SEXTON marriages (males) 1887-1906 Victoria Australia
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SEXTON marriages (males) 1887-1906 Victoria Australia.
SEXTON (males)
William Michael
married: 1887 Frances Annie BARBERS.
Michael
married: 1887 Catherine BARRY.
Jeremiah
married: 1888 Sarah Elizabeth SHURIN.
Thomas
married: 1888 Esther SHAW.
William
married: 1888 Alice MCDONALD.
Harry John
married: 1888 Elizabeth KING.
Frederick John
married: 1888 Emily Sophia THOMPSON.
Henry William
married: 1888 Florence MONUMENT.
Daniel
married: 1890 Julia WHELTON.
Edward James
married: 1890 Elizabeth STROUD.
Patrick Cornelius
married: 1890 Mary RYAN.
Patrick
married: 1890 Mary Ann CONNOLLY.
Charles
married: 1892 Elizabeth Jane JAMES.
Michael Francis
married: 1892 Rosa Augustine BAIN.
Patrick
married: 1993 Elizabeth Ellen CASSIDY.
William John
married: 1893 Elizabeth JOHNSON.
Patrick
married: 1894 Bridget REA.
Thomas Richard Luke
married: 1894 Jessie Agnes TAIT.
James Ettwell
married: 1895 Margaret Ann ARKLEY.
John Richard
married: 1896 Annie Darcy EVANS.
Thomas
married: 1896 Marianne Gerte WESTON.
Frederick Joseph
married: 1897 Janet Johnstone STIRLING.
Stephen John
married: 1897 Margaret MCCARTHY.
John Oconnor
married: 1899 Ellen MOONEY.
John Michael
married: 1901 Angelina Charlotte BEAZLEY.
Thomas
married: 1901 Bridget Agnes CAHILL.
Peter
married: 1902 Ellen MINTO.
Thomas Laurence
married: 1902 Mary Agnes MINTO.
James
married: 1903 Emily LEWIS.
James Michael
married: 1906 Bridget Mary GLEESON.
John
married: 1906 Margaret Jane MCLINDEN.
William George
married: 1906 Susan Ann TYRRELL.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the SEXTON lines.
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