HATCH marriages 1840-1890 Victoria Australia
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HATCH marriages 1840-1890 Victoria Australia.
HATCH (males)
Robert Loxdale
married: 1841 Catherine KINGSTON.
William Benjamin
married: 1848 Jessie MILNE.
William
married: 1853 Eliza BAVERSTOCK.
William Benjamin
married: 1853 Mary Ann DUNBAR.
John Dodd
married: 1857 Sarah Ann HATCH.
John
married: 1859 Elizabeth EDWARDS.
William Henry
married: 1859 Mary KOPMANN.
William Henry
married: 1861 Ann ELLIS.
John
married: 1863 Sarah Frances BIRCH.
John Dodd
married: 1866 Clarinda LLOYD.
Joseph
married: 1869 Sarah Annie WILSON.
William
married: 1877 Mary Jane BURGESS.
Alphonse Roper Baile
married: 1881 Mary Ellen ELLIS.
Richard
married: 1882 Amelia Isabella RICH.
John
married: 1887 Esther FLEGG.
Edward Richard
married: 1890 Florence Sherry WHITE.
William Henry
married: 1890 Florence Amelia MCMILLAN.
HATCH (females)
Emily
married: 1840 Edward AVERY.
Rosaline Down
married: 1850 John Slade HEADLAM.
Jane
married: 1857 Charles COWAN.
Sarah Ann
married: 1857 John Dodd HATCH.
Caroline
married: 1857 Baron RUFUS.
Mary
married: 1861 Frederick MOSS.
Georgianna Bailey
married: 1870 Charles HUGGINS.
Ellen Tasman
married: 1871 Frederick William BECKWITH.
Eliza
married: 1875 Thomas COCHRANE.
Carol Ann
married: 1880 Edward COOK.
Ellen Frances
married: 1883 Harry POTTER.
Hannah
married: 1885 Richard REDDISH.
Sarah
married: 1886 Archibald THOMSON.
Elizabeth
married: 1889 John James ROCHE.
Emma
married: 1890 Michael James STEWART.
Martha
married: 1890 Alfred James WATT.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the HATCH lines.
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