LOVE marriages 1871-1880 Victoria Australia
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LOVE marriages 1871-1880 Victoria Australia.
Males
William Henry
married: 1871 Ann Jane GIBSON.
William
married: 1872 Dinah GREEN.
Francis
married: 1873 Margaret FISHER.
Terence
married: 1873 Annie CLARK.
William John
married: 1874 Agnes FEWRE.
William
married: Mary Ann JEBB.
Duncan
married: 1875 Martha Langwill GILKISON.
John
married: 1875 Amanda FROMENT.
Bernard
married: 1876 Hannah DOHERTY.
Robert
married: 1876 Lily Elizabeth TOWERS.
Joseph Anderson
married: 1877 Mary Hall DODD.
James
married: 1877 Emily CLARK.
William
married: 1877 Elizabeth RAMADGE.
Thomas
married: 1877 Annie WARDROP.
Richard
married: 1878 Rachel COLCOTT.
Mathew
married: 1878 Mary FREEMAN.
Robert
married: 1879 Jane NEWBOLD.
Francis James
married: 1879 Florence SHAW.
John
married: 1879 Jane ERRINGTON.
Patrick Alexander
married: 1880 Mary BLACK.
James
married: 1880 Emma FLOWER.
Robert
married: 1880 Eliza Jane PERRY.
Females
Marian
married: 1872 Frederick TONKIN.
Frances Eliza
married: 1872 William GLUYAS.
Sarah Ann
married: 1873 Daniel HARDING.
Janet
married: 1877 Thomas LIDDELL.
Mary Ann
married: 1878 Thomas COLCOTT.
Jane Margaret
married: 1878 James BOYCE.
Jane
married: 1878 Isaiah Spearman OLIVE.
Elsie Eliza
married: 1878 James Alexander PARKER.
Mary Ann
married: 1878 James HEWETT.
Isabella
married: 1879 Edward LEWIS.
Mary
married: 1879 Walter JORDAN.
Maggie
married: 1880 John MOYLAN.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the LOVE lines.
Also See:
LOVE marriages (males) 1843-1870 Victoria Australia
LOVE marriages (females) 1850-1870 Victoria Australia
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