DURRANT marriages (females) 1859-1910 Victoria Australia
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DURRANT marriages 1859-1910 Victoria Australia.
Females
Charlotte Maria
married: 1859 Henry Walker SANDERS.
Zipporah
married: 1865 Frederick PHILLIPS.
Jemima Theresa
married: 1866 Walter John MCDOWALL.
Matilda
married: 1868 Peter GALLETLY.
Elizabeth
married: 1872 Charles COOK.
Eleanor
married: 1873 Francis MAVOR.
Elizabeth
married: 1875 William Alexander EAGLESON.
Marie Ann
married: 1876 Henry ALLWRIGHT.
Harriet
married: 1877 Shirley Waldegrase BROOKE.
Susan
married: 1879 Charles DAY.
Fanny
married: 1883 Alexander MCDONALD.
Eliza
married: 1883 Joseph BULLIVANT.
Susan
married: 1888 Mark Emanual SANTOS.
Louisa Jane
married: 1893 John WOOTTEN.
Janetta Helen
married: 1898 William Charles BROWN.
Beatrice
married: 1899 Samuel DOWKER.
Emily Jane
married: 1899 Nicholas Herby Juliens THOMPSON.
Louisa Jane
married: 1899 Wallace Alfred OCOULS.
Margaret Elizabeth
married: 1900 Henry Thomas TODD.
Alice
married: 1902 Albert Edward TREWIN.
Grace
married: 1904 Joseph Charles EVANS.
Sarah Isabella
married: 1904 David James ROSS.
Mary Ann
married: 1906 Robert William Franklin Davidson HACKETT.
Edith Annie
married: 1909 Rufert William GIBSON.
Ethel May
married: 1909 Edmond Francis WATT.
Ruby Gertrude
married: 1910 Walter Percival Horace STEWART.
Sarah Jane
married: 1910 Herby Edward Johnson MCDOUGALL.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the DURRANT lines.
Also See:
DURRANT marriages (females) 1911-1942 Victoria Australia
DURRANT marriages (males) 1847-1920 Victoria Australia
DURRANT marriages (males) 1921-1942 Victoria Australia
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