SELLWOOD marriages 1857-1910 Victoria Australia
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SELLWOOD marriages 1857-1910 Victoria Australia.
Males
Alfred
married: 1857 Bridget NASH.
John
married: 1861 Margaret MCLDOWIE.
William
married: 1869 Elizabeth Emma EDWARDS.
Alfred Richard
married: 1871 Margaret PATTON.
Job
married: 1875 Beatrice ADAMS.
Joseph
married: 1881 Susan Ann GRILLS.
William
married: 1882 Elizabeth GILMOUR.
Henry
married: 1882 Isabella MCMURRAY.
William
married: 1888 Annie BALDING.
John
married: 1892 Mary Martha CHANDLER.
Thomas
married: 1893 Carol WALTER.
William
married: 1895 Catherine PEARMAN.
Thomas Henry
married: 1908 Susan Elsie Jane GILMORE.
Rubin
married: 1908 Jane RITCHIE.
Females
Elizabeth
married: 1860 James BALMAIN.
Sarah
married: 1860 George MATHER.
Elizabeth
married: 1871 Henry HOUNSELL.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1871 Charles MEDLYN.
Eliza Jane
married: 1872 Samuel BARTLEY.
Mary
married: 1873 William Henry HOILES.
Catherine
married: 1874 William TOWNROW.
Elizabeth
married: 1878 Charles NORTON.
Catherine
married: 1879 Mark SALTER.
Louisa
married: 1882 Frederick TOMLINSON.
Mary
married: 1884 James ROSE.
Emma
married: 1886 James BURKITT.
Margaret Ann
married: 1887 Edward SHARP.
Eliza
married: 1887 William Harris MATTHEWS.
Ellen
married: 1892 John MCLENNAN.
Louisa
married: 1893 Arthur Kent SHARPLEY.
Amelia
married: 1898 James WILSON.
Julia Ann
married: 1899 Lewis Herbert LEIGH.
Effie Susan
married: 1906 Alfred Ernest ANDERSON.
Elizabeth
married: 1906 George WHITEHAND.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the SELLWOOD lines.
Also See:
SELLWOOD marriages 1911-1942 Victoria Australia
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