HOLMES marriages (females) 1843-1862 Victoria Australia
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HOLMES marriages 1843-1862 Victoria Australia.
Females
Jane
married: 1843 Malcolm MCLEAN.
Eliza
married: 1844 William STERRITT.
Eliza
married: 1848 John Anderson WILSON.
Mary Ann
married: 1850 Charles SMITH.
Ann
married: 1851 Richard COOPER.
Eliza
married: 1852 James WOOLLETT.
Mary
married: 1853 George James ASHIVIN.
Elizabeth Mary
married: 1855 William SPEERING.
Sarah
married: 1855 John Fussell PALMER.
Adelaide Helen
married: 1857 Robert REID.
Rosanna
married: 1858 James OWEN.
Lucy
married: 1858 George COX.
Mary Ann
married: 1858 Alexander MCINTOSH.
Charlotte
married: 1858 James THOMPSON.
Eliza Ann
married: 1858 James Peacock NEWMAN.
Martha
married: 1858 John KINGHORN.
Louisa
married: 1859 Henry Thomas Eas MORSE.
Emma
married: 1859 James JEFFERISS.
Frances
married: 1859 Walter BREACH.
Ann Mary
married: 1860 Charles christopher PARKER.
Catharine Dorothy
married: 1860 William COGHILL.
Sarah
married: 1860 Henry William ALDER.
Ann
married: 1860 Benjamin William TAYLOR.
Elizabeth
married: 1860 Isaac MOORE.
Mary Ann
married: 1861 Alexander REID.
Jane
married: 1861 Andrew Hugh Robert MORRIS.
Sarah Jane
married: 1862 Samuel ANGIOR.
Elizabeth Matilda
married: 1862 Michael WILTSHIRE.
Mary Anne Catherine Lavender
married: 1862 George Fielding BUNTING.
Susanna
married: 1862 Samuel BELL.
Mary Jane
married: 1862 Edward MERCER.
Eliza
married: 1862 James ELLIOTT.
Frances Anne
married: 1962 John Thomson KENNEDY.
Elizabeth
married: 1862 Donald McKay GEORGE.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the HOLMES lines.
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