BIRD marriages (females)1849-1869 Victoria Australia
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BIRD marriages 1849-1869 Victoria Australia.
Females
Eliza Ann
married: 1849 Allen PARKER.
Esther
married: 1851 Charles WARD.
Mary Elizabeth
married: 1852 William RUTHURFORD.
Ester
married: 1852 John MURPHY.
Elizabeth
married: 1853 Samuel WILSON.
Martha
married: 1853 John FILLINGHAM.
Margaret
married: 1854 James WADDEL.
Fanny
married: 1855 Richard RATTEN.
Amelia Ann
married: 1855 Charles RANDALL.
Mary Ann
married: 1855 Elonzo ALLEN.
Margaret
married: 1856 James James FILLINGHAM.
Maria
married: 1858 William PAPE.
Keziah
married: 1858 Edward Thomas WARREN.
Hannah Sarah
married: 1858 Thomas WRAIGHT.
Betsy
married: 1859 Arthur Goddard UTBER.
Elizabeth
married: 1861 John HOGG.
Jessie Arthur
married: 1861 Thomas ROBERTSON.
Mary Ann
married: 1861 Joshua BOTTOMLEY.
Sarah
married: 1862 Samuel BIRD.
Caroline
married: 1862 William Edwards GOERGE.
Sarah Ann
married: 1862 Patrick MCILVENNA.
Emily
married: 1863 James MOORE.
Lucy Louisa
married: 1865 Henry C WING.
Christina
married: 1866 Edward WOOD.
Elizabeth
married: 1866 William BARNES.
Louisa
married: 1868 John BEAR.
Eliza
married: 1868 Thomas OWENS.
Jane
married: 1869 Robert Beaumont FLETCHER.
See Post: FLETCHER Robert married Jane BIRD 1869
Louisa
married: 1869 Ernest HAMOND.
Compiled from the Victorian Mariage Indexes to assist others
researching the BIRD lines.
Also See:
BIRD marriages (males) 1842-1860 Victoria Australia
BIRD marriages (males) 1861-1869 Victoria Australia
BIRD marriages 1870-1876 Victoria Australia
BIRD marriages 1877-1881 Victoria Australia
BIRD Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1881-1888
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