WILSON marriages (males) 1851-1853 Victoria Australia
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WILSON marriages 1851-1853 Victoria Australia.
Males
Alexander
married: 1851 Bridget MCGOUGHLIN.
Robert
married: 1851 Margaret WHITAKER.
William
married: 1851 Mary Ann JAMIESEN.
James
married: 1852 Margaret BRODERICK.
Charles
married: 1852 Rose MCINTIRE.
James
married: 1852 Mary Ann RICHARDS.
Edward
married: 1852 Mary Ann KEERAN.
Isaac
married: 1852 Martha MORRIS.
William
married: 1852 Harriet PAYNE.
James
married: 1852 Ann ALEXANDER.
William
married: 1852 Mary DAVIS.
John
married: 1852 Ann GOODMAN.
George
married: 1852 Harriet Elizabeth REED.
George
married: 1852 Catherine PALMER.
James
married: 1852 Isabella GEATEN.
James
married: 1853 Mary NICHOLAS.
Samuel
married: 1853 Elizabeth BIRD.
Benjamin
married: 1853 Mary Ann Elizabeth FORSTER.
James
married: 1853 Janet DICK.
James Mundell
married: 1853 Martha FAGAN.
John Thomas
married: 1853 Mary ROTHWELL.
Benjamin
married: 1853 Grace HALLS.
Peter
married: 1853 Annie JACOB.
John
married: 1853 Elizabeth GORDEN.
Charles
married: 1853 Elizabeth MCMAN.
William
married: 1853 Elizabeth LOCKWOOD.
Washington
married: 1853 Bridget REGAN.
William
married: 1853 Mary Ann WARNER.
James
married: 1853 Ellen DUKE.
James
married: 1853 Eliza NICHOLLS.
Colon
married: 1853 Hannah CAMPBELL.
James
married: 1853 Sarah Jane PETRIE.
George
married: 1853 Mary Ann MCMAHON.
Thomas
married: 1853 Eleanor BAILIFF.
Thomas
married: 1853 Caroline PURKIS.
William
married: 1853 Catherine REARDON.
Joseph
married: 1853 Harriette Anne ROSE.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the WILSON lines.
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