WEBBER marriages 1850-1867 Victoria Australia
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WEBBER marriages 1850-1867 Victoria Australia.
Males
George
Married: 1850 Mary Ann BALL.
John
Married: 1852 Julia ROBERTS.
John
Married: 1857 Mary Anne URAN.
James
Married: 1858 Rachel LANCETER.
Charles
Married: 1858 Catherine BRADLEY.
Louis
Married: 1858 Bridget GIBBINS.
Henry
Married: 1859 Eliza MAYS.
John
Married: 1860 Honora MCDONEL.
John Brownson
Married: 1863 Catherine BLACK.
Philip Rogers
Married: 1863 Victoria Annie FURLONG.
Samuel John
Married: 1863 Margaret Cooper POTTER.
Francis Henry
Married: 1864 Catherine FEOY.
Benjamin Frederic
Married: 1865 Margaret Ann HUGHES.
William
Married: 1866 Mary Ann WEBBER.
Charles
Married: 1867 Teresa Ann CLEGG.
Females
Harriett
Married: 1853 William HULL.
Mary
Married: 1854 Henry BIGGEN.
Elizabeth
Married: 1854 Edward Bisley MARSHALL.
Elizabeth
Married: 1854 William Gore NORMAN.
Eliza
Married: 1855 Thomas HAMILTON.
Elizabeth
Married: 1856 James William JOLLY.
Caroline
Married: 1858 William Shiels WILSON.
Jane
Married: 1858 Thomas WALKER.
Mary
Married: 1859 William DARNICOTT.
Susan
Married: 1859 Joseph ATHERTON.
Ellen
Married: 1860 William Thomas STEPHENS.
Matilda Jenking
Married: 1864 John WOOLCOCK.
Amelia Kezia
Married: 1866 John COOK.
Mary Ann
Married: 1866 William WEBBER.
Marianne
Married: 1866 William HOSKING.
Jane Palmer
Married: 1866 Robert HUGHES.
Also See:
WEBBER marriages 1868-1881 Victoria Australia
WEBBER marriages 1882-1893 Victoria Australia
WEBBER marriages 1894-1902 Victoria Australia
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the WEBBER lines.
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