BOWMAN marriages (males) 1851-1867 Victoria Australia
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BOWMAN marriages 1851-1867 Victoria Australia.
Males
Alexander
married: 1851 Janet CRAIG.
Benjamin
married: 1853 Harriet WILLIAMS.
Charles
married: 1854 Lucy Arthur TOWNSEND.
Peter
married: 1854 Christina SENTER.
Thomas
married: 1854 Jane Martha YOUNG.
Alexander
married: 1855 Margaret MCDONALD.
Daniel
married: 1855 Margaret FARRELL.
John
married: 1856 Ester MCGREEVY.
George
married: 1856 Elizabeth BARKER.
John
married: 1857 Mary Jane HALES.
John
married: 1857 Mary BROWN.
Archibald
married: 1858 Isabella SPENCE.
George
married: 1858 Caroline SWINNERTON.
Jonathon
married: 1859 Jemima SCALES.
Friedrich George
married: 1860 Christina MCLEAN.
John Charles
married: 1860 Ann Jane BEATON.
Peter
married: 1861 Mary RUMBLE.
John
married: 1861 Emily Susan EMERTON.
John James Beresford
married: 1861 Elizabeth MOORE.
Matthew
married: 1861 Jeanet BIGGAR.
Robert
married: 1861 Fanny BOLAM.
Joseph Dixon
married: 1861 Johanna BRANNOCK.
George
married: 1861 Catherine MEIKLEJOHN.
John
married: 1862 Ann Rebecca SODEN.
John
married: 1864 Elizabeth SEYMOUR.
John James Beresford
married: 1865 Caroline Isabell CLAY.
James
married: 1865 Margaret MCKENDRY.
James
married: 1865 Lucy HILL.
John
married: 1866 Dorothy TOMLINSON.
John
married: 1866 Selina WILLIAMS.
John Alexander
married: 1867 Caroline Hannah WISEMAN.
Archibald
married: 1867 Isabella STEVENSON.
George Henry
married: 1867 Janet Sutherland SINCLAIR.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the BOWMAN lines.
Also See:
BOWMAN marriages (females) 1841-1875 Victoria Australia
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