KIRWAN marriages 1856-1880 Victoria Australia
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KIRWAN marriages 1856-1880 Victoria Australia.
KIRWAN (males)
Martin
married: 1856 Margaret HERIR.
Andrew
married: 1857 Mary TOOMEY.
Andrew
married: 1859 Ann TAIT.
Francis
married: 1859 Catherine CUSSEN.
John
married: 1861 Anne GREGAN.
William
married: 1861 Bridget CUSSEN.
John
married: 1861 Honoria SHIEL.
Henry
married: 1864 Sarah CROWE.
John
married: 1869 Johanna DALTON.
Martin RYAN
married: 1870 Eliza ASHMORE.
Simon
married: 1872 Annie IRWIN.
John Charles
married: 1873 Margaret Ann TOOHEY.
John
married: 1873 Kate GALVIN.
Andrew
married: 1875 Eliza LAHIFF.
Martin R
married: 1876 Winifred BUTLER.
R for Ryan.
Michael
married: 1877 Kate DUNN.
Arthur Patrick
married: 1880 Helena DAVIS.
KIRWAN (females)
Catherine
married: 1856 William STUBBS.
Bridget
married: 1859 Benjamin KNIGHT.
Bridget
married: 1863 Andrew LONG.
Alice
married: 1867 William DAVID.
Eliza
married: 1868 Patrick MCADAM.
Ada
married: 1871 John Knolles WATERS.
Johanna
married: 1871 Michael CONDON.
Christina Maria
married: 1871 John Alexander MCCONAGHY.
Mary Agnes
married: 1871 Michael GOOLD.
Ellen
married: 1873 Patrick HEAGNEY.
Mary
married: 1873 William DOHERTY.
Eliza
married: 1873 George GRAHAM.
Bridget
married: 1873 Timothy COLLINS.
Anne
married: 1874 Henry RASH.
Mary
married: 1874 John Ignatius francis BOUVARD.
Christina Maria
married: 1877 William DAVIES.
Mary Frances
married: 1878 John BYRNE.
Dora
married: 1879 Clement PERRON.
Elizabeth
married: 1880 James HARRISON.
Also see KIRWIN and KERWIN marriages.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the KIRWAN lines.
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