactly bestow the poor people with the bounty he stole. Ned Kelly was a rebel who went against the authorities. Since Australia's earliest convict days, this has been a trait which Australians seem to admire. They forget that Ned Kelly was capable of murder.