in what town did ned kelly and his family grow up?
Beveridge
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 The family moved to Hillburn , New York , where his father ran the general store , and he spent much of his childhood . He was an Eagle Scout . Looking back , Reines said : " My early childhood memories center around this typical American country store and life in a small American town , including Independence Day July celebrations marked by fireworks and patriotic music played from a pavilion bandstand . " 

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 Two years later , on Christmas Day , 1930 , the family 's first daughter was born , Margaret . Two more children were born to the family ; Patricia in 1936 , and Thomas in 1945 . All three of them attended private schools : Patricia attended the Presbyterian Girls ' College , becoming a teacher ; and Margaret attended Methodist Ladies ' College , later training as a child psychiatrist . The sixth Thomas wanted to attend university , but , like his forbears , was rebuked and worked on the orchard . Like a Playford before him , he became a minister of religion in his later life . 

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 The same year Booth 's father married Holmes ( 1851 ) , he built Tudor Hall on the Harford County property as the family 's summer home , while also maintaining a winter residence on Exeter Street in Baltimore , in the 1840s – 1850s . 

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 Life in Philadelphia was disturbing for Lynch , who had by this point married his pregnant girlfriend Peggy Reavey . The two had met in 1964 , and wed in 1967 , shortly before the birth of their daughter Jennifer . 

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 The story flashes back to March 1983 where Homer , Marge and Bart originally lived in an apartment on the lower east side of Springfield . Homer and Marge had to cope with Bart , who was two years old at the time . Marge reveals to her husband and their son that she 's pregnant again , and points out to Homer that they will probably need a bigger place . After viewing several unsuitable properties , they buy a house on Evergreen Terrace with a $ 15 @,@ 000 down payment from the sale of Grampa Simpson 's house . 
