BUSBY marriages 1857-1920 Victoria Australia
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BUSBY marriages 1857-1920 Victoria Australia.
Males
Michael William
married: 1871 Hanna WOMERSLY.
William
married: 1873 Mary Ann CUNNINGHAM.
William Turner
married: 1881 Adeline Bertha Evadney MANSFIELD.
George Washington
married: 1882 Francis Elizabeth MCCUTCHAN.
Harry Edward
married: 1885 Isabella Helen Kate CAMPHEU.
Michael William
married: 1886 Margaret Annie MAHER.
Harry Edward
married: 1894 Mary Jane WILLEY.
Arthur
married: 1904 Catherine OMEARA.
William Thomas Wardell
married: 1908 Maud Eleanor WINCH.
Albert Ernest
married: 1912 Mary FLETT.
Archibald William
married: 1913 Janet Miller ADDISON.
William Charles
married: 1915 Mary Ann TURNER.
Arthur
married: 1916 Elsie Kersley HAMILTON.
Edwin William
married: 1918 Ada HASKELL.
Claude
married: 1920 Dory Irene STUART.
Females
Elizabeth
married: 1859 John COPPOCK.
Sarah Louisa
married: 1862 John WOMERSLEY.
Mary Isabella Wilcox
married: 1905 Frank BAXTER.
Charlotte
married: 1908 Vivian Hayward Clarence HARRISON.
Amy Gerte
married: 1910 Frederick James ELLIOTT.
Lillian Sarah
married: 1913 George Alfred JOHNSON.
Ada Emily
married: 1914 Albert George BURGESS.
Sylvia Ruby Victoria
married: 1914 James Joseph JOYCE.
Isabella Ellen Kate
married: 1915 Harold William FLETCHER.
Dora Millicent
married: 1916 James RYAN.
Liln
married: 1919 Kenneth Gordon MCKENZIE.
Olive Maud
married: 1919 John William BURNS.
Violet
married: 1919 Sidney James GOWAR.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the BUSBY lines.
Also See:
BUSBY Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1874-1971
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