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FLETCHER marriages (males) 1847-1860 Victoria Australia

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FLETCHER marriages (males) 1847-1860 Victoria Australia.

FLETCHER (males)


George
married: 1847 Sarah WYTHE.

James
married: 1848 Bridget CAREY.

John
married: 1852 Elizabeth SUMMERS.

Edward
married: 1853 Anne GOLDEN.

James
married: 1853 Eliza MIDDLETON.

Henry
married: 1853 Elizabeth MULBERRY.

Charles Henry
married: 1854 Adelaide Ellen WEBB.

Peter Percival
married: 1854 Anna Louisa LUSH.

Robert
married: 1854 Mary BREEN.

Richard
married: 1855 Ellen BEET.

John
married: 1855 Eliza MCCLOUD
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My thanks to mydogphoebe for taking the time to share the information appearing in the comments section below regarding the two marriages and children for John FLETCHER.

James
married: 1855 Hannah HARRISON.

Robert
married: 1855 Agnes VALENTINE.

William
married: 1855 Mary Ann DORGAN.

John
married: 1855 Ann DARLINGTON.

William Henry
married: 1856 Mary Ellen HUNTER.

William
married: 1857 Lucy CLARKE.

Colin
married: 1857 Flora MACKENZIE.

Niel
married: 1858 Ellen ROACH.

Nathaniel
married: 1858 Christina Victor HARRIS.

Thomas
married: 1858 Alicia Ann OCONNOR.

Archibald Frederick
married: 1858 Jemima KAY.

William Roby
married: 1859 Eliza BROWNING.

George Jevons
married: 1859 Esther WILKES.

Edward
married: 1859 Emma STUCKEY.

Donald
married: 1859 Elizabeth DAVIDSON.

John Frederick
married: 1859 Lucy Eliza WATSON.

Niel
married: 1859 Annie MCDOWALL.

George
married: 1859 Margaret CONNORS.

Henry James
married: 1860 Isabella LINDSAY.

William
married: 1860 Sarah MISSON.

Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the FLETCHER lines.

JN 20478

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on 2010-03-31 04:54:44

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Comments

by mydogphoebe on 2012-04-08 01:03:26

Eliza McCloud was John Fletcher's second wife. His first wife was Sarah Boyd (1809-1852). They emigrated from Liverpool in 1852 on board the "Thomas J.Foord" with their children Thomas, Jacob, Sarah Ann (Yates) and Isabella (Bandy). Sarah died from bronchitis on 5 November 1852, three weeks before the ship arrived at Port Henry in Geelong. Sarah was my great great grand-mother and was buried at sea. Accounts I have read from other passengers on that journey relate a particularly hellish sea-voyage.

Both John Fletcher and Sarah Boyd were from Cumbria - St Bees, Whitehaven, Cockermouth.

John and Eliza would have five children, the first four died within a month of each other from diptheria whilst the family were living in the general goldfields district in Victoria. Their only surviving child, Emma Alice McCloud Fletcher (b. 1869) married George Alexander Pope of the Rich Avon Estate (near Donald in Victoria) and they have squillions of descendants.

Emma and George had five children and Emma died on 11 May 1942.

Eliza was a much younger woman than John and was only in her mid-40s when John died in 1874 and I believe she did remarry. John had taken up a selection at Mt Jeffcott in Victoria about 1872, and he and Eliza were among the early settlers and pioneers in the Wimmera district.

If you visit Donald Cemetary you will find the graves of John & Eliza (its the biggest monument in the middle of the cemetary) and nearby are the graves of Emma and her family.

by tonkin on 2012-04-08 19:37:39

Thanks again mydogphoebe.

I'm sure your information will help others researching this family.

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