KAY marriages 1881-1886 Victoria Australia
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KAY marriages 1881-1886 Victoria Australia.
Males
Abel
married: 1881 Henrietta Emily FOSTER.
William
married: 1881 Mary Jane MAY.
John
married: 1881 Sarah ELGAR.
James
married: 1883 Annie Eliza WILSON.
Andrew
married: 1883 Margaret LONGMORE.
Thomas
married: 1883 Eliza HARROP.
Robert Harvey
married: 1883 Mary RIDDELL.
Edward
married: 1883 Annie Young LUNAM.
Joseph
married: 1883 Fanny DODSON.
William Edward
married: 1883 Elizabeth MCPHERSON.
Frederick Louis
married: 1884 Mary MINAN.
William
married: 1884 Jessie LANG. (Registered 1885)
John Stanley
married: 1885 Agness EDWARDS.
Robert Mitchell
married: 1885 Elizabeth Johnson ELLIS.
Ebenezer
married: 1885 Margaret FERGUSON.
James Yates
married: 1886 Maria Cynthia SPENCE.
Joseph Alexander
married: 1886 Isabella POYNER.
Thomas Webster
married: married: 1886 Margaret CALDWELL.
Lawrence McDonald
married: 1886 Mary MCDONALD.
James Mitchell
married: 1886 Emma REDGRAVE.
Females
Margaret Ann
married: 1881 Marcus Martin FIELD.
Isabella
married: 1881 William Henry PENALUNA.
Amelia
married: 1882 Charles MAFICIONI.
Mary Jane
married: 1882 Lewis Berlin COHEN.
Rosina Maria
married: 1884 Clarence Kay MERIDITH.
Sarah Jane
married: 1884 John JOHNSON.
Susan Emma
married: 1884 William BURSTON.
Emily
married: 1885 James KNOWLES.
Elizabeth
married: 1885 William Jeffrey WRIGHT.
Helen McGowan
married: 1885 John PETTIGREW.
Hellen
married: 1885 Henry SMITH.
Harriette
married: 1886 George FREELAND.
Cathirine
married: 1886 John BROADBENT.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the KAY lines.
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