He was hanged in the Old Melbourne Gaol on 11 November 1880. His execution was witnessed by various prison and police officials and by a number of journalists. His final words were reported by most observers to be 'ah well I suppose' or 'ah well I suppose it has come to this'.After the fatal shooting at Stringybark Creek, a jury found Ned Kelly guilty of Constable Thomas Lonigan's murder, and a death sentence was handed down by Justice Redmond Barry. The trial was depicted in a wood engraving in the Illustrated Australian News, pictured above.Fitzpatrick brought serious charges of attempted murder against Ellen and she was sentenced to three years in prison. Ned and Dan fled into the bush in the Wombat Ranges to escape arrest. They were joined by their friends Joseph (Joe) Byrne and Steve Hart.

How old was Ned Kelly when he died : His death mask was created after his execution at the Old Melbourne Gaol on 11 November 1880. He was aged 25. After the execution, Kelly's body remained suspended for 30 minutes as required by law to ensure he was dead.

Where was Ned Kelly shot

Old Melbourne Gaol, Melbourne, AustraliaNed Kelly / Place of death

What did Ned say before he died : Per typical Game of Thrones style, Stark's mysterious musings launched a stampede of theories. Some fans believe he said, “I kept my promise” in terms of the R+L=J Jon Snow theory. Others think he may have whispered that popular Game of Thrones line “Valar Morghulis,” which means “all men must die.”

Whether it involves Sam Kerr or Bob Hawke, “Farnsie” or Steve Waugh, maybe we should call it the Ned Kelly syndrome: the predisposition to attach too much collective meaning to a solitary individual. And, boy, does it ramp up the pressure

Ned Kelly's armour on display in the State Library of Victoria. The helmet, breastplate, backplate and shoulder plates show 18 bullet marks.

Where are Ned Kelly’s bones

The remains of Australia's most notorious outlaw, Ned Kelly, have been laid to rest 132 years after the bushranger's death by hanging. Kelly's descendants buried his bones – minus his missing skull – during a private family service on Sunday at a small cemetery in Greta, Victoria, where his mother is also buried.In the meantime, Cersei and Joffrey take the throne. With assistance from Janos Slynt and Littlefinger, Ned confronts Cersei, attempting to arrest her and her children. However, Slynt and Littlefinger have been swayed by the Lannisters, betraying Ned and leading to the massacre of his men and his imprisonment.According to Bran Stark in a conversation with Jojen, Howland saved Ned Stark's life during Robert's Rebellion.

In 1880, when his attempt to derail and ambush a police train failed, he and his gang, dressed in armour fashioned from stolen plough mouldboards, engaged in a final gun battle with the police at Glenrowan. Kelly, the only survivor, was severely wounded by police fire and captured.

Did they find Ned Kelly’s head : Has Ned's skull been found Ned's skull was eventually returned by a Western Australian farmer, Thomas Baxter, in 2009. This skull, which became known as the 'Baxter Skull' was the same one that had been on display at the Old Melbourne Gaol for many, many years.

How was Ned Kelly buried : Ned Kelly's descendants finally got their chance to bury the outlaw's remains in the cemetery at Greta, a short drive from his famous last stand at Glenrowan in Victoria's north-east. The family had arranged a white marquee where they interred the coffin near the unmarked grave of Kelly's mother, Ellen.

Did Ned see Arya before he died

Unbeknownst to all of them, save Ned, Arya is also present, standing on the pedestal of the statue of Baelor the Blessed. Passing Yoren in the crowd, Ned can say a single word to him, "Baelor," prompting Yoren to seize Arya a few minutes later and keep her from seeing her father's execution.

Baelish betrays Ned in order to remain and gain power. Later, Eddard tells him the truth of Joffrey's parentage and his plan to install Stannis on the throne when Robert dies. Littlefinger suggests instead that they let Joffrey rule but act as the powers behind the throne.Answer and Explanation: Ned Kelly had no known children. In 2014, a book called Ned Kelly's Son, by Trevor Tucker, put forth the hypothesis that Kelly did have a son by a young woman he met in July 1880, just months prior to his execution.

Why was Ned Kelly buried in Greta : One of Ned's final wishes was to be buried in consecrated ground with other family members. Of course this wish was not granted after he was executed on 11 November 1880. It took another 132 years for his wish to come true. However a chain of gruesome events after his execution were key to his final burial at Greta.