DIGBY marriages 1854-1910 Victoria Australia
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DIGBY marriages 1854-1910 Victoria Australia.
Males
Joseph
married: 1854 Mary Anne ANDREWS.
James
married: 1854 Elizabeth MCCULLOUGH.
Frederick Henry
married: 1865 Cormelina Virgil PELOSSI 1865.
Robert
married: 1865 Mary PRESAN.
William
married: 1868 Sarah Eliza BERNARD.
Joseph William
married: 1881 Sarah LINCOLN.
John
married: 1885 Clara BARTLETT.
David Edward
married: 1888 Elizabeth Ray GREEN.
Alfred James
married: 1897 Annie Maria WRENWOOD.
Frederick Charles
married: 1897 Jean Adie AULD.
James
married: 1893 Frances FOULDS.
Albert Hartley
married: 1901 Mary Elizabeth PATERSON.
John
married: 1901 Julia SHINNERS.
Alfred Henry
married: 1902 Eliza BROUGH.
Ernest Olney
married: 1904 Mary Ann Frances ROBINSON.
Henry Edward
married: 1906 Sarah CHAMBERLAIN.
Reginald Charles
married: 1907 Elizabeth Wright WATTINGLY.
Females
Louisa
married: 1855 Benjamin TONKS.
Hannah
married: 1857 George LAIDLAW.
Rachel
married: 1870 William HALL.
Annie Julia
married: 1874 John TOMKINS.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1875 Joseph SWINNERTON.
Sarah Elizabeth
married: 1877 William WRIGHT.
Mary Elizabeth
married: 1890 Peter Porteus THOMSON.
Susan
married: 1890 David Simson DALE.
Lizzie Scott
married: 1898 Andrew Milne PARR.
Louise Mariane
married: 1898 Frederick Leopold BROCKWELL.
Mary Ann
married: 1902 Alexander Tyson STEVENSON.
Ethel Mary
married: 1908 Seth WILSON.
Alice Eveleen
married: 1910 Charles Dickenson WILSON.
Elizabeth
married: 1910 Frederick Kjellfrew HIPWELL.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the DIGBY lines.
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