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Michael Burke, an Irish-Australian bushranger, had a tumultuous relationship with his family. His criminal activities and eventual life as a bushranger created a rift between him and his relatives, particularly after he became involved in notorious crimes. While there is limited detailed information about his family dynamics, it is clear that his life of crime strained familial ties. Ultimately, his actions distanced him from traditional family relationships.
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