FAHEY marriages 1847-1870 Victoria Australia
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FAHEY marriages 1847-1870 Victoria Australia.
FAHEY (males)
James
married: 1847 Ellen HENNESSY.
Daniel
married: 1854 Margaret HOGAN.
Patrick
married: 1855 Sabina KENNEDY.
John
married: 1857 Ellen FAHY.
Patrick
married: 1858 Hanna TULLY.
Patrick
married: 1859 Eliza SALE.
James
married: 1859 Anne DOOLAN.
Francis
married: 1861 Isabella ORR.
Patrick
married: 1862 Ellen HEALY.
Patrick
married: 1863 Catherine OCONNOR.
Patrick
married: 1863 Mary KEANE.
Daniel
married: 1864 Mary PRENDERGAST.
Michael
married: 1866 Mary CONNOLE.
John
married: 1866 Julia TUOHY.
James
married: 1867 Emily OTOOLE.
John
married: 1867 Annie BIGGS.
Thomas
married: 1868 Mary Jane OCONNOR.
Patrick
married: 1868 Ann COMBER.
Daniel
married: 1869 Ellen SHEARGOLD.
William
married: 1870 Catherine TIERNAN.
Michael
married: 1870 Ellen Moore LUBY.
FAHEY (females)
Mary Ellen
married: 1855 John SHORE.
Ellen
married: 1855 Henry MCLAUCHLIN.
Anne
married: 1856 Joseph DALE.
Julia
married: 1857 Patrick CARROLL.
Mary
married: 1857 John HARTNETT.
Margaret
married: 1857 Michael KELLY.
Ann
married: 1858 William MADDERN.
Mary Ann
married: 1859 Charles ANDREWS.
Bridget
married: 1861 Patrick MINOGUE.
Sabina
married: 1862 Patrick FARRELL.
Mary
married: 1863 William BAILEY.
Mary
married: 1865 Thomas TOOHEY.
Ellen
married: 1867 Patrick MURPHY.
Mary
married: 1867 James BLACKALL.
Annie
married: 1868 James Dirling HUTSON.
Jane
married: 1869 James LANGTON.
Lucy Ann
married: 1870 Richard MILLER.
Bridget
married: 1870 Timothy MCARTHY.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the FAHEY lines.
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