GILES marriages (females) 1870-1881 Victoria Australia
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GILES marriages (females) 1870-1881 Victoria Australia.
GILES (females)
Elizabeth Cook
married: 1870 Henry Ellen CAUSBY.
Elizabeth
married: 1870 William JONES.
Mary
married: 1871 John Edward HOLLONDS.
Harriet Eliza New
married: 1871 Henry Notley HULL.
Mary Jane
married: 1871 Neil Christian SORENSON.
Sarah Eliza
married: 1871 Richard Morcom GOLDSWORTHY.
Mary Annie Margaret
married: 1873 Robert KIRIK.
Sarah
married: 1874 Thomas MEREDITH.
Celia Margaret
married: 1874 Joseph BELL.
Bessie
married: 1874 John Samuel CANE.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1874 James WILLMOTT.
Emma Sophia
married: 1875 Robert BOWMAN.
Emma
married: 1875 Ceaser COLLISTER.
Emily Ann
married: 1875 William Stone HEAL.
Jemima Louisa
married: 1875 George HOWELL.
Eliza Lella
married: 1876 Henry George SMITH.
Rhoda
married: 1876 William Cathcart THOMPSON.
Charlotte
married: 1876 William BROWN.
Mary Ann
married: 1876 William LANCASTER.
Jane
married: 1876 Alfred St Clair MCLAREN.
Hannah
married: 1877 Thomas ROLLERSON.
Emma
married: 1877 Thomas MADIGAN.
Sarah
married: 1878 Robert Henry KELLY.
Margaret
married: 1878 William LUCAS.
Annie
married: 1878 William BURNNARD.
Agnes Ellen
married: 1878 John HEAL.
Margaret
married: 1878 John HUNTER.
Catherine
married: 1879 Michael Joseph JORDAN.
Elizabeth
married: 1879 Robert DAWSON.
Charlotte
married: 1880 George Wright BRIGGS.
Elizabeth Jane
married: 1881 John Frederick William MINKE.
Lydia
married: 1881 Henry DENNIS.
Ann
married: 1881 George CLOVER.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the GILES lines.
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