TRICKEY marriages (males) 1926-1942 Victoria Australia
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TRICKEY marriages 1926-1942 Victoria Australia.
Males
Harold
married: 1926 Fedora HILL.
Joseph
married: 1926 Nellie Rowley PERRY.
Lesley Clarence
married: 1926 Gladys Caroline GRAY.
Ronald Douglas
married: 1927 Evelyn TRANTER.
Clarence
married: 1927 Florence DAWSEY.
Reginald Eli
married: 1927 Lily JOHNS.
Alfred Eli
married: 1927 Irene Doris CAREY.
William
married: 1929 Jean Amy HOUSTON.
Raymond Edward
married: 1929 Leila Rose TURNER.
Frederick Charles
married: 1931 Edith May FRANCIS.
Sydney
married: 1932 Madge TAYLOR.
Jack
married: 1933 Gladys GILLINGHAM.
Samuel Joseph
married: 1934 Helen NORTON.
Stanley Morris
married: 1935 Myrtle Ina CLOKE.
Allan Charles
married: 1936 Laura Irene APPLETON.
Alfred Joseph
married: 1937 Florence Edna May PLATFUSS.
George Frederick
married: 1938 Doris Lorraine BUCKLEY.
Thomas Joseph
married: 1938 Nancy Jean HARVEY.
Albert
married: 1939 Millie Hazel WALKER.
William Thomas
married: 1940 Dorothy Isabella BLACKWELL.
Joseph Henry
married: 1940 Mary Janet RITCHIE.
Peter Leighton
married: 1941 Patricia Beryl WILLIAMS.
Barton
married: 1941 Sylvia Joyce EAVES.
Reuben George
married: 1941 Alma Mavis GILLESPIE.
Morris John
married: 1941 Dulcie Joyce BAYLIE.
Alexander Bird
married: 1942 Gladys Irene LEARMONTH.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the TRICKEY lines.
Also See:
TRICKEY marriages 1857-1900 Victoria Australia
TRICKEY marriages 1901-1916 Victoria Australia
TRICKEY marriages 1917-1925 Victoria Australia
TRICKEY marriages (females) 1926-1942 Victoria Australia
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