TOBIN marriages (females) 1841-1865 Victoria Australia
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TOBIN marriages 1841-1865 Victoria Australia.
Females
Mary
married: 1841 Joseph CUSSEN.
Mary
married: 1842 James MATHERS.
Mary
married: 1847 John MCCARTHY.
Mary
married: 1849 James DONNELLY.
Margaret
married: 1850 Robert PARKER.
Mary
married: 1850 Patrick LENNON.
Margaret
married: 1851 John FROST.
Mary
married: 1852 Martin DONNELLY.
Susan
married: 1852 Frederick PARKINSON.
Anne
married: 1854 John DALY.
Margaret
married: 1854 Louis George EHRET.
Bridget
married: 1855 James REILLY.
Mary Ann
married: 1855 John EATON.
Susan
married: 1856 Charles MCNERVIN.
Alice
married: 1856 Jonas WOOLLARD.
Margaret D
married: 1856 Richard DAVIS.
Sarah
married: 1856 William Henry COOKE.
Johanna
married: 1857 John SHEA.
Catherine
married: 1857 Patrick ROUHAN.
Mary Anne
married: 1857 Samuel ROBINSON.
Julia
married: 1858 William SWEETENHAM.
Ellen
married: 1858 William CONNELL.
Anne
married: 1858 William HASTINGS.
Eliza
married: 1858 John KELLY.
Catherine
married: 1861 Jeremiah DALY.
Eliza
married: 1861 Patrick HIGGINS.
Alice
married: 1861 Maurice MAHONEY.
Bridget
married: 1862 Thomas HENNESSY.
Elizabeth
married: 1863 Michael OCONNOR.
Anne
married: 1864 Thomas COOKE.
Margaret
married: 1864 John BRYAN.
Alice
married: 1864 John Crolly LENNON.
Mary
married: 1865 Thomas FITZPATRICK.
Margaret
married: 1865 Patrick GLEESON.
Bridget
married: 1865 John EARLS.
Also See:
TOBIN marriages (females) 1866-1885 Victoria Australia
TOBIN marriages (males) 1840-1875 Victoria Australia
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the TOBIN lines.
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