MADDEN marriages 1866-1870 Victoria Australia
tonkin
MADDEN marriages 1866-1870 Victoria Australia.
Males
Fergus Francis
married: 1866 Bridget MORAN.
Henry
married: 1866 Julia PRENDERGAST.
James
married: 1866 Sarah BENSON.
John
married: 1866 Hannah Mary WALSH.
Michael
married: 1867 Elizabeth ROSE.
John
married: 1867 Mary Ann BALL.
Michael
married: 1868 Bridget KENNEDY.
John
married: 1868 Eliza LYNCH.
Peter
married: 1868 Mary Josephine KELLET.
Patrick
married: 1869 Ellen MINOGUE.
Daniel Anthony
married: 1869 Clara COLE.
John
married: 1869 Rosina BRAMES.
Augustine John
married: 1870 Margaret Cecilia FRASER.
Females
Anne
married: 1866 Nicholas BROWN.
Rebecca
married: 1866 Alfred Bowerman SCHOLLICK.
Anne
married: 1866 James MCDEVITT.
Hanora
married: 1866 Jeremiah DOYLE.
Mary Ann
married: 1866 John AUSLEY.
Mary
married: 1866 William DAVIS.
Margaret
married: 1866 John MCGUINN.
Margaret
maried: 1867 Thomas Osmond NORRIS.
Mary
married: 1867 William MAY.
Mary
married: 1867 Patrick HOLLAND.
Agnes Agatha
married: 1868 John HAYES.
Mary Ann
married: 1868 Andrew KAVANAGH.
Annie
married: 1868 John FLOYD.
Kate
married: 1868 Frank MUELLER.
Eliza
married: 1869 Joseph RAMON.
Hannah
married: 1869 Samuel CONDELL.
Ellen
married: 1870 Denis CAREW.
Susan
married: 1870 Donald GANNON.
Harriett
married: 1870 William Lambert METCALFE.
Lissie
married: 1870 Thomas Francis ARCHER.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the MADDEN lines.
Also See:
MADDEN marriages 1842-1853 Victoria Australia
MADDEN marriages 1854-1858 Victoria Australia
MADDEN marriages 1859-1865 Victoria Australia
JN 52351
by tonkin
Profile | 
Research |
Contact | Subscribe | Block this user on 2012-12-07 22:05:36
tonkin lives in Victoria, Australia.
Please note:
Journals are intended to assist new members locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended. Due to spelling and informant errors appearing in the records, typo errors and my misreading of the records mistakes must be expected. Errors will be corrected when detected or advised.