COLLIER marriages (females) 1849-1872 Victoria Australia
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COLLIER marriages 1849-1872 Victoria Australia.
Females
Ann
married: 1849 John NICHOLSON.
Fanny
married: 1849 Edward James ROBERTS.
Mary Ann
married: 1853 James POWAL.
Euphemea
married: 1855 Walter Richard WATSON.
Elizabeth
married: 1857 William SMITH.
Matilda Ann
married: 1858 Ralph LOWE.
Mary
married: 1858 Laurence SCANNELL.
Frances
married: 1859 William JONES.
Mary Ann
married: 1859 John SARAH.
Caroline
married: 1859 Frederick DUCK.
Margaret
married: 1859 William WATSON.
Sarah
married: 1859 James BUCHANAN.
Harriet Abbott
married: 1860 Evan JOHNS.
Alice
married: 1861 Thomas PEARY.
Agnes
married: 1862 William John GRINDLE.
Marianna
married: 1863 Robert Ross HAVERFIELD.
Elizabeth Letitia
married: 1863 Joseph CREIGHTON.
Ada Floretta
married: 1863 William LOVE.
Helen Rebecca
married: 1864 Thomas SATCHWELL.
Ellen
married: 1864 James DIXON.
Jane
married: 1864 Robert Job WESTWOOD.
Elizabeth
married: 1866 Patrick JOYCE.
Margery
married: 1867 Joseph SOUTHWARD.
Sarah
married: 1867 Evan WILLIAMS.
Julia Ann
married: 1869 James DELANY.
Laura Maria Wright
married: 1869 Charles Robert SMITH.
Emily
married: 1871 unknown AH SAM.
Fanny
married: 1871 Henry Goulding BENNETT.
Bridget
married: 1871 Samuel DOXFORD.
Bridget
married: 1871 James GUTHRIE.
Elizabeth
married: 1872 Daniel MCNAB.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the COLLIER lines.
Also See:
COLLIER marriages (males) 1841-1869 Victoria Australia
COLLIER marriages (males) 1870-1887 Victoria Australia
COLLIER Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1852-1874
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