GILPIN marriages 1859-1923 Victoria Australia
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GILPIN marriages 1859-1923 Victoria Australia.
GILPIN (males)
William
married: 1859 Mary Ann STUDDAMS.
Alexander
married: 1866 Dorethea JONES.
William
married: 1868 Dinah BARTON. (Registered 1895)
Thomas Bartlett
married: 1884 Maude Miriam DAFTER.
Alexander
married: 1889 Hannah SIMPSON.
Harry Walter
married: 1890 Alice Milbourne JONES.
John
married: 1890 Emily Jane BENT.
Richard
married: 1893 Elizabeth Jane THOMPSON.
Thomas
married: 1894 Margaret Ellen HALLIGAN.
John
married: 1896 Mary Louisa HOWEY.
Oliver
married: 1897 Annie PEASE.
John
married: 1903 Agnes Eva CLAY.
George Robert
married: 1910 Catherine Hughes KING.
Thomas James
married: 1910 Ivy Lydia May BELL.
Oliver
married: 1921 Ruby Gertrude BREWER.
Alan Vincent
married: 1921 Elsie May SELLOCK.
Frederick Henry
married: 1922 Narina Maude LOY.
Thomas John
married: 1922 Alice Margaret Ellen GRANLAND.
John Edward
married: 1923 Daisy May GIBSON.
GIPLIN (females)
Annie
married: 1887 Edward Hiliard HARVEY.
Maud Marian
married: 1888 Spencer William SCHNEIDER.
Sarah Ann
married: 1890 Francis Andrew NICHOLL.
Catherine
married: 1896 James PEARCE.
Eliza Jane
married: 1896 William Henry STOKELD.
Dinah Mary
married: 1900 Robert Malcolm DUTHIE.
Elizabeth
married: 1901 Edward SIDDERS.
Elizabeth
married: 1911 Stephen Ernest GORDON.
Dinah Margaret
married: 1912 William John THOMAS.
Annie Elizabeth
married: 1913 Stanley Charles PATCHETT.
Elma Elizabeth
married: 1923 Cyril Bertram Gerald CHAMBERS.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the GILPIN lines.
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