GRANT marriages (males) 1862-1866 Victoria Australia
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GRANT marriages (males) 1862-1866 Victoria Australia.
GRANT (males)
David
married: 1862 Catherine PURTILL.
Edmund Craig
married: 1862 Elizabeth Ann PARKINSON.
Alexander
married: 1862 Mary Moore FITCHEY.
James Gordon Stuart
married: 1862 Frances Jane RICHARDSON.
Charles
married: 1862 Mary HOGAN. *
Thomas
married:1862 Mary HOGAN. *
William
married: 1862 Sarah CHAPMAN.
James
married: 1862 Jane CLINTON.
James
married: 1862 Ann STRACHAN.
John
married: 1862 Jane MAIN.
James Bannerman
married: 1862 Margaret STUART.
George
married: 1863 Christina GRANT.
James
married: 1863 Jane PIPER.
William
married: 1863 Elizabeth BULLER.
Michael
married: 1863 Margaret FAY.
William
married: 1863 Elizabeth SLYPEN.
Donald
married: 1863 Isabella STEVENSON.
John
married: 1864 Emily Lucretia DUNSTER.
Joseph
married: 1864 Mary Ann CAIGON.
Alexander Forbes
married: 1864 Margaret MCGRATH.
William
married: 1864 Catherine RYAN.
James William
married: 1864 Eliza MARTIN.
John
married: 1864 Mary SMITHE.
George
married: 1864 Mary ROSS.
Matthew
married: 1865 Mary Elizabeth BOOKER.
George
married: 1865 Catherine MORRISON.
Cornelius
married: 1865 Caroline VICKERS.
William Henry
married: 1865 Mary DRUM.
Thomas
married: 1866 Catherine RITCHIE.
Benjamin
married: 1866 Cuthbert SWINBOURNE.
Frederick
married: 1866 Adelaide HERON.
Alan
married: 1866 Elizabeth SMITH.
James
married: 1866 Mary Ann KENNEY.
George Southerland Macbeth
married: 1866 Wilhelmina MACKAY.
* Not the same Mary HOGAN.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the GRANT lines.
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