BEAVIS marriages 1852-1888 Victoria Australia
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BEAVIS marriages 1852-1888 Victoria Australia.
Males
George
married: 1857 Elizabeth PHILIPPI.
George
married: 1857 Charlotte DYE.
William
married: 1859 Margaret HARBOUR.
George
married: 1861 Fanny Earl CAPLE.
Samuel James
married: 1864 Louisa Trevorian MILLETT.
Charles Francis
married: 1864 Ann DAY.
Benjamin
married: 1866 Susanna FOOT.
Samuel James
married: 1868 Louisa Trevonia MILLET.
Frank
married: 1870 Mary BEHAN.
Thomas
married: 1873 Maria MCCORMACK.
Samuel
married: 1876 Mary Ann DYE.
John
married: 1879 Jane RAINFORD.
John
married: 1883 Mary Alice CROSS.
Thomas
married: 1884 Mary Jane PEVITT.
James
married: 1884 Elizabeth CULLUM.
William Walter
married: 1885 Margaret Jane MARONEY.
Horace Colin Dean
married: 1887 Emma Weston BAILEY.
Females
Eliza
married: 1852 William DODD.
Phebe
married: 1859 William SHELTON.
Eliza
married: 1868 Daniel FRANKCOM.
Jane
married: 1870 Joshia MOBERLEY.
Elizabeth
married: 1874 John RALSTON.
Hannah
married: 1876 Richard George BROADHURST.
Jane Colstar
married: 1878 George LONG.
Lydia
married: 1878 Donald SINCLAIR.
Eliza Ann
married: 1883 John Charles Miller MCKINNON.
Martha
married: 1883 Rowland Tidd MOILE.
Harriett Melita Ann
married: 1885 Joseph Ellis BAKER.
Ann
married: 1886 Samuel Douglas PRIESTLY.
Mary
married: 1887 Maurice Wilfred Herbert NORTON.
Frances Eleanor
married: 1888 John Henry ROGERS.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the BEAVIS lines.
Also See:
BEAVIS marriages (females) 1889-1920 Victoria Australia
BEAVIS marriages (males) 1889-1920 Victoria Australia
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