ADAIR marriages 1865-1900 Victoria Australia
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ADAIR marriages 1865-1900 Victoria Australia.
ADAIR (males)
Thomas
married: 1855 Elizabeth Mary BULL.
Robert
married: 1858 Louisa MAHONEY.
Henry
married: 1865 Sarah WYBROW.
John
married: 1866 Margaret Ann SMYTHE.
John Michael Heron
married: 1867 Sarah Bush ASHMAN.
William Mahany
married: 1871 Emma BROWN.
William
married: 1872 Agnes Barbour JOHNSTON.
Samuel
married: 1873 Mary Maria CHANT.
William
married: 1883 Margaret DONALDSON.
William Austin
married: 1883 Ann ELLIS.
Thomas
married: 1886 Annie CONNOLEY.
Daniel Joseph
married: 1890 Ann CARRINGTON.
Alexander
married: 1893 Sarah Jane BENNINGTON.
Arthur
married: 1898 Martha Daisy MORRIS.
ADAIR (females)
Jane
married: 1863 Edward BREWER.
Sarah
married: 1865 James LONG.
Bella
married: 1866 John BENNETT.
Mary Jane
married: 1872 Richard BAGNILL.
Sarah
married: 1873 Charles LUCAS.
Margaret
married: 1873 Hugh MCCULLY.
Catherine
married: 1874 Thomas SMITH.
Louisa
married: 1877 William WALKER.
Sophia
married: 1883 Michael HENRY.
Margaret Mary Teresa
married: 1883 Alexander MCMILLAN.
Sarah Ellen
married: 1886 James WEEKS.
Eloise May
married: 1887 Benjamin SWENSON.
Mary
married: 1888 James CHILD.
Augusta Helen
married: 1889 James Peter CUMMING.
Margaret Jane
married: 1891 Robert Courtland YOUNG.
Lily
married: 1892 Edward Ernest FRANKLYN.
Annie
married: 1895 George NEWMAN.
Grace Mary
married: 1897 Andrew JOHNSTON.
Annie
married: 1899 John Johnston ROWLER.
Isabella Margaret
married: 1899 Percy ONEILL.
Jane
married: 1900 Lionel John ALFORD.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the ADAIR lines.
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