MCLEISH marriages (males) 1851-1895 Victoria Australia
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MCLEISH marriages (males) 1851-1895 Victoria Australia.
MCLEISH (males)
James
married: 1851 Matilda Jane WARMAN.
William
married: 1857 Elizabeth ARMSTRONG.
David
married: 1860 Fanny SHAW.
Peter
married: 1860 Betsy YOUNG.
John Wilson
married: 1862 Mary TEAIG.
William
married: 1868 Maria JOLLY.
William
married: 1868 Martha Jane FRASER.
James
married: 1869 Mary Ann BARKER.
William
married: 1869 Elizabeth Miller RITCHIE.
Robert
married: 1870 Esther Jane HARLEY.
Daniel
married: 1872 Ellen KELLY.
William
married: 1873 Margaret MULDRICH.
John
married: 1874 Margaret STEVENSON.
James
married: 1877 Laura YOUNG.
George
married: 1877 Lizzie MACKINTOSH.
William Henderson
married: 1880 Ann HILLIARD.
John Alexander
married: 1880 Ann Elizabeth HARLEY.
Daniel
married: 1881 Jeannette MARTIN.
Daniel
married: 1883 Clementine DRYSDALE.
William
married: 1883 Eliza LOGAN.
James Roderick
married: 1884 Catherine Mary RANKIN.
John Taig
married: 1886 Fanny Selina GARNETT.
Thomas
married: 1886 Matilda WEST.
James Roderick
married: 1887 Alley RANKIN.
James
married: 1888 Hannah Jane MANGER.
James Alexander
married: 1889 Alice HARLEY.
James
married: 1890 Kate MACKINTOSH.
Alexander
married: 1891 Agnes Donaldson TODD.
Duncan
married: 1891 Matilda Ann WALKER.
Robert Henry
married: 1891 Emily Rebecca GARDNER.
Edwin David
married: 1892 Emma Bertha MULLER.
William
married: 1893 Mary Catherine BARNES.
Richard
married: 1894 Emma May KITTO.
Horace James George
married: 1895 Emma Louisa NEWLAND.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the MCLEISH lines.
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