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  • == Importance of Sgt Kennedy == ...]) [[Graves|Graves]] was asked, 'Did you ever hear it said that these men, Kennedy and Scanlan, had information as to where the Kellys were?' He answered, ;Th
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  • On Friday morning, October 25, under the orders of [[Kennedy Sgt|Sergeant Kennedy]], and accompanied also by Constables [[Scanlon|Scanlon]] and [[Lonigan|Lon ...camp, and directing Constable M’Intyre to do the cooking for the party. Kennedy and Scanlon were mounted, for though the country is rough in the extreme, n
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  • ...o full view in the open ground of the camp. M’Intyre ran forward towards Kennedy, asking him to surrender, as the camp was surrounded. The police looked rou ...reach the tree, or raise the rifle to his shoulder. It is doubtful whether Kennedy heard M’Intyre’s repeated entreaty to surrender. At any rate he disrega
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  • Mrs Kennedy, wife of the missing Sergeant [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]], who resided in Mansfield , was the object of universal sympathy and comm
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  • ...e the police had been busy in organising a second search party to look for Kennedy, which started for [[Stringy Bark Creek|Stringy Bark Creek]] on Tuesday. Wh ...Shire Council, came upon a body covered with a cloak. It was [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]], shot through the forehead and disfigured with numerous other wounds. Lap
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  • ...a great state of excitement. Two other small police parties in addition to Kennedy’s were at that time absent from their stations in search of the Kellys, a ...formation supplied by him that the search parties, including [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy’s]] which so disastrously encountered the outlaws, were put upon their tr
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  • ...eart to leave a wounded man alone in the bush; but other reports said that Kennedy had begged hard for a chance to live as long as he could, that perchance he ...eek|Stringy Bark Creek]], but that from some private source of information Kennedy knew far more about the matter than [[McIntyre|M’Intyre]] or [[Lonigan|Lo
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  • '''KILLED WITH KENNEDY'S RIFLE''' ...[[Joe Byrne|Byrne]] killed him with. It had belonged to poor [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]], who was shot by the outlaws in the Wombat Ranges.
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  • ...of it than all the other exploits of the gang put together. The fact that Kennedy, when on the ground, terribly wounded, was shot dead in response to a piteo '''KENNEDY'S DEATH'''
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  • ...ses of the mountain ranges. One of these parties was in charge of Sergeant Kennedy. This party it was that actually encountered the bushrangers, which encount ...cave in the vicinity, has already been described. The conduct of Sergeant Kennedy's party, whist not so reprehensible in other respects, seems to have sugges
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  • ...WYS EXPLOITS AT EUROA continued Let it be said at first that [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]] was clever, intrepid and determined. His chief fault lay in the extraordi ...aid that one day, not long after the police camp had been formed, Sergeant Kennedy and Constables Scanlan went away to scour the ranges, leaving Constables M'
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  • ...ncipal witness was Constable [[McIntyre|M'Intyre]], the man who escaped on Kennedy's horse whilst that officer was fighting the bushrangers at the police camp ...anges]]. The country was very thickly timbered. On the morning of the 26th Kennedy and Scanlon went away at 6 o'clock to look for the outlaws. They left me an
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  • ...child and received the watch in return. Not long afterwards it was in Mrs Kennedy's possession."
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  • ...old them that Kennedy was to camp in a certain spot in the Wombat Ranges . Kennedy never for a moment thought the Kellys would attack him; such an idea never
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  • The following morning Kennedy and Scanlan got their horses and started off to search the ranges, leaving ...red spot where they could not be seen, and they advised M'Intyre to induce Kennedy and Scanlan to surrender, saying that if, they consented they would not be
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  • ...bushrangers were living in this stockade when they attacked [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]]'s party, and from all appearances had been living there for some consider ...f a German, who knew them. They were riding the police horses belonging to Kennedy's party, and had their arms in their possession, and were seen going toward
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  • ...these injuries. I don't care what people say about Sergeant [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]]'s death. I have made my statement as to it, and if they don't believe me
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  • ...uld not like to tell you about it.' He also said, 'I had to shoot Sergeant Kennedy and Scanlan for my own safety. I cannot tell you any more.' We then gave hi
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  • ...berate Kelly's mother. That was before the murders of Lonigan, Scanlan and Kennedy." ...Thus, on August 10, Superintendent Sadleir wrote to Sergeant [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]], of Mansfield, as follows:-
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  • ...ome to Belfast , in the north of Ireland . McIntyre admitted that Sergeant Kennedy and Scanlan had gone out to look for Kelly’s camp, and told also about th ...nly that they surrender and leave the district. McIntyre said he would get Kennedy and Scanlan to surrender if Kelly would not shoot them, pleading that they
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  • ...anlan. Rain fell in torrents, and the search for the body of [[Kennedy Sgt|Kennedy]] was delayed until the following day. It was expected that, in accordance ...field from the surrounding districts. Another attempt was made to discover Kennedy's body. A party was organised and arrived on the scene of the tragedy on Tu
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