HALLETT marriages (females) 1906-1925 Victoria Australia
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HALLETT marriages 1906-1925 Victoria Australia.
Females
Lucy Louise
married: 1906 Charles Frederick GILL.
Selina Jane
married: 1909 Allan John ACKERLY.
Annie Josephine
married: 1911 George TAYLOR.
Florence Amy
married: 1912 John William EDEN.
May
married: 1913 Charles BENNETT.
Susdan Victoria
married: 1913 Robert HASELEM.
Dorothy
married: 1914 John Francis MCBRIDE.
Esther Jane
married: 1914 Henry PHILLIPS.
Alice Hannah Marie Maud
married: 1915 Frank Harry BARNES.
Ruby Victoria
married: 1915 William HENDERSON.
Elizabeth Harriet
married: 1918 Franklin Newport GLAISTER.
Ida Lucy Jane
married: 1918 George Ward MACKAY.
Muriel Vera
married: 1919 Edward Alphonsus CONROY.
Myrtle Beatrice May
married: 1919 Leopold Howard LAWFORD.
Elsie Etty
married: 1920 George William MARSHALL.
Florence Amy
married: 1920 Edward ROBOTTOM.
Laura Jane
married: 1920 Richard James WEST.
Maude Emily
married: 1920 Eugene REID.
Ada Bertha Kate
married: 1921 Maurice PHILLIPS.
Rose Elsie Mary
married: 1922 William Arthur AGAR.
Rosetta Nowat
married: 1922 James Richard Holley SHILLINGLAW.
Olive May
married: 1922 Albert Ernest STEET.
May
married: 1923 Charles Vernon PECK.
Nina Grace
married: 1923 Leonard Gilchrist COMPORT.
Alma Florence
married: 1924 William Frederick PATTINSON.
Ruby Alice
married: 1925 John BERMINGHAM.
Assyltt
married: 1925 Frederick MCBRIDE.
Hilda Marjorie
married: 1925 John Louis FOX.
Gladys Harriet
married: 1925 Edwin Allan BOOTH.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the HALLETT lines.
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