DRISCOLL marriages (males) 1847-1915 South Australia
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DRISCOLL marriages 1847-1915 South Australia.
Males
Richard
married: 1847 Sarah WEDD.
John
married: 1851 Mary Jane RICHARDSON.
John
married: 1852 Catherine MINNEY.
Daniel
married: 1859 Sarah LIDDY.
See Post: DRISCOLL Daniel married Sarah LIDDY 1859
Thomas
married: 1859 Mary KEOGH.
Thomas
married: 1865 Margaret DUNDON.
Patrick
married: 1867 Catherine BERTH.
John J
married: 1871 Elizabeth T MATHER.
See Post: DRISCOLL John married Elizabeth MATHER 1871
James
married: 1874 Anne BYRT.
Jeremiah
married: 1876 Margaret KING.
Thomas
married: 1880 Rose CORRIGAN.
Michael
married: 1883 Louisa BILNEY.
James Richard
married: 1883 Sarah Agnes KEATING.
John
married: 1884 Emma GREEN.
William Sidney
married: 1885 Jessie ALEXANDER.
Henry John
married: 1887 Lucy HART.
See Post: DRISCOLL Henry married Lucy HART 1887
John
married: 1892 Catherine MURPHY.
Austin
married: 1902 Lillian WATTS.
Frank
married: 1904 Jane Maud DAVIS.
See Post: DRISCOLL Frank married Jane DAVIS 1904
Thomas Sinclair Mather
married: 1904 Elizabeth HAY.
Thomas
married: 1906 Lillian WALSH.
Maurice
married: 1909 Eva SMITH.
Patrick Howard
married: 1913 Frances May MCELLISTER.
Henry
married: 1913 Marion OBYRNE.
Henry Richardson Holdsworth
married: 1914 Ivy Violet EVANS.
Andrew Leonard
married: 1915 Mabel Jane CARTER.
John Bertram Halliday
married: 1915 Adelaide Sarah MAAG.
Compiled from the South Australian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the DRISCOLL lines.
Also See:
DRISCOLL James and Sarah SHERRIFF
DRISCOLL marriages (females) 1850-1915 South Australia
DRISCOLL marriages 1850-1874 Victoria Australia
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