GREENWOOD marriages (males) 1870-1882 Victoria Australia
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GREENWOOD marriages (males) 1870-1882 Victoria Australia.
GREENWOOD (males)
Thomas
married: 1870 Delie MCKENNA.
James Archibald
married: 1871 Frances Plimer MURRAY.
Spence
married: 1871 Esther Spenceria BENHAM.
Christopher Henry
married: 1871 Ellen JOYCE.
Normington
married: 1872 Rebecca STOPPS.
Thomas
married: 1872 Elizabeth FLYNN.
John William
married: 1872 Charlotte Hannah TOMLINSON.
John
married: 1872 Sophy GUEST.
George
married: 1873 Margaret HUMPHREYS.
George Henry
married: 1873 Mary Maria HOWELL.
William
married: 1873 Amelia Maria WILLIAMS.
Alfred
married: 1875 Jane LLOYD.
George
married: 1875 Sarah Elizabeth HOWE.
Richard
married: 1875 Jane TROON.
Charles William
married: 1875 Emily BEALES.
William Henry
married: 1876 Kate Matilda WALKER.
George
married: 1877 Emma Jane BEEN.
George
married: 1877 Matilda B CORBETT.
John
married: 1878 Sarah Ann BAXTER.
George
married: 1878 Mary Ann REILLY.
George Thomas Howard
married: 1878 Christina MCKECHNIE.
William
married: 1878 Sophia Ann LUCAS.
Enoch
married: 1879 Rose CLARK.
James
married: 1879 Sarah THOMPSON.
Albert
married: 1880 Amelia DAVENPORT.
Arthur Thomas
marmied: 1880 Ella Hamilton WRIGHT.
William
married: 1881 Jane Ann BURROWES.
John
married: 1881 Elizabeth THOMAS.
Thomas
married: 1881 Emily FAITHFUL.
John
married: 1882 Fanny WOOD.
Albert
married: 1882 Jane TRATHAN.
Harry
married: 1882 Mary Ann HINSON.
Richard Henry
married: 1882 Jessie BIRKILL.
Valentine John
married: 1882 Mary Catherine GEYER.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the GREENWOOD lines.
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