BACKHOUSE William married Fanny REDMAN 1881
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Groom: William Edward BACKHOUSE.
Birth place: Given as Liverpool.
Bride: Fanny Florence REDMAN.
Birth place: Given as Landsborough.
Year married: 1881.
Place: Victoria, Australia.
William died 1937 in Beaufort, Victoria.
Age: 80 years.
Parents named as Edward BACKHOUSE and Sarah BARROW.
Fanny died 1931 in Waterloo, Victoria.
Age: 69 years.
Parents recorded as Thomas REDMAN and Fanny unknown.
Five children located Victoria for William and Fanny.
[1]
William Marshall BACKHOUSE.
Born: 1882 Ararat, Victoria.
Died: 1937 Ballarat, Victoria.
Age: 55 years.
Married: Fanny Ellen TOMKINS.
Year: 1917.
Place: Victoria.
Fanny was born 1886 in Preston, Victoria.
Parents named as Charles George TOMKINS and Ellen Grace FARLEY.
Fanny died 1974 in Ballarat, Victoria.
Age: 87 years.
Parents named as Charles TOMKINS and Ellen Grace FARLEY.
[2]
Gertrude Florence BACKHOUSE.
Born: 1884 Waterloo, Victoria.
Died: 1952 East Melbourne, Victoria.
Age: 68 years.
[3]
George BACKHOUSE.
Born: 1886 Waterloo, Victoria.
Died: 1940 Ballarat, Victoria.
Age: 54 years.
[4]
Fanny BACKHOUSE.
Born: 1888 Waterloo, Victoria.
Died: 1888 Waterloo, Victoria.
Age: 24 days.
[5]
Daisy BACKHOUSE.
Born: 1894 Waterloo, Victoria.
Died: -
Married: Frederick George Percy SMITH.
Year: 1927.
Place: Victoria.
Sources:
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Also See:
BACKHOUSE marriages 1850-1900 Victoria Australia
BACKHOUSE marriages 1901-1926 Victoria Australia
BACKHOUSE Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1886-1936
BACKHOUSE Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1937-1984
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