BAYLISS marriages 1901-1915 Victoria Australia
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BAYLISS marriages 1901-1915 Victoria Australia.
Males
Joseph
married: 1904 Elsie Ada MOUNTJOY.
Edward
married: 1905 Harriet FORISTAL.
William Alfred
married: 1905 Ruby CLARKE.
William Sydney
married: 1905 Winifred May HODGE.
John
married: 1906 Mary WARD.
Raymond Charles
married: 1906 Sarah Kate BAKER.
Frederick Thomas
married: 1907 Lil Agnes BAKER.
George Harold
married: 1907 Jessie McKay GILMOUR.
James
married: 1907 Mary COOKE.
Alfred Herbert
married: 1908 Ada Heath VIGGERS.
Benjamin Ernest
married: 1908 Susan DUCKER.
John Thomas
married: 1908 Mabel May WILLIAMS.
William Channing
married: 1908 Celia Amelia BOWDEN.
Charles
married: 1911 Nellie Lucy Madaline MCGIE.
Ernest Alexander
married: 1911 Lena BLOOMER.
Frederick Rouse
married: 1911 Irene May HOLLOWAY.
Hugh William
married: 1911 Ivy Ruth STEAD.
Joshua
married: 1913 Harriet BARNES.
William James Merrell
married: 1913 Sarah Margaret HARMER.
Edward
married: 1915 Ernstina VOGELE.
Females
Adelaide Daisy
married: 1902 Ernest Stephen TREE.
Evelyn Jane
married: 1906 William Thomas CROCKFORD.
Sophia
married: 1906 Clement FORISTAL.
Lucy Maria
married: 1911 John MCALLAN.
Annie Scarsbrook
married: 1912 David Thomas CAMERON.
May Elizabeth
married: 1912 Edwin HAYWARD.
Agnes
married: 1913 William NICHOLLS.
Matilda Emily
married: 1913 William Evan Price LLEWELLYN.
Janet Mary Weir
married: 1915 Harold Roy Robert DALY.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the BAYLISS lines.
Also See:
BAYLISS marriages 1855-1900 Victoria Australia
BAYLISS Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1867-1930
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