SCHILLING marriages 1850-1905 Victoria Australia
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SCHILLING marriages 1850-1905 Victoria Australia.
Males
Frederick
married: 1850 Charlotte WASSMAN.
Rudolph Heinerich Louis
married: 1877 Hannah OLIVE.
Herman
married: 1877 Bessie AGNEW.
Ernest Christian
married: 1883 Elizabeth WHITE.
Frederick
married: 1884 Rebecca HARRIS.
Frederick
married: 1885 Isabella CAMERON.
Joseph
married: 1886 Susannah BRIGHTWELL.
Julius Louis
married: 1886 Louisa BALDOCK.
Frederick
married: 1888 Elizabeth Ann SMITH.
Alfred
married: 1890 Ellen GOULD.
George
married: 1897 Jean GEMMELL.
Julius Frederick
married: 1897 Margaret Annie LONG.
John
married: 1900 Florence may LIBBIS.
Paul Adolph
married: 1901 Bertha Caroline FROST.
Frederick Albert
married: 1903 Eunice Eva May COULTAS.
Females
Minna Louisa
married: 1881 Robert Ipsen BIDSTRUP.
Magdalena
married: 1885 Richard John LATHBY.
Karolin
married: 1886 George Conway MAXWELL.
Ada Henrietta
married: 1886 Herbert Par PHILPOT.
Annie
married: 1886 John James Mcphall JOHNSTONE.
Rosina
married: 1887 Hary YOULDEN.
Minna Charlotte
married: 1889 Charles Aaron TURNER.
Violet Auguste
married: 1894 Leo Ferdinand SACHS.
Elizabeth
married: 1898 Henry Richard KNIGHT.
Ellen
married: 1899 Patrick DOLE.
Alison Evelyn Cecilia
married: 1900 Alexander ARBUTHNOT.
Mary Telfer
married: 1904 francis James OHALLORAN.
Elsie May
married: 1905 Alexander James ARBUTHNOT.
Emma Augusta Emilie
married: 1905 Friederich Wilhelm BOTHE.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the SCHILLING lines
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SCHILLING marriages 1906-1930 Victoria Australia
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