RANSOM marriages 1850-1885 Victoria Australia
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RANSOM marriages 1850-1885 Victoria Australia.
Males
Thomas
married: 1850 Eliza DEERING.
John Ellis
married: 1852 Mary Ann CAIN.
Thomas
married: 1854 Maria BUTLER.
See Post: RANSOM Thomas married Maria BUTLER 1854
Thomas
married: 1856 Mary Ann FORWARD.
Robert
married: 1859 Jacobina BRUCE.
Isaac
married: 1860 Margaret CARTER.
William James
married: 1863 Margaret LYONS.
George
married: 1870 Hannah WILSON.
Thomas Waghorn
married: 1874 Caroline SIMMONDS.
James
married: 1877 Jane KEEN.
James Ellis
married: 1879 Janet Rogers GRAY.
George Thomas
married: 1879 Alice GREVILLE.
Clarence Theodore
married: 1882 Lucy YORK.
See Post: RANSOM Clarence married Lucy YORK 1882
Harry
married: 1884 Emily Jane HORTLE.
Alfred Thomas Blundell
married: 1885 Mary Charlotte LANGE.
Females
Louisa
married: 1852 William BURCHELL.
Elizabeth Mary
married: 1855 Frederick Fleet GARDINER.
Elizabeth Courtn
married: 1858 Luke SMITH.
Harriette Waghorn
married: 1862 Frederick Charles LAMB.
Sarah Elliott
married: 1866 John BEAUCHAMP.
Elizabeth Jane
married: 1870 Robert John KNELL.
Mary Elizabeth
married: 1870: Albert LILLEY.
Emily
married: 1871 James PATON.
Susannah
married: 1871 James LANE.
Charlotte Agnes
married: 1872 Francis Joseph WAYTH.
Susannah
married: 1876 Amos HOARE.
Mary Jane
married: 1882 Alfred DICKINSON.
Amelia Jane
married: 1885 Phillip LEESON.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the RANSOM lines.
Also See:
RANSOM marriages 1886-1911 Victoria Australia
RANSOM marriages 1912-1923 Victoria Australia
RANSOM marriages 1924-1942 Victoria Australia
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