CAIRNS marriages (females) 1884-1899 Victoria Australia
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CAIRNS marriages 1884-1899 Victoria Australia.
Females
Sarah
Married: 1884 James MCLUSKEY.
Margaret
Married: 1885 William Henry BATH.
Ellen
Married: 1885 Alfred Ovas MILLER.
Janet
Married: 1886 William Cater BRENT.
Ellen
Married: 1887 John William REED.
Elizabeth Johnson
Married: 1888 Angus MARTIN.
Janet Catherine
Married: 1888 Robert Francis WILSON.
Jane
Married: 1888 Frank LANGHOLZ.
Bridget
Married: 1889 John CUNNINGHAM.
Catherine
Married: 1889 David John LENNOX.
Catherine Mary
Married: 1889 James LEYDEN.
Jessie Ellen
Married: 1889 Thomas William Tweeddale MCCORMICK.
Susan Mary Anastat
Married: 1889 Patrick MCHUGH.
Christina
Married: 1890 Tasman Blenmann FEAETHERSTONE.
Eliza Catherine
Married: 1891 Thomas Cairns HUNTER.
Mary
Married: 1891 Joseph POBJOY.
Mary
Married: 1891 John BOYD.
Alicia
Married: 1892 Richard LOVETT.
Elizabeth Eleanor
Married: 1892 Thomas Oliver MORRIS.
Jane Cameron
Married: 1892 William MITCHELL.
Kate Byron
Married: 1892 Henry Otway EVANS.
Mabel Elsie
Married: 1894 Patrick John BENNETT.
Mary Hamilton
Married: 1894 Frank WELLS.
Elizabeth
Married: 1896 Charles WALKER.
Francis
Married: 1896 Thomas GRIST.
Jane
Married: Michael MCNAMARA
Elizabeth Agnes
Married: 1897 William Charles SARGEANT.
Martha
Married: 1897 Frank James MORRIS.
Beatrice
Married: 1899 William George MILROY.
Christina
Married: 1899 Joseph BARKER.
Florence
Married: 1899 Frederick Henry LEWIS.
Return to Index: CAIRNS Marriages 1854-1942 Victoria Australia
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the CAIRNS lines.
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