GAUL marriages 1901-1942 Victoria Australia
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GAUL marriages 1901-1942 Victoria Australia.
GAUL (males)
Robert Alexander
married: 1910 Minnie Amelia TAYLOR.
John George Stanley
married: 1917 Evelyn DICKINSON.
John Alexander
married: 1919 Florence ODONNELL.
William Alexander
married: 1920 Florrie Mabel KING.
Richard
married: 1926 Mavis Eileen ALLEN.
William Henry
married: 1926 Ivy Mary PRING.
John Alexander
married: 1927 Jessie Annie Elizabeth WOODMAN.
Stuart Joseph
married: 1927 Jessie Margaret MCAINCH.
James Joseph
married: 1931 Irene Mary CANNON.
Leo Allan
married: 1934 Elva Eileen BLACK.
Allan Leonard
married: 1937 Cora Ellen May THOMPSON.
John George Stanley
married: 1940 Phyllis Henrietta MCILWAIN.
Ernest William Killah
married: 1942 Caroline Ellen Elizabeth STRONG.
GAUL (females)
Annie
married: 1902 Herbert Arthur BRANCHFLOWER.
Ellen
married: 1907 Thomas Paine CODLING. (Also indexed as CADLING)
Florence Annie
married: 1914 Henry James Oxley HEATH.
Amy Evelyn
married: 1915 Harry Elvins TRATHEN.
Sophie
married: 1918 William ROBERTSON.
Mary Agnes
married: 1920 Francis David STEWART.
Ruby Blair
married: 1922 Leslie Clarence DE MAMIEL.
Elizabeth Ellen
married: 1924 James Fleming MCFARLANE.
Ethel Jeanette
married: 1926 Thomas Gerard ODAY.
Eileen Mary Josephine
married: 1927 Arthur Nixon MILLER.
Elsie Elizabeth
married: 1928 Albert Alexander Arthur BAYLISS.
Veronica Margaret
married: 1930 Walter Thomas Usher DREWELL.
Liln Florence
married: 1932 Ernest Joseph Field LOVELESS.
Irene May
married: 1938 Albert William HEWITT.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the GAUL lines.
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